The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-22

ing the winter in Florida, Cuba and the West Indian archipelago. Mrs. Randolph Chandler of Putnam ] has been the guest of Mrs. N. G. Os- born of Bradley street for several days.
 Arthur Wright of York square gave small informal dinner at the Country club last night. The ehaperon was Mrs. i Cattle of New York. His guests were Miss Harriet Prescott of Springfield, the Misses Mabel and Ruby Danks, MT. Clark and Erickson Palmer. l Invitations have been issued to a private view of a cartoon by Correg- gio on Thursday afternoon from 3 to o'clock in the south gallery of the Yale Art schoo. The picture was re- gently presented to-the School Of Fine Arts by Mrs. Sarah Alden Derby of New York.
 l M. J. Powers, representing the Vest vile school board, has purchased new flag to float over the school.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss leave early in March for Lakewood.
 Mrs. Charles Bradley of Forest street is confined to her home, suffering from a severe attack of the grip.
 The Misses Mabel and Jessie Ottarson of Main street, West Haven, have gone to Plainville for a few days visit with friends.
 Mrs. Farnam, Professor and Mrs. Henry w. Farnam of Hillhouse avenue have issued invitations for song re- cital to be given at their home on Wednesday, March ?, by Miss Susan Metcalf.
 Ebenezer B. Beecher of Harrison street has recovered sufficiently to en- joy the outer air once more after pro- tracted illness of several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierrepont Beers Fos- ter of Orange street letf recently for an extended trip through the south and west. They will be away until May and will visit New Orleans, Mex ico and California.
 Mrs. H. E. Gibson of Brooklyn is spending a few days with Mrs. P. O.. 1 Warner of Whalley avenue. George Hofer while working for Mir, Main of West Haven, harvesting ice, broke his leg between the knee and an- kle by cakes of ice coming together. Dr. Kowalewski is attending him.
 Ralph T. Downer, carrier 49 of the l New Haven postoffice, has rented and will occupy the house at the corner of Burton street and Central avenue, owned by c. E. Prentice.
 The Thimble club will meet Monday afternoon at the studio of Miss Kath- erine Livermow, 1910 Chapel street, i this city.
 Almanac Bacon of Woodbridge, who about a week ago slipped and fell on the ice in front of the Westville M. B. church, fracturing his arm by the fall, has brought suit against the city for damages.
 1 Dean Frank K. Sanders of the Yale Divinity school is arranging for the commencement programme of the school An innovation which will be made this year will be in the attempt to have regular class reunions in this school as in the other departments of ! the university. Three prominent alumni will speak at the commencement din- ner and the address of the Divinity school commencement will be delivered this year by the Rev. F. w. Gunsalus of Chicago. The commencement is set down for Thursday, June 1.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Adams of Brooklyn are the guests of Miss Juliet Peck of Central avenue, Westville. Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss Grace Blythe Peck of Westville and a teacher of the Boardman Manual Training school
 Miss Isabelle Tolles will entertain the sewing club this afternoon at her home on Elm street. West Haven.