The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-26

And Other People Known in This City |
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NUM- are now
on their wedding trip to Washington,
%. c. Upon their return next Satur-
day they will go to housekeeping on
Davenport avenue.
Mrs. William Everett and her moth
Ter, Mrs. George Lester, of Richard
place. West Haven, are visiting in
fKinderhook, n. Y.
Charles Munro, the florist of Chapel
street, is still conned to his bed but
hopes soon to return to business. Mr..
Munro slipped on the floor of his store
Hurting Christmas week and injured his
eide, necessitating an operation, and
pas been at home nearly four weeks,
put seems now to be recovering.
Prot e. Hershey Sheath, director of
Rhe new Yale summer school, will leave
mere to-day for another short trip. He
will go to the middle west and will see
prominent educators relative to the
saew Yale summer school much as he
did on his recent trip to the far south
when he went as far as Waco, Texas.
E1e will address two prominent Yale
alumni associations at their annual
banquets during his trip, speaking be-
fore the Yale men of Pittsburg on Fri
day and those of Cleveland on Satur-
day.
Mrs Louis Russell of West Haven
has returned home from Orange, where
she has been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George FeIsburg of
Center street, West Haven. entertained
Monday evening the Ever Ready
whist club. (
Mrs. Emma Pope of Westville, who
has been living with her daughter, Mrs.
Harrison Hotchl1iss of Winsted, has
Ragin taken up her residence at her
former home on the avenue.
A surprise party was given Valen-
tine Ryder at his home in Third ave-
nue., West Haven. Monday evening by
q number of griends. The early part
of the evening was spent in playing
games, after which a delightful supper
was served.
The Israel Putnam Mutual Benefit
league will hold installation of officers
at Odd Fellows hall this evening
The list of officers follows: Past presi-
dent, Rufus A. johnson; president,
James Sterling; secretary, Louis
Knollmeyer; collector, w. A. Whlta-
ker; treasurer, Edward E. Sperry;
guide, Theodore Mead; counselor, Ar
thur B. Stow: guard, John H. Scran-
ton; outside guard, Thomas A. Colwell;
District Deputy Hugh Gibbs will act as
installing officer.
Harold G. Durant, assistant clerk of
the house of representatives, has a
story in the current number of Every
body's" Magazine. The subject is "a
GUTTER, and it forms one of a series
of five stories which Mr.. Durant has
running in the magazine. Mr.. Durant
was former New Haven boy
s-saFFss. George Bailey entertained the
S. B. G. club at her home in Center
street, West Haven, Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna McKeirnan of Hamilton
street has been visiting friend S in
Worcester, Mass. She has now gone
TO New York, where she will visit
friends this week. +~%.. @..
Jacob Greenbaun, manager of D. M.
Welch's store in Campbell avenue,
has moved from Campbell avenue to
avin avenue.
Miss Kathryne Hemingway and Miss
Ruby Savage of West Haven are going
to Hartford to pay a short visit to-
Miss Eugene Gold, formerly of West
Vile
Mrs. Horace McDivitt who has been
The guest for a week of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey of Center
Try -,
her home in Norwich.
An entertainment and supper was
given BY the Holy Name society in
ST. Joseph's parish, Westville, Tuesday
evening. There were remarks by the
pastor, Rev. John D. Kennedy, and by
4 President Fred German, and piano
solos by Frank Ellis and James Nc
CURE, buck and wing dancing by
Games and Tom O'Connor and dance
by Michael Powers. A number of the
members spoke on the work of the Or
ganization and an enjoyable evening
was passed.
Mrs. Clifford Somers of Brooklyn, N.
r., is visiting Mrs. George Somers of
Eavin avenue.
Mrs. Edward st. John is quite sick at
the home Of her SISTER, Mrs. George
Belcher of Third avenue, West Haven.
Miss Eleanor Whittier entertained
The Tuesday Afternoon Sewing club
Tuesday, at her home In Main street,
West Haven.
A party from Oxford consisting of
Miss Helen Moss, Miss Nellie Walter,
Drury Bristol, T. Willetts and Urban
Tyack went to Plantsville on sleigh
ride Monday night Miss Dewes, who
was in town on Monday afternoon,
went with them to her home where
they were entertained.
Louis Lampson of West Haven, who
has been confined to his home with
grip for a, week, is again able to be
out.
Miss Anna Peck Of Oxford, who is
studying at an art school, in Hartford,
received severe injury to one knee by
falling on the ice, and was confined
to her bed for a week as the result.
Al very successful dance was given
III west Haven town hall Tuesday ev-
er1ing by the Red Rose assembly.
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