The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-14

Parkhurst's church on Madison avenue, New York, has been re-engaged for the next year. There was much eempeti- ton for the position. - ,...-.-s--, ,
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine delivered a lecture on Carlyle and Hiss Message" in the Church of the Messiah last even- ing.
 In Calvary Baptist church there will be several changes in the makeup of the choir. Mrs. Marion Williams Tol- hurst, the soDra.ao, one of Edward A. Leopold's Ha -tford pupils, has resigned to accept a very fattering appoint ment at her home in Hartford. Mrs. Tolhurst's place will be taken by Miss Bertha Warner who has been singing at St. James Episcopal church in West Haven for the past year. Miss Grace Walker has been retained as alto. Ed ward Grisbach has been appointed as tenor and Warren Williams will be the basso. Franklin Pierce will cOn- tinue as organist and choir director. Miss Catherine M. Conway, soprano soloist at St. Patrick's church, is con- ! fined to her home on Chatham street, i suffering with the grip. Charles H. Loomis and family have arrived safely at Bermuda.
 Irving Crafts of George street, West Haven, is sick with scarlet fever.
 MT. and Mrs. N. D. Etheridge of Campbell avenue are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of a daughter who arrived at their home on Saturday. Sergeant B. Tiernan of 4S7 Columbus avenue has had as his guest his son, Dr. B. Herman of St. Francis hospital, I Hartford. Dr. Tiernan was on the re- ception committee of the charity ball given in Hartford last night. Mrs. John c. Bayles of 179 Richard street. West Haven. is very i'll and un-
 der the care of a trained nurse. pr. J. F. Barnett is the attending physician. Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton, who | are now in Florida, are expected back
 home in West Haven the latter part of ! this week or the first of next week. The ladies' guild of St. Peter's church meets on Wednesday afternoon with
 Mrs. George Watt at her home on Read | street. a5
 Miss Mabel Merrick of Stratford was the guest of Miss Mabel Root at her home at Washington Heights over 1 Sunday.
 | Mrs. J. M. Griffin, who spends most
 of the year at her cottage at Rocky
 Beach, is sick at her home in New
 York.
 l Mrs. Frank Harris of West Haven. who has been confined to the house for l the past five weeks by illness, is slow ly recovering.
 who has been confined to the house for on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Henry 1 s. Goodman at her home on Alden ave- nue.
 l Mrs. Charles T. Treadway will en- certain a party of friends at The
 Kensington'' this afternoon. Hearts will i be the appropriate card game played, and decorations and favors will be the heart design. Mrs. Treadway has been entertaining very extensively of late. l Druggist Marsh, who has been i'll for some time with rheumatism, is consid- I erably improved.
 Mrs. Louis Wheelock, who has been | the guest of her cousin, Mrs. George II.
 Birks, for week, has returned to her [ home in Claremont. N. H.
 Tomorrow evening the Y. F. s. c. E.
 will give a supper in the parlors of the
 Congregational church The object of the supper is to raise money for the parsonage fund which was started
 some ago
 Mrs. Horace McDivitt of Norwich is
 visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jar 1 wis Kelsey of Center street, West
 Haven.