The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-17

NAu UtH-E FeOpie hnoNu IN Lhls lily
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Charles H. Loomis, Mrs. Loomis and
Miss Mabel Loon1is arrived in this city
last evening from an extended trip in
southern waters. They touched at the
following places on their cruise: Ber-
muda, San Juan, st. Thomas. Ponce,
Martinique, st. Lucia, Barbados, DEM
arara, r. A. Dominica, st. Kits and
Santiago.
Nikolai Sokoloff will be in westviIle
for a few days and will spend Sunday
with Miss Justine Ingersoll. He plays
Monday evening with the Boston SYM
phony orchestra at Woolsey hall.
After the preliminary trials at the
New Haven high school Wednesday for
the prizes offered by the alumni of the
school for the best debaters the judges,
Principal Kirschner of Boardman
school and Miss Barnes and Miss Susan
Sheridan teachers in the high school,
decided on the following: Mr.. Coggs-
we'll Mr.. Manning, Mr.. Rice, Mr..
Thompson, Miss Saxon and Mr.. Wynne.
The substitutes are: First, Miss Phil
lips; second, Miss Kosinsky, and third,
Mr.. Goodwin. The contestants are all
members of the senior class.
The Kalmathean club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
M. J. Adams, 1,161 west Chapel street,
chairman, Mrs. David T. WEIGH. The
papers read will be 'The Rivieras,"
Mrs. WEIGH; MILAN and the Lake Re-
gion," Mrs. John e. Tomas.
A calico dance will be given by the
ladies' auxiliary of the West Haven
Hook and Ladder company, No. 2, at
the company's hall, Second avenue,
near Elm street, this evening.
Mrs. Luckey, Mrs. Kochersperger,
Mrs w. p. Tuttle, Mrs s. S. Adams,
Mrs c. H. Booth Mrs. F. B. Walker,
and Mrs. Sidney H. Dawson are for
mulating plans and arranging prelim-
inary details In the interest of the Tri-
bune Fresh Air fund. They recently
4 held meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Walker and discussed their plans.
Rev. DIR. Walsh formerly of st.
John's r. c. church, located at pres
ent at Sharon, Pa, is the guest of Rev.
Father Coyle at st. Johns rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farnam have
returned home from Baltimore. where
they have been visiting their son, Mr..
Bennett Farnam, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shepard of Nor
ris Cove entertained the members of
the jolly Sixteen Whist club at their
home Wednesday evening. The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Coburn and
Mrs. Snyder, Thomas Elliott capturing
the consolation prize.
Colonel Lucius S. Morton Of New Ha-
ven went to Branford Wednesday even
ing and installed the officers of B. f.
Hosley company, u. r. K Of P. Those
installed were: Captain, T. B. Beach;
first lieutenant, John vanWie; second
lieutenant, "A. B. Terhune. Colonel B.
a guest of the company.
The condition of John Austin of Aus
IL tin street, WestyilIe, who is suffering
with erysipelas, has not improved.
Grape doubts of his recovery are ex-
pressed
Miss Beatrice Tomas entertained a
few Of her little friends at her home
on Center street, West Haven, Wednes-
day. The usual parlor games were play
ed by the little people. A dainty lunch
was served the merry party who de-
parted for their homes about o'clock,
Mrs. r. p. Langdon will be the hos
tess this week for the Friday after
noon whist club which will meet this
week at her home on Union avenue,
West Haven.
Miss Belle Reynolds of Westville has
accepted a position with the Greist
Manufacturing company.
Richard F. Murnen, who has been
spending few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. G.. Keegan Of Hallock street, has
returned to his home in Tennessee.
Mrs. q. o. Blake will entertain the
members OF the Kaffeeklatch at her
home on Center street, West Haven,
this afternoon. IT,.
Al most complete and much enjoyed
enjoyed party was given Miss Florence
IA. Merwin at her home, 25 Park street,
Wednesday evening in honor of her
twenty-first birthday by twelve young
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