The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-29

The Ladies' auxiliary, Russell coun- cil, K. of C., will give an entertainment and whist in Harmonic hall Monday evening, February 8. After the whist contest there will be dancing. Lilley's orchestra will play.
 Dr. K. Mckenzie, instructor in Ro- nance languages at Yale, has recently
 published an edition of La Fontaine's
 Fables, with notes and vocabulary.
 A surprise party was rendered Ed
 nund Shaw Wednesday evening by number of his friends at his home on
 Elm street, Westville. Games and mu-
 sic were indulged in and a light colla-
 tion was served and greatly enjoyed
 during the evening.
 Do not forget that to-day is the an-
 niversary of the birth of William Mo
 KinIey, and is known as Mckinley
 Day. Thousands VII wear carnations,
 the Mckinley flower. The members of
 The Carnation League of America"
 which was instituted as an annual
 memorial to the late president and ded- icated to national patriotism, will wear the carnation. Mrs. J. D. Merwin entertained the
 Wednesday Afternoon Whist club at her home on Washington avenue, West
 Haven, Wednesday,. Mrs. Frank Brad- ley won the first prize, q handsome mayonnaise dish, and Mrs. Merwin won the second, a Japanese dish. Mrs. Par ker won the consolation, a doylie work ed by Mrs. Merwin. A buffet luncheon was served, after which the ladies played pit.
 Max Leichter is spending a few days
 as the guest of John H. Starin on Glen Island.
 Miss Annie Yaraneziner and Alinozas Kaszetta were united in marriage at St. Mary's church on Tuesday morn ing by Rev. Father zervis, of New Britain.
 Miss Dunn, of Washington, D. O., who has been visiting for a month with Mrs Charles Copperthite, of Chapel street, will return to Washington this l week.
 The marriage is announced of Miss Winnie Woodman, of Marlborough,
 Mass, and Charles F. Magraw, of this city, which took place in this city. Jan uary 13.
 Mrs. c. M. Downs has issued cards for a large tea to be given at her home in Derby Friday afternoon, February F, from 8 to 6 o'clock. Decorations will be very elaborate. The annual entertainment and dance of the Crescent, one of the thoroughly delightful functions of spring, will be
 given Friday evening, April P. This ! is a few weeks earlier than the usual time
 The boys of the senior class of Board man took the senior girls and teachers
 of the school to ardance given last eve ming at the East Haven town hall.
 The party went on a car leaving at 7:sO o'clock.
 Miss Bradley, daughter of General D.
 B. Bradley, of York street, is confined to her home by illness. It will be very gratifying to the nu- merous friends of Mrs. H. W. Winkley of Branford to know that she is able to be downstairs for a shor ttime occa- sionally.
 Miss Tomlinson, of Milford, is plan ming to give dance in the parish
 house on Monday evening, February |.
 Music will be furnished by Ray Hem
 ming, of this city. The Friday Afternoon Whist club will
 meet to-day with Mrs. Burtis, of West
 Haven.
 An invitation dance will be given at l the West Haven town hall on Monday evening, February 8. The West Haven w. c. T. U. met | yesterday afternoon at the home of
 Mrs. Smith, 31 Elm street. The Mission circle of Center church is
 planning an entertainment to be given
 at Harmonic hall Wednesday evening,
 March 2. The proceeds will be devoted
 to missionary purposes. | A. 0. U. w. lodge No. 59, West Ha- ven, met in Masonic hall, on Campbell avenue, last evening, and installed off,
 cers for the year. Following the in
 stallation a banquet and speaking were 1 in order.
 l Miss Alice Hardy will entertain a party of friends at an informal dance to be given at the Lawn club Monday
 evening, February 15. | Mrs. Charles T. Pennell, of Howe | street, has returned home from Pater- son, N. J., where she has been the guest
 of Mrs. R. H. Keener, formerly of this city.
 1 The Yale freshman hockey team will play game with the Harvard fresh men tomorrow. 1 Mrs. B. J. Franks, of New York, is visiting Mrs. s. M. Gompertz, of I'll Olive street.
 | Miss Catherine P. Callahan will en- | certain her whist club at her home, 159
 Blatchley avenue, t.his evening. l Professor Emery will speak at Yale
 hall to-morrow evening on sThe Origin
 of Trade Unions." l Rev. Herbert L. Mitchell, of Say brook, has been the guest of relatives ] in this city for a few days. I The Macmillan company has publish
 ed a new book by Professor Henry A.
 Beers, of Yale, entitled Points at Is-
 sue.''
 Mrs. Minors, 271 Orange street, this
 evening. It will not be given under the auspices of the International Sunshine society.
 Joseph D. Adger, of the Yale Music school, has written a march entitled I Glass 1907"
 | A very delightful social event of l Wednesday evening was a whist party given by MT. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin at their home in Branford for a party of friends.
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