The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30

nav GIl, Is FiSILliS AeI QduSnlCE HI 6 OI- cester, Mass, and with friends in Bos- ton.
 Rev. Henry S. Dawson, Yale '94, of AlgOma diocese of Wond du Lac, Wis, ] is in town. MT. Dawson came on to the funeral of his father, the late Sidney ] H. Dawson. He preached in St. An dTew's mission on Shelton avenue and Ivy streets last evening at 7:30 o'clock. ! The two rooms at the Whittlesey avenue school and the Main street school, Wallingford, which have been closed since last Thursday on account of diphtheria having broken out in these classes, will reopen this morning.
 Prof. Emerson G. Taylor Of the uni virsity has a very clever short story, ''The End of the Journey, in the No vember number of the Reader Maga- zine. MT. Taylor, it will be remember { ed, is the author of the novel, "A 1 Daughter of Dale,'' published within the year. ! Mrs. Samlel Smoke of Wall street will entertain her sister, Miss Kimball Of Missouri, during the big football games. Miss Kimball comes to New Haven early next month.
 The Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth of Tenn pie street is spending a few days on fishing trip.
 1 E. E. Isbell is tine only member of the New Haven Oratory society from Branford, and Mr., Isbell hugely enjoys the oratorio work under Prof. Parker.
 Walter Camp has returned from Ham ilton, Can, where he went to attend a dinner. given in his honor by promi- nent clubsof that place.
 l Miss Edith Weir of Trumbull street has been entertaining the past week Miss McGinnis of New York. Both have been frequently entertained.
 Mrs. c. E. Jones, who has been spending several weeks in Hatfield Mass, returned Saturday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. M. Usher of West Haven. ...-,
 Mrs. Henry F. English of -Hillhouse . avenue will open her house on Monday afternoon, November 6, at o'clock, for the first of the series of shakespearean recitals to be given by pr. Edgar c. Abbott of Boston, for the benefit of the Young Womenis Christian association. The recitals are to be given in Novem- Der, and at the first one Dr. Abbott will read Julius Caesar" The dates for the remaining readings will be given later.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas H. McClusky of 312 Greenwich avenue wish to an- lnounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Jessie Lynn McCluskey to Abram Myers of this city.
 Engineer Patrick Fitzgerald of New London has been retired from the ser vice of the Consolidated road on pen sion under the recently established sys- tenn of retirement for those employees who have long served the company. Mir. Fitzgerald's service covers period of over fifty years.
 Miss Lillian L. Fordyce Barker, daughter of Mrs Fordyce D. Barker, who is to be married to Franklin But Ter Lord jr., former member of Yale, 1906, in Grace church, New York, to- day, gave a luncheon at Sherry's for her bridesmaids. Miss ,Barker's guests included the Misses Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, Martha McCook, Margaret ID. Dix, SybilI Douglass, Virginia Mur- ray and Violet D. Gruger.
 A recital of unusual merit will be given in St. Paul's parish house next Thursday evening by the advanced pu- lpils of Frederick Weld. Invitations may be obtained by applying to Mir. Weld at 199 Orange street or from the partici- pants ill the programme.
 Prof George B. Stevens of Yale uni versity preached at the services of the First Congregational church, Walling- ford, yesterday. -...,,
 Miss Hazel Phillips of West Haven daughter of William Phillips, entertain cd the Woodmont Whist club, of which she is a member, at her home this week. A buffet luncheon was served during the evening.
 Miss Josephine Foster, who has been abroad all summer, is now travelling in France and expects to sail for home early next month.
 E John McGrath, an apprentice on the United States training ship CastelIaine is home on ten days shore leave.
 Word has been received in Walling- ford from this city that Miss Freda , Goodspeed who was operated upon a short time ago for appendicitis, is re- , covering rapidly and will soon be able 7 to return home. l Charles s. ScoviIl, who is connected with the real estate department of the } Consolidated railroad, entertained a
 group of gentlemen at his home in Woodmont Saturday afternoon and evening in honor of his fortiett birth day anniversary. A bountiful supper . was served and a very enjoyable occa.
 sion passed. Among the guests were Albert M. Sigourney of Madison, F. L. Gaylord, Frederick Drew, Edison Bry- : ant of Ansonia, Percy Bernard of New 3 York, Charles Wintzer of Bridgeport Sheriff A. B. Dunnam, Commissioner , Jacob B. Walter, Andrew Moorhead ) F. c. Fisk, Judge H. L. Hochkiss, for mes Mayor c. T. Driscoll, Attorney E. P. Arvine, Frederick W. Orr, Robert E. - Wellman, and George Rogers. , MT. and Mrs. Winslow B. Dickerman ) of Wallingford are the happy parents , of son, who arrived Friday evening.
 
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