The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-27

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 As it may be supposed from notice in Sundays paper that Mrs. Salisbury, of Church street, had sent out special invitations for her lat home on Wednesday of this week, to prevent mistakes it may be well to state that the invitations Mrs. Salisbury has ls- sued are general ones. They are TOT Wednesday until the end of June' In place of the weekly lecture of the i Tribune Sunshine society in City Ms sion hall next Friday afternoon there will be musical, to which the public | is most cordially invited. As yet the artists to give the programme have not been announced, but it is to be most delightful little concert.
 MT. and Mrs. John L. Fender, for merly residents of this city, but now or Springfield, were gladdened Sunday by the arrival at their home of baby girl. Mir. Fender was at one time city editor of the Palladium. He is now connect ed with the editorial department of the Springfield News.
 Mrs. Bergman, of Bradley street, en- tertained the members of her pinochle club on Friday afternoon last. The prizes went to Mrs. Ploegar Mrs Gensbauer and Mrs. Goetze, who sub stituted. After the game a light lunch was served.
 When recently a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rossiter of Plainyille, formerly of New Haven, the birth of the child completed the fourth genera tion now living. The child has two great-grandfather and two grand mothers and two grandfathers, all liy- ing. This baby makes the one hundred and nineteenth which the grandmother has had the care of.
 Mrs. Dietrich of 47 Carmel street, celebrated her seventy-ffth birthday anniversary Sunday by a gathering of relatives who called to congratulate her and offer good wishes, The day was pleasantly spent.
 Mrs. Frederick B. Street will address the Women's guild of Trinity P. E. church at it's regular meeting this evening; subject, Our Fore-Mothers.
 Admiral Foote Woman's Relief Corps No. will hold a social and reception i'll G. A. R. hall, Court street, Wednesday, March 2S, from ? p m. to 6:SO p. m Members are requested to bring re- treatments Supper at 5:3O Comrades are cordially invited to be present.
 Pierre Tyler of this city, James We'll man of New York, William Buell. of New Haven and Eugene Kelsey of Hartford passed Sunday in Clinton.
 Mrs Robert S. Peabody entertained the members of te Friday Night Whist club at its last meeting. Thos playing were Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs Church, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Smith, Mrs Hartung Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Chapin, Mrs Rice Mrs. Winchell and Mrs. Pet terle. An elaborate lunch followed the game.
 Many West Haven people will be pained to learn of the death of Miss Jessie Usher formerly teacher in the borough, who died at her home in Hig- ganum Saturday morning of pneumo- nia at the age of sixty-eight.
 The Saturday Night Whist club of Woodmont met with MT. and Mrs All bert Butler at the Silver hotel on Sat urday evening A delightful game with ! pretty prizes was followed by a buffet lunch. Among the players wore Mir and Mrs. Harry Merwin, Mrs. Corham, Miss F'reda filling, Miss Millicent Cor ham, MT and Mrs. Nathan Platt, Miss Edith Taylor, Mir. and Mrs Atwell, MT. Sturgess, MT. Frost, MT, and Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Green, MT. Schlitz, Mrs Lockwood and MT. and Mrs. Butler
 Miss Pearl Young has been engaged as soprano soloist at the First Baptist church, to succeed Miss Anna Carroll. The quartette otherwise remains the same as last year: Mrs Clara Good, contralto, Mrs. Frederick D, Adam tenor, and MT. Albert Kraft bass.
 The annual meeting of the West Ha- ven Village Improvement society will be held in the Town hall this week, and arrangements are now almost comple- ted to make 1t very interesting and instructive affair An illustrated lec- ture, showing in detail many of the im- provements carried on by other associ- ations will be given, which is expected to be of great benefit A musical pro- ISIdltlllle VII eISO 1Db ItllQtL 6us
 A pretty wedding of Sunday Twas that of Miss Esther Koll and MT. Milton B. Lessher, which was solemnized in B'nai Israel Mir and Mrs. Lessher left for 8 wedding trip to St. Louis and on their return vii live in this city.
 Redffeld Wright, who has been in California several years, and Albert Anderson of Los Angeles, are the guests of the latters moter, Mrs. Maria Anderson, in Clinton.
 Mrs, Cammons and Miss Mary Cot tar, of Circles 46 and 7S will give a dance for the benefit of St. Mary's rec tory fund on Friday evening, April 20, at the school hall on Ashn1un street. Sanfords orchestra will play the dan cling.
 Pere G. Wallmo, secretary for Con- gressman Sperry, says that the rumor that he is a candidate for congress is ridiculous to consider.
 The W. e. T. U. of Westville meet on Tuesday afternoon at tree o'clock in the Congregational church for their regular business meeting. On Wednes- day evening they will hold social at the home of Mrs. Charles Shumway of Whalley avenue.
 The Missionary circle of Kings Daughters of Trinity M. p. church will meet with Mrs. Blakeslee of 563 George street on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large attendance is desired.
 Harmony Lodge, No. 5, I. 0. o. F., will give the first of series of enter