The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-09

Professor Weir of Yale university Iec lure Thursday evening before the Thursday club and Its friends at the home of Miss Edith Brainard on Washington street. Hartford. His topic was ''Velasquez," on which he spoke at some length ill q very Interesting manner.
 Professor Bernadotte B. Perrin will start abroad this summer to be gone a year or more. Professor Perrin expects to spend some time in Athens. He will also visit several verdi. Q. of the German university towns. nave been spending the past three weeks at their summer residence on Laurel way, Norfolk, have returned to their home in this city.
 Burnett Goodwin. the retiring business manager of the Yale Alumni Weekly and George Hurst, who will be his successor in that office have just returned from a de- lightful vacation trip of month to Ne vada. They visited the mining district. Into which MT. Goodwin is to go into bust ness soon.
 ing two weeks at her home in Woodbury has returned to Bradford seminary, Brad ford. Mass.
 The annual fair of Company E, New Ha- ing. The feature of the evening will be game of basketball betweerssfhe Company D team and q team from Wallingford.
 e1Pge fa " sYa T. Sri of W9osbSury who
 has changed his plans and has gone to zsg5fida to spend the winter.
 Mrs Bradley of Fountain street is cen
 Last evening at the Congregational church, East Hampton the second lecture in the. series given under the auspices of the Literary. club was heard Edgar c. Snyder of this city, a graduate of wes- leyan and Yale, who has been in the Klon- ed with colored views.
 The eighth annual dinner of the New Ha- ven Hardware club was given at the Union league Thursday night in honor of the re- tiring president, John Townsend Twenty covers were laid.
 Miss Harriet B. Munro, principal of the. Mitchell high school, Woc,dbury, hasare@ turned after spending week in New Yofk Miss Gear has returned to her9duties as teacher in the Mitchell school Hfter spend ing two weeks at her ssh64he in Portland Edna Stone of Souffsbdry and Miss Pierce of South BstsafH are boarding at the Par ker house and attending the Mitchell spp1ding the past two weeks at her home opfn Waterville, has returned to her duties as Kindergarten teacher at the same school.
 Miss Phoebe E. Mansfield of Norwich is the guest of Miss Mae Houser of Diamond x street.
 Miss Florence Galpin and Miss Kathrine Freeman, who have been spending their vacation at the homes of their parents. have returned to Wheaton seminary, Nor ton, Mass.
 Vice President Percy R. Todd of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad will give dinner this evening to his per sonal friend Mayor-elect John P Elton of Waterbury, at the Union League club Thirty covers will be laid. Many men prominent in railroad and business sircles will be present Among them will be Hon. Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia. The win ner will be one of the finest that has been given at the club this winter. President Mellen of the Consolidated road will be guest.
 Invitations to the Junior promenade, to be given Tuesday evening, January 10, scorf ad low e,. charge this year is composed of Messrs. F. H Day, R. M. Fairbanks, E. Hollister, B. Hughes, J. H. LathroD, NJ. Sargent. R. F. ID Rogers