The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-31

ven Mothers club in the Y. N. c. A. building Friday afternoon. He will talk on Reading Out of School Mrs. w. T. Barnum will be chairman of the meeting.
 Prof. and Mrs. Horatio Parker will give small musicale at their home on Temple street this evening.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Trudeau of Sara mac Lake, N. Y, spent Sunday at the New Haven house. They have a son Francis, who is a member of the fresh. man class of the academic department. Dr. Trudeau is at the head of the best | known tuberculosis sanitarium in the country in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. Rodney Parker of this city pass ed Saturday and Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Joseph Parker in Clinton.
 Paul 'Watrous of Grove Beach and Ralph Andrews, students at Yale, spent Sunday with their parents in Clinton.
 Mrs. G. Beck of Roxbury, Mass, will be the guest of friends in New Haven for the next two weeks.
 James Graham of Elm street, West Haven, has gone to Woodbury, Conn., for few weeks stay.
 i Mrs. A. Lehman and daughter, Miss Elsie Lohman, who have been visiting in Germany since early in July, arrived by the steamed Frederick de Crosse from Bremen on last Wednesday. They came immediately home to New Haven and report a fine voyage and a delight ful trip abroad.
 | The lately organized literary and so, cial club of West Haven enjoyed a Halloween party Saturday evening, to which the husbands were invited at the residence of MT. and Mrs. George Palm CT on Smith street. The house was dec orated with autumn leaves, After the usual Halloween games were played g bountiful supper was served, the table decorations being red and green. The officers of this new. club are: President Mrs. Henry 0'Neill; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Harry D. Sutton; enter, tainment, Mrs. George c. Jones anj Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Kuscher.
 1 Mrs. Ernest Bradley of New Jersey with children and maid have been visit, ing with the parents of Mrs. Bradley MT. and Mrs. Stephen Nichols of 554 George street.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist clur of West Haven was entertained yes. terday afternoon by Mrs. FranA Nj Smith of Center street.
 | The first meeting of the Friday After noon whist took place last Friday af, ternoon at the nome of Mrs. George Mallory of Milford, ana the prizes awarded were as follows: First prize, $ set of custard cups, Mrs. Edgar T Clark; second prize, a salad dish, Mrs Theron Ford; consolation prize, black doll, Mrs. Andrew Clark
 | This afternoon at o'clock in Wall. ingford the wedding of Miss F. B. Hal and George F. Soaring, both of Cnica. go, will take place at the home of pr and Mrs. w. $. Russell in North Mair street and will be performed by Dr George W. Smith, former president oi Trinity college. Miss M. Alice Hall ot Brooklyn, N. Y, will be maid of honor and Arthur H. Pease of Hartford vii be best man., The guests who arrived ] yesterday were B. 0. Davis Of New York, Mrs. Charles Wood Townsend oi St. Louis, Mir. and Mrs. J. Harvey Bost ] wick of TompkinsviIle, s. l.; Mrs. VII. liam Swaby of Senaea Falls, N. Y, ant the Misses Bostwick of Brooklyn, N Y. A number of other out-of-towr guests are expected to-day Mrs. W. s \ Russell is a sister of the bride. % 4 z F 4 I F