The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-07

Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Latrop and Miss Bessie Lathrop of Bishop street spent last week in Washington.
 Professor and Mrs. w. A. Granville Of Howe street are entertaining party or yonug people. Among them are Miss Emma Nelson and Miss Annie Wilcox of PIainfield, N. J., Prof. Axel Vestling, Yale 1903, of Dartmouth, and Mir. Clar- ence Olson, a Yale man of the class of 1900, now a senior in the Harvard law school.
 Mrs. Charles Copperthite of Chapel street is spending the month of April with MT. and Mrs. Henry Copperthlte in Washington, D. c.
 Dr. William G. Anderson is in Phila- delphia for a few days.
 Miss Isabel Richardson left Monday for Tacoma, Washington, where she will stay through the summer with her rela- lives, MT. and Mrs. Frank Kelley, for merly of this city.
 The ladies of the Humphrey Street Congregational church held their usual monthly supper in the parlors of the church last evening with a large at tendance of friends present.
 The Church of the Ascension of which Rev. Ernest Marriett is rector has elected the following officers: Wardens, George F. Coe and A. G. Gehanne; ves- trymen. A. F. Hnuie, M. M. Atwater, J. E. Harris, J. w. Walter, H. W. Will Hams, Albert Downing, J. T. Trace, Will liam Mazeline, l. T. Bulley, J. T. Gill, Er T. C0uQlf treasurer. Besides the election of of ficers, only routine business was trans acted.
 Miss Myrtle Havens, who has been i'll with pneumonia for several weeks at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Herman E. Haven on Baptist Hill Mi antic has sufficiently recovered to re- sume her studies at the New Haven Normal school.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth os 12 East Forty-ninth street gave a. dim ner Monday evening to formally ar- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Alma Marion Dodworth to Howard Kockersperger of this city. Among those invited were Mir. and Mrs H. M Kockersperger, and the Messrs. Edmund and Albert Kockersperger, MT and Mrs. H. c. Dick, and the Misses May Peterson, Estelle Nash, Gertrude Packer, Rosette Willets, Linda Pilking- ton and Mr. Arthur Dodworth of New York.
 F. l.. Averill, who now owns the lease of the Pawson park property, con- tinues to improve the land, and the place will some day blossom out like green bay tree, but not in the coming summer. MT. Averill has men at work laying out and building new roads. All things are leading to an opening up of this beautiful property that has lain dormant for years.
 Rev J. Luther Sieber, pastor of the Fist English Luteran church, is visit ing his parents in Gettysburg, Penn
 William Bruce Haynes of Mantle is home from New Haven and will spend a weeks vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Turner c. Haynes at the Morton house.
 Mrs. F. B. Walker of York street, leaves to-day for a two weeks visit in New York.
 Bishop Goodsell make flying trip to his beautiful simmer home in Rockland park, Short Beach, last week.
 Mrs. Harry s. Slocum and daughter, Fillmore, are spending a few days at Mrs. Slocum's parents, MT. and Mrs. Judson H. Munger, in North Madison, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Kelsey and their daughter of Clinton, Conn, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Foerch of Lafayette avenue, Milford.
 There will be two interesting basket ball games played at the Anderson gymnasium Saturday between the sen iors and freshmen, and the junior and sophomores of the N. H. H. s. These games will be some of the finals, and doubtless will be well attended. An ad- mission of 15 cents will be charged for both games.
 The first of the seasons arrivals at Short Beach was reported last Wednes- day. when Professor Redwood, pro- lessor of chemistry in the State Univer- sity of Iowa, arrived at Lawn Cottage with his family for three months stay. Professor Rockwood has years leave of absence and is studying at Professor Chittendens laboratory in New Haven.
 H. C. Warren and party of New Ha- ven, who have been spending some time at Camden, N, C., returned Tuesday evening in fine health. They report a delightful season in the south.
 Rev. Lewis French, for 50 years the rector of St. Lu1e's church in Noroton, Conn, and his daughter, Miss Helena French, were the guests Wednesday of Mrs. Helen I. Beach of North street.
 Attorney Jacob Goodhart returned Tuesday evening from ten days va cation at Atlantic city, where MT. Good hart rested from his business cares and reuuperated from an attack of the grip.
 One os the April weddings will be that of Miss Mary McCassey and Mir. Patrick J. Cunningham of Blatchley avenue, which will be solemnized at St. Mary's church.
 Mrs Charles Graham entertained the Monday Afternoon Whits club at her home on Elm street, West Haven, Tues day afternoon, Mrs. D. A. Lettney sub stituting. A delicious buffet lunch was served the ladies'
 Miss Jessie Patterson of 11S Sheffield avenue entertained the Star Whist club Tuesday night. The evening was very enjoyable. The following prizes were awarded First ladies' prize, a lovely L1I.1 la...