The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-20

Elsewhere.
 A pleasant time is expected by the members and friends of the oIympian assembly at their next dance this even- ing at Academy hall.
 The Pequot council will entertain it's
 friends at a dance to be given at Re
 publican hall this evening, when very
 jolly time is expected.
 Frank Jacobson os the Jacobson &
 Diamond company of Grand avenue,
 was rendered a farewell reception at his
 home. TSP Grand avenue, Monday night.
 He left yesterday for a three months
 trip to San Francisco. Cal, to visit his
 brother. He will stop at Chicago and
 Denver .en route. On his return he will
 visit New Orleans. St. Louis and the
 exposition, and then proceed to Wash
 ington, D. C.. and to Niagara Falls.
 William H. Garde has purchased from
 Mary R. Treat. daughter of Frank
 Treat, a one-quarter interest in the
 Commercial house on Meadow street.
 The deed WAS recorded in the town clerks office yesterday afternoon. MT.
 Garde has purchased the property as an
 investment. There is a lease of ten years on the property. The hotel is said
 to be worth about $2O,oOO.
 Rehearsals for the annual minstrel show of the Sacred Heart Catholic club
 take place weekly. The performance will be given some time early in Febru- ary. There is a splendid chorus of forty voices being trained by Riley E. Phillips.
 The kirmess committees of St. Pat rick's Guild continue to hold meetings and report unexpected success in an- swer to their appeal for food or money for the supper which will be served in the basement of Music hall Saturday evening from 4:30 to o'clock. A very good entertainment programme is being prepared
 The current events talks which Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury was to give to- day has been postponed until Wednes- day, January 27.
 A son arrived yesterday at the home of M-. and Mrs A, Asher of Boston, the former a New Havener and Yale man. while Mrs. Asher is the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. William Frank. this being their first grandchild. The New Haven Kindergarten asso- ciation will hold general mothers meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the new high school hall, on York Square. Mrs. Marion Langzettel of New York city will address the meeting, subject, "The Ideal Kindergarten. Miss Alice Reynolds of this city will speak NFTthn Nn7.Iv oF hn J from a Primary Standpoint Superin- tendent Beede will preside. All moth- CTS, teachers and others interested in child study are cordially invited to at- tend
 Mrs. J. w. Barnsdall of Crown street
 gave a dinner this week in honor of her birthday to few friends. Covers were | laid for twelve.
 Miss Viola Myers of Orchard street has been visiting her grandparents in Cherry Hill, N. J., and is now the guest of Mrs. P. V. Myers of West S3d street, New York.
 Mrs George Miller, who was operated
 on a few days ago, is reported as in- proving slowly.
 Misses Caroline and Deborah Bright man, daughters of Charles H. Bright
 man of 39 Whalley avenue, are serious l ly i'll with the measles. The ball committee of the Knights of St. Patrick met at the club house Sun day afternoon and informally discussed the scheme of decoration and the cleo trical display. These matters will be definitely decided upon at the meeting Friday evening. The programme of nnu- sic was outlined. Fichtl's orchestra and band have been engaged to supply the music. The auction sale of boxes will take place the first week in Febru- ary.