The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-11

Rev. W. c. Moro of Yale theological seminary conducted services in the Congregational church, Oxford, last Sunday and is also to oficiate next Sunday There is a prospect that he | Will be called to take charge of the parish.
 4 subscription dance will be given by several young people of Orange at the town hall, Saturday evening, Feb ruary 2Z Music will be furnished by Ray Hemming of this city. W. H. Perry of Oxford went to New Brunswick, N. J.. last week to attend the funeral of the only brother of Mrs. Perry and spent some time in Montclair and New York city.
 A committee of young ladies of the New Haven high school, headed by Miss Bronson, will give an invitation dance at Warner hall tomorrow even ing.
 The many friends of Mrs. J. H. Grif- fin. formerly of New Haven, but now living in New York, will be grieved to hear of her serious illness at her home on Lexington avenue. Mrs Griffin is now, however, out of danger. The. W. c. T. N. of West Haven will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Trowbridge, 34S Blohm street. All friends are cordially in- svited.
 Francis Ladd of Milford has started on a western tour, his destination be- ing Chicago, where he will be joined in weeks time by William Forson, also of Milford.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First Congregational church, West Haven, meet in the parlors of the church this afternoon at ? o'clock. There will be home made food for sale.
 Miss Dora Vessel of Greenwich ave- hue entertained a party of friends at her home last evening. Among those present were Miss Iva Thomas, Miss Louise Thomas, Miss Gladys Fletcher, Raymond Whitaker, Charles Clark. A pleasant leap year supper and dance was given by the Wednesday Afternoon and Evening Whist club at Merwin's restaurant at Woodmont, Monday evening.
 Miss Mae Gilbert of Whalley avenue will entertain company of her young friends at valentine party on Satur- day afternoon.
 Mrs. c. Camp of Canaan is the guest l.of Mrs. T. F. Watson of Dwight street. Mrs. Camp is president of one of the leading clubs in Canaan.
 Last evening the gentlemen of Christ church parish enjoyed a supper and re- union. After the supper an entertain n1ent was provided and a general good time was assured. The Ladies' Aid so- ciety served the supper.
 A farewell banquet was rendered Harry Pohlman at Pohman's hall. I Tuesday evening. The presentation of 8 handsome gold watch charm with a Masonic emblem was made by Nicholas Scanlon, toastmaster MT. Pohlman leaves in a few days for New York city.
 Last evening the Lupercatia assem- bly, gave a dance in the West Haven town hall. The reception committee was composed of Fred Alling, Ezra Bull, Raphael Egel, Harry Burrows, I Charles Conaty, Fred King; committee of arrangements, A. H. Wallace, chair man; L. F. Hill, W. B. Allen, A. V. { Greene, Harry Dayton, R. L. Brown U. w. Stanford's orchestra furnished dance music, sixteen numbers with two extras. The patronesses were Mrs. J. l c. Carlin, Mrs. Jennie w. Stone, Mr. and Mrs James Murro.
 Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury was the guest of the Mary Sillinan chapter, D. A. R., in Bridgeport. on Monday, the Sth, at the annual meeting of the chap ter. She addressed the members on the theme, "The Influence of Woman on the Century,"
 Next Saturday evening Mrs. F. B. l Walker, president of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine soci- Iety, will open her house at 162 York street. for a whist party of twelve ta- bles. Invitations are limited of neces- sity to this number and are extended through others, and not by the presi- dent. Mrs. Walker will contribute re- treatments, and her daughter, Miss Bessie Walker will give the prizes, as she will at her own afternoon whist on { Friday afternoon for the benefit of the I Correopsis society
 Miss Emma Meinzey of New Haven is visiting her aunt, Mrs. David Ruble- man, Riggs street road, Oxford, this week
 W. H. Maclinnon and c. Hotchkiss, who are officers in the Harvard Athletic association, held conference in this 1 city Tuesday afternoon with Burnett Goodwin. Harvard intends to adopt ticket distribution system for football similar to that. used at Yale. The Har- i t.yya 1.d in off 4a gate the Yale methods and took several of Yale's application blanks with them.
 Misses Margaret Lewis, daughter of MT and Mrs. c. W. Lewis, has gone to Omaha, Neb., for a prolonged visit to relatives who reside there. She will be absent six weeks or two months.