The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-15


 been selected to coach the Crescent Dramatic club of the New Haven high school.
 Major John c. Broaeh. of Middle town, continues critically i'll. His daughter, Mrs. Ellis Dean, has arrived in Middletown on account of his illness Major Broatch is well known among civil war veterans of this state, having been major of the old Fourteenth C. V. He was at one time during the war stationed on duty in New Haven.
 Arthur D. Mullen, of Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen, of I'll Howard avenue. is at home for few days visit MT Mullen is a graduate of Yale in the class of 1903 and is with the Travellers Insurance company, of Hartford.
 F. J. Hunt, of this city, and H. Ja- cobs, also of this city, were visitors in Portland last Friday. W. H. Long was in Cromwell
 The musicale of Mrs. J. B. Smith and Nikolai Sokoloff, assisted by Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, will be given at MT. Smiths studio next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 Yale's new strong man is B. F. Elmer son. He is of the freshman class of the Sheffield Scientific school and is regis tered in the university catalogue as hailing from Wakefield, Mass. Young Emerson has just taken the strength tests and has smashed by about 1000 pounds the best previous record at Yale. He made a total of 10,55O points, against S,395 for A. R. Benner, who held the record until MT. Emerson got loose among the strengthening ma chimes.
 At the Church of the Redeemer for the coming year the quartette Will in clude Miss Barnes, soprano; Frank $. Hamilton, jr., bass, and pr. Arthur T. Barbour, tenor. The contralto has not been selected.
 Edward Taylor is at the Royal Poin- ciana, Palm Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Doherty, of Vol colt street, are receiving congratula- tions on the arrival of a baby girl at their home.
 MT. and Mrs. s. w. Hart returned from an extended southern trip Sun day.
 Mrs. c. Berry Peets, of Orange street, is confined to her home by an attack of the grip.
 Edward c. Vanderbilt, stenographer in the office of the passenger traffic manager of the New Haven road, has returned from Florida, N. Y, where he has been spending the past week with relatives.
 John Heger, a well-known and popu- lar young man, has accepted as respon- sible position with the Adolf Schmidt Brewing company, of New York. MT. Heger has opened a branch office in this city
 The Georgia chapter of the Eastern Star hold. another social with Mrs. Will lis Bradley, of Bradley avenue, last evening.
 The Branford auxiliary of the Wo- mans board of Missions will hold it's March meeting this afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. H. M. Whitney, the vice. president, at her home on Montow csc street.
 H. Wilson Clinton, who recently re- signed his position as baritone and choir director at Grace M. E. church, has been engaged as baritone soloist at St Johns F. E. church for the remain der of the choir year.
 Mrs Harry K. Hutchinson, of Bran- ford has returned from a delightful ten days visit with relatives i'll Brooklyn and New York.
 A spring festival will be given under the auspices of St. Peter's church at Warner hal, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April 19, 20 and 21. The musical and vocal programme to be given on the opening night will be under the direction of Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney, which insures it's artistic excellence.
 Several members of society here have received invitations to the wedding of Miss Sallie Shannon Walsh, of Bay onne, N. J., and James Denison Sawyer, of Buffalo The wedding will take place at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs Solon, Humphreys, Avenue A and Ninth street, Bayonne, on Monday af- ternoon, April 4, at 1 o'clock. MT. Saw yer is a graduate of Yale '96 and while 1 in college was prominent in society cir cles. He is a grandson of Daniel Will cox who for many years previous to his death resided on York square. His 1 father, George B. Sawyer, is also a well-known Yale graduate, being a member of the class of '72. MT. Saw 1 yer, ST, by the way, is an intimate 1 friend of President Hadley. Miss Katherine Mcfarland, of New York city, formerly of this place. is the guest of Miss Margaret Berry, of 53 Foote street.
 | pr. Lyman, of Baltimore, who will be l in charge of the Anti-Tuberculosis san- 1 itarium to be located on Cooks IIill l Wallingford, was in Meriden Saturday 1 afternoon in conference with those who have authority in the association. He was in Wallingford during the day and l visited the hospital for consumptives l now in course of construction He is l very much pleased with the site and the buildings so far as completed. Dr. l Lyman will reside in Wallingford per- manently after March 25. Already sev- eral applications have been received for l treatment.
 Miss Jessie Clark, sister of W. s. Brainard, of West Haven, who has been | visiting there, started for Florence, Col orado, yesterday, where she will make 1 her home.
 ] Miss Gertrude Crosby entertained the 1 club of which she is a member at her home in West Haven last week. Pit was the game of the evening and de- lightful time was enjoyed. Refresh ments were served.