The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-07

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 Al the home of Mrs Henry F. Eng 1 lish Of Hillhouse avenue at 4:S9 e'cloch yesterday afternoon. Dr. Edgar A0- bolt Of Boston gave the first or ms i series Of Shaksspearean recitals for t4e i benefit Of the Y. W. c. A. Dr. Abbott i who is dramatic reader of great aoii- ! ity. gave Julius Caesar" yesterday afternoon. The engagement is announced of 1 Frank p. Craig, president of the HuD- i bell Shoe company, this city, to MISS l Florence Higgins, of New York City. 1 4Arrangements are under way for an early wedding at the home of Miss Hig- gins mother in Los Angeles, Cal | Mrs. G. H. Nettleton and Miss Anna Nettleton will give a large luncheon at the country club on Tuesday, NoVem- Der l4.
 Dr. J. F. Cushing, head master of the high school, was the guest Of honor at a dinner given recently in Holyoke, Mass. by the New Haven High School Alumni association of Mount HolyoKe college.
 The announcement that the lecture season the Branford library will open with Professor Lyon Phelps on the nlatforrn is received with great pleas ire. Professor Phelps has chosen for his subject 'The Present Conditions and Tendencies of the Drama. Leo ture Tuesday evening, November 44.
 Miss Beatrice Herford. the manolo- gist, will give recital at Harmonic han on Monday evening, November zI' under the auspices of the Mission cir cleof Center church. Miss Herford' who IS a sister of the quaint humorist, Oliver Herford, has her share Of the Herford hulnor, and her monotogues are delightful She has given these claver inpersonations for several sea aons in New York and Boston, and up- on her first visit to New Haven she may be sure of a large and representa-" tive audience.
 Sunday afternoon Professor Ely of tle Yale Medical school New Haven was called in consultation in the case If George N. Water, who has been i'll for some days at his home at Laurel Beach. Milford, and whose ailment has been diagnosed as intestinal peritonitis. Sunday evening it was reported that ndr, Waters condition was very grave indeed. -....
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Bosley of Los Angeles. Cal, who are travelling through the east, are the guests of their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs George H. Bishop of Duncan Hall.
 Mrs. Philo s, Bennett of Wall street, who has been in Waterville for the past month, has returned home. MT. and Mrs. Harry WoElmaker, of New York city, were. gests of Mir and Mrs. Daniel ColWell, 17 Vernon street, ! over Sunday. .x..... Planquette's opera, ''The Chimes of x 4ss.aa.dv 1.ssssWill be given under the
 tSrlse tllsl5ls ss.gsfs:.tt NNsSBr of New York. at the town hall in West Haven next. Friday evening. The opera will be given for the purpose of raising funds for the Ladies Aid society of Christ church, West Haven, and the money realized will be used for char itable purposes in that town.
 Ieroy Harrison of Prince street, is suffering from an attack of appendi- citis
 Miss Lucille Adams has arranged for gymnasium class and has engaged the old engine house in Washington avenue West Haven, for gymnasium and the first meeting will be held on Saturday evening, November il.
 Mr. Frank La Chance and MT. George Begley of Waterbury have re- turned after visit with MT. anl Mrs. e. J. Porzenheim of Park street.
 The funeral of Miss Bridget McCor- s.1~ 3Dr Hall Gotr rynJo morning from the home of Mir William DonoIlue. Mass was sung in St. Mary's church, and burial was in this city.
 Henry Mems, the young son of Hein- rich Mems of Blake street, Westville, met with serious accident yesterday while riding his bicycle. He lost con- troI of his wheeel and fell into a. hole near his home, breaking two ribs and being badly scratched and bruised.
 The social Twelve Whist club will hold it's first meeting to-day with Mrs. George Palmer of Smith street, West Haven.
 Rev. T. J. Curran of WiIkesbarre, Penn, is to lecture in this city under the auspices of the T. A. and B. so- cfeties Sunday, November 26. He will speak at St. Johns church at 10:S0 o'clock and at St. Patrick's church at
 7:3O D. m. He has been engaged to give six lectures in this state under the auspices of the union.
 Master Joseph Fogarty of New Ha~ ven is the guest of his cousin, Master James Carney, of Ivy street, Branford.
 Last night was the last night of the Greist Hose company's fair in Vest vile and the prizes were drawn for. Saturday evening g. gold bracelet was awarded to Miss Irene Campbell, the most successful lady canvasser, and George sCaffrey won 8 fine beadle hound.
 Mrs. Charles D. Cook of State street has had as her guest for a week past her cousin, Miss Sarah E. Pruett of St. Paul, Minn. En route to her home in the west Miss Pruett will stop to visit with friends at her former home city, Baltimore, Md.
 Mrs. E. T. Peckham has entirely re- covered from her long illness and will be pleased to see all her friends at her home in Center street
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