The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-25

street. Monday evening. The carnival
is planned on a large scale and prom
ises to be a great success. A number
of booths will be erected and prettily
furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. V. Brainerd and
sen, Herbert, OF Durham, are confined
to their home with the grip.
Daniel NJ. White of 20 Summer street
is rapidly recovering after a very seri-
GUS operation.
Several Milford card enthusiasts are
planning to attend the grand card
tournament in the Second regiment ar
mory, New Haven. tonight.
The Holy Name society gave an en-
tertainment last evening in st.
| Joseph's hall on Fountain street, West
willie, for the benefit of the society.
Refreshments were served after the
! entertainment.
Miss Annie O'Brien OF Branford is
| studying the art of manicure and mas
sage in this city.
In Prof. and Mrs. Russell H. Chitten-
denis box last evening at the prone
made will be Miss Lila NJ. Chittenden,
Miss Anna Lee Worden of Wilkesbarre,
| Pa, DIR. and Mrs. Thomas II. Russell
and Miss May Russell of. this city;
Miss Alice Stanton of Brooklyn, James
Miller and DR.. w. K. Shepard.
Miss Anna o'Connor of Branford re-
turned Monday night from very
| pleasant visit with friends and rela-
| tives in Norwich, Conn.
| Last evening the second in the series
| of University chamber concerts was
| given by the, Adamoski trio at Lamp
son lyceum. The programme was de-
| lightfully rendered. The interest in
| these concerts has steadily increased
and despite the weather large au-
dience was present including many
Prom" guests.
The German club "Unter Uns" COM
prising members of the senior and jun
ior classes in Branford high school
under the direction of their teacher,
Miss Geneyieve Giehl, are planning to
give a German play in the near future.
Many of the Branford liveryinen
i have been engaged TO work in this city
during the tremendous rush incident to
promenade week.
i Mrs. George K. Burkitt of AIS Els
worth avenue is ill with the grip.
l An engagement announced of much
interest to society people here is that
of Miss Marian A. Haven, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Haven of New
Il York, to Forsyth Wickes of that city.
Both Miss Haven and Mr.. Wickes are
well known here, the prospective
groom having been graduated from
Yale in 1898, while Miss Haven is the
sister of George G.. Haven, jr., who
] married Miss Leila Ingersoll a daugh-
ter of the late Governor Ingersoll and
sister of Miss Justine Ingersoll of
this city. Young Miss Haven is one Of
the wealthiest women in New York.
a Her fortune came to her from her half
Il brother, the late Richard Palmer, and
4 her aunt. Mrs. William G. Ogden. The
/ wedding will take place some time in
i April. d.:
i Mrs. f. H. Sawyer presided. at the
organ in the Methodist church Sunday
on account of Mrs. Brainerd the organ
\ ist, being sick. ~ -.
Branford X. of C. men will take part
|, in the carnival to open in Music hall
here Saturday night, as Ell Dorado
council is represented in the New Ha-
ven chapter by whom the carnival will
be given. "
Il On Friday evening, February z, the
Girls Friendly society will give two
one-act farces in Masonic hall, West
vile. The FIRST Is called Patron OF
Art" and the last Sister Masons."
Joseph Esser of Durham has accept
ed position at the Connecticut State
hospital in Middletown as manager oil
) the baking department.. He is to re.
move there with his family soon.
Mrs. Lawrence T. McGrail and sor
Frank of Branford are spending few
days with Mrs. McGrail's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lee of this city,
81 George II. Baum of 593 Howard ave.
nue. will leave for Livingston Manor
: New York. this week, where he will
join Mrs. Baum, who is trying to re.
gain her health in this more favored
: locality.
The ladies OF the Church of the
, Epiphany are to give reception al
their new guild Thursday, January %
from to p. m. -
Tonight the Calumets will give
1 lanother of their delightful dances in
Pythian hall, and there is little doubt
Il tlldI Ilie dtlciiudiiCS VIII D6 very
: large. The Calumets plan to give theil
guests real old fashioned good time
and at their first dance all expecta.
tons We're fulfilled.
: Mrs. E. M. Baldwin and her da1gh.
ter, Mrs. S. Hartwell Chapman Of u
West street, Danbury, started Sunday
: morning for Camden, S. c., to spend
several weeks.
I. General Manager J. w. Miller of the
marine division of the New York, New
5 Haven and Hartford railroad, has beer
granted three months leave to regain
his health. Captain Miller has beer
} confined to his home for several
' months and he will go to South Amer
= lea for his health.
z CRUSHING ORES.