The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-02
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Alexander Cumming, the president of La sociedad Espanola of Yale, was in Boston last Tuesday evening for the public presentation of a play in Spanish by Fl Club Espanol of Boston. of which he is member. Mir. Cumming, who is also. the president of the Yale law school political club. and who organized and directed the activities of the Yale Republican club in the recent campaign was a guest at the Roosevelt and Fair banks jubilee dinner given in New York city at the Waldorf Astoria We'd nesday evening.
 Second Vice President F. s. Curtis, in charge of the construction depart- ment of the Consolidated railroad, took his new offices at the general office building in this city yesterday. The heads of the roads executive depart ments are now all on one floor of the building the second,
 Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Eld street en- te. tained the Thimble club of Hum- pIirey street Congregational church at her residence on Wednesday afternoon. There were about thirty ladies present, and a very pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed. A very dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Smith, after which an animated business meeting was held relative to the sale of fancy articles, cake, etc, which occurs next Wednes- day and Thursday in the church.
 An entertainment will be given in the lecture room of the Humphrey street Congregational church this evening, at o'clock. The programme will con- sfsf of vocal and instrumental solos, singing by male quartet, costume songs by six little girls and bright lit tie sketch entitled Mother Goose's Cos lings"
 Mrs. Leverett Goodyear and son, Ar thur Goodyear, of Richard Place, West Haven, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Winans at their home In Brooklyn, N. l. Y.
 An instructive and interesting talk on tuberculosis was made Wednesday afternoon by Professor Irving Fisher of Yale, before the Charity organiza- ton society of Hartford.
 The Kalmathean club of West Haven will meet this afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. D. T. Welch, Main street. '.He that hath patience can compass anything" Marcus Aurelius Chairman Mrs. F. R. Lewis; "Current Events, l" Mrs. Frank Kimberly; The Roman Catholic Church to the Reformation, { Miss M. Virginia Hull; "Papal Author . ity Under Innocent III" Mrs. Lewis.
 Mrs. Simpson of Orange street is yis- l. iting with friends in Hartford. Mrs. Premise and children, who have been visiting Mrs. Premises parents. MT. and Mrs. Moulthrop of Main street, West Haven, for the past ten days, have returned to theiri home in Proyi- dence, R. |.
 Mrs. Pierpont of Virginia, formerly of this city, at one time residing at S2 Street, is visiting her sister, Miss Susie Cheney and relatives in North Haven and Wallingford.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the First Congregational church, West Haven, held sociable last evening in the parlors of the church. The law club will present most attractive appearance tomorrow when 2 the board of managers of the Elm City Kindergarten association will open the fair to. be given for the benefit of the association. The pretty booths, the handsomely appointed tables and the artistic decorations will form a pretty background for the handsome gowns of the women guests, for at this fair there lis to be great outpouring of fashion, able folk. Financially the bazar is ex- Epected to be record breaker. i r,l IN TC &4l able pastor of the Hamburg Congrega- tional church, is nearly ninety years old and has preached in the Hamburg church for fifty-seven years.
 The dance to be given by Miss Hope Bennett this evening at her home on Prospect hill promises to be delightful affair. Robinson will have charge of the music.
 Professor Graves of the Forestry school will leave for the Philippines to- Iday, where he Is to undertake some work for the United States bureau of forestry. Professor Tourney will have charge of the school.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll leaves town to- day for short visit to Ridgefleld with her sister, Mrs. J. c. Haven, jr., of that place.
 Collector U Rice Winchell has return ed from two weeks trip to the St. Louis exposition.
 I Homer Bellwood, engineer at New York Lock company, has leased Dr. A. J. Tenney's tenement on Laurel street, BranfordS and will move his household effects here from New Canaan and go to housekeeping,
 F. S. Hammett, for eleven years freight agent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at Taun- ton, Mass.e has resigned his position.
 Samuel Schaefer has left the. employ of the Rogers Dairy on Barnett street. He expects to leave for Chicago in a short time.
 Edward l.. Bradley, formerly of this x city has returned to California after \ a months vacation spent with his par ents, Mir. and, Mrs. J. T. Bradley of I Shelton avenue. He will continue busi- 1 ness in Los Angeles. l Nikolai Sol1oloff paid a flying visit to ! Westville Tuesday. His time is well taken up in filling. engagements with the Boston Symphony orchestra.
 Vincent Meigs, formerly of Rogers street, Branford, and nowsof this city, .l was united in marriage Wednesday to I HEfe. cto ,.o !, NTnXTaxr of Rpo n foy1 rrhoxy