The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-17


 Mr. Albert H. filling and daughter, Miss Alice filling, are making short stay in Newtown.
 Mrs. Prentice W. Chase will enter tain the S. S. Whist club at their last meeting for the year.
 Dr. and Mrs. William J. Taylor of Howe street will leave at the close of the school term for an extended visit with friends in Nebraska. They will stop en route at Pittsburg and St. Louis Dr. Taylor is instructor n German at the New Haven High school.
 The Rev. John Scott of Deep River is supplying the pulpit at the Baptist church, Clinton. He has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Hiel Burrows.
 This evening Rolin c. Smith will give reception at his home, 40 Perkins street, in honor of his S0th birthday. Mrs. Hulda Weiss, accompanied by children, sailed Sunday from New York on the Steamer Pennsylvania to visit friends and relatives in Germany.
 Among the first of the New Haven people to go to Morris Cove are the members of the Phi Delta society, who opened their cottage last week.
 MT J. Wittie of New York has been in Clinton a few days looking over his cottage Summer Heime' at Bridge wood-on-the-Sound preparatory to oc- cupying it this summer.
 An entertainment and dance is to be given in Harmonic hall, Thursday even- ing, May 26, by the Temple Aid society of the Orange street synagogue.
 There will be supper given by the Christian Endeavor society at the Con- gregational church tomorrow in the church parlors Strawberry short cake, ice cream, berries and cream, etc. Sup per from to g. The proceeds will go toward the piano fund.
 Miss Laura Kaehrle of Derby avenue left last week for a trip to New Or leans and St. Louis.
 The L. T. L. society of Clinton will meet Tuesday night at their rooms in the Elliott building. Mrs. Grace Platt of Bridgeport will give a chalk talk to the junior members.
 Prof. Lafayette B. Mendel will deliver a lecture on "Animal Intelligence" this evening at o'clock at Temple Mish- kan Israel assembly rooms, under the auspices of the Junior Aid society. The public are invited to attend.
 Miss Florence Hotchkiss of Whalley avenue, who met with the misfortune to break her arm last week, is reported as doing very well.
 MT. and Mrs Villain A. Rice and daughter, Virginia, have returned from a visit with friends in New York.
 Quite party of New Haveners start ed last Sunday for the worlds fair, St. Louis The party was made up of Will liam Bertram, the Grand avenue baker, and two brothers, Messrs. Heinrich and August Bertram, both of Brooklyn, N Y., also MT. Carl Bertram of Germany and his son, Charles Bertram of Union Hill L, l.
 Miss Eunice Parish is the guest of Miss Josephine Toy of Hartford.
 ]. Leary has improved his already handsome grounds in Clinton about his residence, by planting long rows of the popular California privet hedges.
 
 left yesterday for Pittsburg, where he will attend the convention of the Ma tional Association of Manufacturers as a delegate from this state. MT. Foote will return home at the close of the convention, which is held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
 St. Joseph's church of Lawrence street will give their final whist at Harmonic hall Thursday evening of this week. Over 100 tables will be occupied and each section will be in charge of a patroness, two assistants and an usher, whose names have been previously arl- nounced. The object of the whist is to raise funds for the contemplated new church which is badly needed.
 Attorney Seymour Loomis has re- turned from New York after accompa- nying Mrs. Loomis and mother thither on their way to Washington, D. C., where they are visiting.
 As Stephen Brunt of Whalley avenue was on his way home Saturday night driving his ice wagon and had reached the middle of the hill near Robertson's $ marble works, a car came down the hill and crashed into the wagon throw- ing the driver off, and making kindling wood out of it. The horse was found to be badly hurt and was taken to the Atwood stables, where it's windpipe had to be sewed up. Brunt himself escap- ed with a few scratches and a badly bruised body.
 Mrs. Whitman of Brooklyn, N. T., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. l.. c. Slaton of Washington avenue, West Haven
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman Janszer and Miss Lalla Mela of New York city, are being entertained during their stay in town by Miss Margaret Stanford of Norton street.
 Wilbur B. Warner of Washington avenue, West Haven spent Sunday in Stevenson, Conn.
 Miss Anna Mcdonald of Danbury has returend home after a visit at the home of Miss Corey of 56 Mansfield street.
 Miss Alice Tucker of West Haven who has been spending several months in Perry. N. Y, the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Macumber, and also of other friends, returned home Saturday even- ing.
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