The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-26

Miss Gladys Stephenson, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. Pur- dy Lindsley for some time, has returned to her home in St. Louis.
 The date of St. Marys whist has been changed to Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday evening of Easter week, as many of the Sarsfields guests will thus be enabled to attend both. The pro- ceeds will be used for the maintenance of the Home of Study in Washington, IDs c.
 home in Springfield after a visit with his aunt. Mrs. James Clark Of Derby avenue.
 Miss Susie Sheridan, a teacher in the high school. who fell during the latter part of last November, is very slowly improving.
 This weeks Golfers has an article
 by Ralph D. Paine, Yale '94, formerly of
 this city. now of New York, on "The
 Little Jap Fighting Man" Cards are out for an informal recep-
 tion to be given by the juvenile dancing class of the Reynolds school of elocution and dancing in room 49 Insurance build ing on Saturday afternoon, it being the close of the present quarter. The new quarter will open Saturday, February $ with german for the tiny dancers,
 whose ages range from three to twelve years. The present season is a most successful one in the history of this popular school which is in its eleventh year. Lottie Reynolds Dill, who has charge of the stage and fancy dancing department, has a repertoire of over 100 solo dances. A large number of her pu- pills have won laurels on the profession al and amateur stages; also as teachers of the terpsichorean art. Mrs. Clara A. Gorham and sister, Miss Harriette L. Rice, are spending the win ter in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. William A. Corsa of Brattleboro. Vt, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. James Hyde of George street.
 pr. Clarence F. Skinner left yester- day for Albany where he will attend the annual convention of the New York State Medical society. which will be held in that city to-day, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Wilbur Pitkin has the contract for the interior painting in connection with the house which R. H. Warner & Son are pulling on Leete street.
 Miss Lilly Kessler. who has been i'll at her home in Naugatuck, was brought | to the New Haven hospital Saturday. Mrs. Harper of Whalley avenue who has been quite i'll, is slowly inproy ling.
 The speakers who have been selected for the banquet of the County Bar asso- citation to be held in New Haven next Thursday. will be as follows: Hon. Samuel Q. Prentice, of the supreme court: Hon. William T. Elmer, of the superior court: Charles E. Perkins of Hartford. president of the State Bar
 association; Lawyer John w. Alling, E. | P. Arvine, John c. Gallagher, and David
 B. Fitzgerald. all Of this city. There will be present five supreme court | judges, nine superior court judges, two federal court judges, Hon. Q. H. Platt, United States senator; Professor Henry
 Wade Rogers, and General S. w. Kel- | logg.
 | lege is spending a few days with his
 parents. MT. and Mrs. Leroy Chamber
 lain of Main street, West Haven.
 {. The pulpit of the Westville Congre- igational church Sunday morning was
 occupied by the Rev. Frank R. Luckey
 of the Humphrey street Congregational church. His sermon was very highly lspoken of by those who heard him. | MT. and Mrs. Harry Dillman of At
 water street. West Haven, whose little
 girl has been sick with diphtheria, is
 recovering.
 Miss Hannah Kelsey, principal of the | Westville grammar school, is very i'll,
 although reported yesterday as some
 what improved. Miss Kelsey was un-
 able to fill her station in. the school last
 Friday. This is the first time in twen- lty-five years that Miss Kelsey has been
 obliged to surrender to sickness. | Miss Olive Messinger of George street
 and Miss Arleen van Benschoten are visiting friends in New York. l Charles Merriman of Fountain street,
 Westville, is confined to his home suf-
 fering from severe attack of New l
 The members of the Chinese Sunday
 school of the First Methodist church are preparing to give a reception at the
 church February 2S. The committee in
 charge is composed of Lee Hing, Choung Foo Chen Lin. Look Ten, Lee Hong,
 Lee Son, Ii Dick, Wong Lun, Cong Sing, Lee Bing, Lee Woo, Lee Hou, Look York. Ung Won, and Chong Lou. I The friends of Miss Mary Dingwall
 will be pleased to hear that her health
 is improving. Miss Dingwall went south to Southern Pines, N. C., with her sister. Miriam. several weeks ago, and will return in May
 Superintendent Dexter of the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York. l will give dinner to the Connecticut agents of the company at the Hartford club in Hartford, on January 40. All the New Haven agents, six in all, have been invited.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Charles Kautz of ITO St. John street have gone to New Jer- sey to attend the funeral of Mrs.
 Kautz's sister, Mrs. William Garrison
 of PhilliDsburg, N. J.
 | A course of popular lectures will he given at Christ church parish house. West Haven, under the auspices of the 1 Junior Brotherhood of St. Andrew. The
 first one will be Thursday evening,
 January 2S, Switzerland and the Alps. ; illustrated by beautiful stereopticon