The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-18

Dr. and Mrs. ". H. Sanford of Ed, ward street have as their guest Bruce E. Sanford of Liberty. N. '.
 Miss Clara May Morse was married on Tuesday in Southingt0n. The groom was Daniel Culver of Middletown Rev. Mir. Warden performed the ceremony. Mrs. Culver Is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hen " Morse of Meriden, formerly of South. ington.
 Friends off John C. Parker, the secretary to President Melen of the New York, New Haven < Hartford road, presented him with a large bouquet of flowers as token of their qualification at his elevation to the post of secretary to the company.
 After the curtain was run down Tuesday evening on the Eagles minstrel show a committee composed of men from the mo- tive power decartment of the New York, New Haven < Hartford railroad of this city went back of the scenes and present ed faithful shopmate of theirs, Edward Bissell who is also a member of the local watch. MT. Bissell is employed as clerk for John Whitaker, general foreman at the motive power shops, and is also a nephew of Mayor Studley.
 Odd Fellows from htis city will attend the reception to be rendered on February 28 in Derby to the grand patriarch, Newell ]. Bailey.
 This sister, Mrs James Jones of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs ]. A. Cohane have returned from weeks trip to Washington and Bal timore, and are at home to their friends Mrs. Frank Hyde of Washington avenue, West Haven, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Hardy, in Bridgeport. Momauguin council, F. B. L., initiated this week seven new members, also receiv- ing eleven applications. It was decided to arrange ladies' night, and hold same next month.
 Mrs. Baile. Jr., of George street, West Haven, who has been sick for q week, was removed to the New Haven n0Spltal IueS- day afternoon.
 The Lotos Literary club gave a valentine party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Greene on Campbell avenue, West Haven. The house was very tastefully decorated with palms and red hearts buffet lunch was served. the table having beautiful center piece of red carnations and ferns. The evening was spent playing games, for which prizes were awarded and valentines distributed of comic order Miss Elizabeth Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Walter, of No. 50 Bishop street, gave a delightful whist
 party to a few of her many friends in honor of her sixteenth birthday and St. 1 Valentines day. The guests were the Misses Helen Rawles, Clara Sanger and Mabel Ives, and Masters Harry Beck, I Charles Kenzie Arthur Schenart and
 Adam Dryano. The ladys first prize
 was won by Miss Helen Rawles, a pie ture, Ruth Gathering the Sheaves;'' z
 the lady's consolation prize, a pretty
 valentine, was won by Miss Clara Sam
 ger. The gentleman's first prize was a. | Yale souvenir, and the consolation prize, valentine, was taken by Charles Kenzie. The boys were presented with 1 spoons and the girls with fans as sou venirs. After the whist fine supper
 was served and the table presented a
 very pretty appearance with. it's can- opy of red and green crepe paper and festoons of the same and large bows of
 red and green ribbon. In the center of the table was large birthday cake,
 with the words Sweet Sixteen" and
 around it were sixteen lighted candles.
 After the supper pit was played and
 there were piano selections and Miss
 Walter sang. The evening was very
 enjoyable.
 Miss Elma Logic, of Bishop street a 1 high school girl, has been seriously i'll
 since Saturday and has the services of
 a trained nurse
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Lucke enter tained a party of relatives and friends