The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-03-02

AIr. Thomas G. Prentice Of Trumbull
street is confined 10 his home with an
attack of the grip.
Miss Bessie Robbins Of Whalley av-
enue has recovered after a severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Arthur Miller of the Southern
New England Telephone company is
confined to his home with an attack of
the grip.
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick
elected officers last night and also COM
pleted plans for their annual banquet,
which viii probably be held at the
oneco March II.
On Wednesday evening the ladies of
Calvary Baptist church are to serve a
turkey supper at $50 o'clock. This viii
be followed by a novel and mirth-pro-
voking entertainment by the young
ladies of the church, entitled THE
Spinsters' Convention
Miss Molly Shepherd has returned to
her home in Woodbridge, after a
months visit to New oYrk city, where
she has been staying with friends.
The pupils in the highest room of
the Eaton school have formed a de-
batting society, known as the Eaton
Debating society. The officers are Miss
Minnie Rattlesdorfer, president; Mr.
Raphael Stenio, vice-president; Miss
Agnes johnson, and the Misses Ruby
Camerlin, Catherine Coyle, literary
committee. The society will debate once
each month.
Mrs. F. Kutscher Of this city is visit
ing relatives in Newark, N. j.
Owing to a serious illness Miss Louise
Ashley has been obliged to give up her
work for the winter and is at her home
in Dorchester, Mass. Her friends will
be glad to know she is eonvalescent.
A benefit entertainment for the SOL
diers and sailors will be given by the
W. C. T. U. at their parlors, No. II
Grand avenue, Thursday, March 8, at
s p. m. 1t will be under the direction
of Mrs. Henry Rrinley, of that depart
ment of work, and it is hoped those
in sympathy with this cause will at
tend
The New Haven Women's Single Tax
club will hold meeting this evening at
the home of Miss Alice Ford, 76S Whal-
ley avenue, Westvile. All who are in
terested are invited to attend.
The Knights of st. Patrick will BAN
quet on the evening of March II. The
committee Of arrangements, of which
Charles F. Brennan is chairman, is bus
lily engaged in correspondence with sew
eral excellent speakers, and the result
of their labors will be known in about
week.
Mrs. Frank R. Luckey of Orange
ternoon for charity whist, the pro-
ceeds to go to Saranac Inn, at Saranac
Lake, N. J. Mrs, Luckey has invited IS
friends, each invited guest to fill a
table.
Mrs. A. S. Hull of Alden avenue, is
suffering with the grip.
A leap year party was given Satur-
day evening at Mrs. Meeker's, Fair
mount avenue. Games, vocal and in
|strumental music were part ofsthe ev-
enings entertainment. Mrs. Samuel
Meeker gave several piano solos.
Mrs. Lawrence will give one of the
St. Joseph's whists March Ia.
Mrs. Elsie and Mr. Edward Jente,
| who have been Ill for some time, are
able to be. out among their friends.
The Arlington Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs George H. Gilbert
Thursday afternoon, March 8.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Saunders of
Washington avenue, who have been i'll
| are recovering.
Fred Roth, jr., Of Diamond street,
IL
grip.
This evening at Harmonic hall is to
be given the clever farce comedy Son
bonnets,' and New Haveners will have
a chance Of hearing an original play.
The author is Marion Campbell, who is
| to figure in the cast. She has also acted
as coach for the performance. The cast
also includes the Misses Whitney, Miss
Alice Walker, Miss Watrous, Miss Cut
Her, Mrs. Charles Morris, Miss Richards,
| Miss Weleh, Miss Seymour, and Miss
| Dexter. The stage manager is Miss
| Alice Walker.
Eugene Sullivan and family, who
| formerly lived in Westville, and who
for some time have made Waterbury
their home, have returned to New Ha-
| ven,.
| Mrs. Conrad Weiss, wife Of Alder
man Weiss, gave a delightful pit
party at her home on Chapel street
Friday evening. Miss Antoinette Par
low won the first prize,an oil painting
Mrs. Tyler won the consolation prize
La Japanese doll After the game a
bountiful supper was served. The din
| ing room was decorated with hay
wheat and corn. Souvenirs were ears
of corn tied with ribbon. The rest Of
| the evening was spent in music. Miss
Anna Parlow presided at the piano
There was whistling solo by Mrs F.
Tyler which was highly appreciated an6
songs by Miss Kunz and Mr.. Chatfield.
| The Pomfret club will hold a smoker
tomorrow evening at Heublein's at
10 o'clock.
| The Ever-Ready Whist club met il
| West Haven last evening with Mr.. an6
Mrs. 7. E. Jones, Wharton street, anc
the o. S. w. Whist club with Mr. anc
| Mrs. Alfred Miles Of Elm street.
/ There will be a smoker of the Exeter
club at the Tontine Friday night at
o'clock.
H. c. Heitmann, jr., who has beer
spending ten days with his parents, has
returned to Plum Island
| Miss Nellie Kane has returned from g
pleasant weeks visit in New York