The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-22

His subject will be Student Life in German Universities"
 Harold Ainott Davis, son of ". E. Davis. the North Haven brick manu- facturer, sailed last Tuesday on the steamer Apache for Jacksonville, Fla. From there he goes to Sanford, orlan- do and other places Of interest.
 Still another genuine oid-fashioned social time is booked for Monday even ing, February 27, at Queach Farms, when MT. and Msr. John H. Beach will entertain thei rfriends at a choice bake.
 Mrs. Lois Bradley, who has been the guest of Mrs. John Lowe, of Howard avenue, left last Saturday to visit her 1 daughter, Mrs. Aida Bangs of Rowe vile, N. J.
 Augustus Wallace of New street, West ' Haven, who has been confined to his ' home for several days with illness, has 1 turned to his duties at the D. M. Welch store.
 : A Martha Washington festival was given by the Daughters of Isabella at A. O. U. w. hall last evening. Danc- | ing and refreshments were served. The committee, Mrs, Conlon, chairlady, as- sisted by Mrs. Glynn, Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Kelleher, Mrs. Weymer, Mrs. Hogan, ] Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Cullinan, Mrs. Me, Govern, Mrs. o'ConnelI, Mrs. Kay and 1 Mrs. Kennedy.
 Mrs. Ray of Redlands. Cal, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Ray of Chestnut 1 street.
 The Branford Calumet club is plan ming for the third of series of old i fashioned dances to be given at Pyth- ian hall on Wednesday evening, March i 1st.
 William A. Warner and wife of Bran ford have reached Redlands, Cal, at 1 last, They were delayed by washouts on the railroads in Colorado.
 MT. Greenleaf of Woodbridge has moved to the city and is living on Dix I well avenue. r. 4 The Daughters Of Isabella of New ! Haven instituted the Daughters of Isa- I bella, No. 3. at WilIimantic, Sunday af- ternoon with 100 charter members. 1 Miss Anna Finnegan, the. installing officer, was assisted by Miss M. Roland,
 Miss M. Hughes, Miss A. Rotrke and Mrs. W. J. Kay of New Haven. The ladies were entertained at the Hooker l house. -e
 George H. Collett, the well known bi- l cycle rider, has given up bicycle rac- l ing for good. He has accepted a posi- lstion as assistant manager of a well
 known insurance company office in this city. ss
 Arrangements are completed for the
 dinner dance to be given at the Coun- try club this evening in honor of Wash
 ington's birthday. A large number of
 invitations have been issued to friends
 of the members. I The White Rose Athletic club Mon
 day night gave it's first grand annual
 ball at Music hall. The arrangement l committee consisted of the following: I c. Beckert, W. Walsh, J. ,Mahn, M. I Desmond, w. Boyce.
 l MT. and Mrs Frank Murphy of Idaho, l sister and two children, who have been
 old friends, left for New York Monday. T The Monday Afternoon Whist club of I West Haven met at the residence of
 Mrs. Charles Graham Monday after 4 noon The substitutes were Mrs. Ed
 win A. Lettney and Miss Gage of New
 York, Mrs. James H. Reynolds won the $ prize, cut glass salt and pepper shak- s CTS. 4j Commencing on Friday February 4,
 the grand bazaar given by local Aerie l No. PAP, F. 0. E. (Eagles) will open at l Music hall.
 I MT and Mrs. G. H. Alling entertained ] a few of their friends at supper Mon day evening. The dining room was
 decorated in red and white carnations,
 Their guests were Judge and Mrs.
 James Bishop, MT. and Mrs. Dennis
 Blakeslee, MT. and Mrs. Frank Wood 1 ruff, MT. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff,
 MT. and Mrs. Bella Alling, and Mrs.
 Sheldon Alling. ~@ I Richard Hart, agent in Branford for
 Adams Express company, is confined to
 his home on Montowese street with an
 attack of the grip. Joseph Stevens is
 substituting for him during his illness. Mrs. George Francis Eaton of Sach-
 em street Monday issued cards for a tea to be given on the afternoon of
 Tuesday, February 2S. The receiving
 hours will be from 4 until 6 o'clock. II The initial rehearsal of St. Marys
 Dramatic club was held at Music hall
 Branford, Monday evening. J. Edward : Matthews and J. F. Matthews 2d, both
 of New Haven, were out Monday even-
 ing and took part in the cast. Mrs. Dennis Harrington and Miss
 Hall of Waterbury have been spending
 a few days in this city, called here by the funeral of Mrs. Fannie Powers of
 Congress avenue, who died from the ef- ] fects of a fall They will remain or a visit with other friends while in the city S
 The ladies of St. Mary's R. c. church
 Branford, are planning for a large |, whist to be given in; Music hall there
 probably on Shrove Tuesday, March [ Definite announcement will be made at the masses next Sunday, but there is : little doubt that the whist will be held Last evening at Masonic thall, West , Haven, the entertainment and social } given by the members of the Temple Building association was held. The
 entertainment was eor the, purpose oi l swelling the funds of the Temple Build ing association toward erecting a Ma
 sonic temple in West Haven. The com | mittea in charge was, conoposed of C.y.