The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-09

He is a grandson of Henry c. Bowen, founder of the Independent, and IS q son of Professor Richardson, the Greek scholar He was an editor of the 1aie Daily News last year. He has traVeled extensively in Europe and South Amer iea, and speaks half a dozen languages. He will be accompanied by Pr. Edwin ID. Slosson of Chicago university TOT ten years state chemist of Wyoming, who also will represent the lndepend- ent.
 Members of the Wednesday Evening Whist club were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, in Campbell avenue, West Haven, Wednesday evening. Among those pres ent who enjoyed their favorite game were MT. and Mrs. George E. BaileS, MT. and Mrs. John E, Lomas, MT. ana Mrs. Wilbur B Warner, MT. and Mrs. fE L. Nettleton, MT and Mrs. c. l.. Clark, MT and Mrs. c. B. Lomas, MT. and Mrs. A. Felton Wood, MT, and Mrs. e. B. Warner and Mir and Mrs, Harry L. Nettleton.
 The Israel Putnam council, Fraternal Benefit league, has planned to give an other whist at the lodge rooms on l Crown street on the 18th. The recent whist given by the council was such success that it was planned to give i another similar entertainment.
 MT. and Mrs, Drake arrived in Bran ford Wednesday evening from New York city and the Catskills, whence they were called last week by the sud den death of Dr. Drake, only son and brother.
 The ladies of the Howard Avenu' l Congregational Church Sewing society served supper Wednesday evening II the chapel. Mrs. Willis Buttericks anc Mrs. Wiley acted as hostesses. They were assisted by the ladies of the so' city.
 Mrs. Jennie Plumb, who has beer confined to her home on Wharf street Milford, by Illness the past few days is more comfortable than at any tim since she was overcome.
 Spruce temple, No. 16, Rathbone sis
 ters. will hold whist at the home o Mrs. Korber, PA Exchange street, ol
 Friday evening, March 9, commencin at o'clock.
 The intermediate department o
 Dwight Place Sunday school will hol
 a social in the church parlofs thi
 evening. An interesting programme
 being prepared under the direction o
 Miss Andrews.
 There was a special service last ever
 ing in St. James church, Westyille, a
 7:S0, at which Rev. William BurroN
 of St. James church, Fair Hsyel
 spoke On Friday the services will
 at 10 in the morning and at 4:1O in tn
 afternoon.
 For the first time since the con
 mencement of Lent the West Have town hall will be the scene of a dant on next Monday night The affair WI be private and will be given by tf
 Physical Culture society, and numb of the invitations have been limited the immediate friends of the member A programme including many fanc dances by the class has been arrange } and a pleasant evening is looked 10 , ward to.
 The members of the Coreopsis brant of the Tribune Sunshine society ha issued unique cards for donation m , sical tea, to be given at the residen of Mrs. Peabody of Il Dickerm;
 street on Saturday afternoons Mar
 1T, from until o'clock.
 William H. Russell, the Washingt ! avenue blacksmith, is confined to | home in West Haven.
 l. The New York stock exchange a h pears to have a great attraction D football players, particularly the from Yale university. The latest Hf : : football man to join the exchange . George Stillman. He recently organ n ed the firm of Rosen, Stillman and 5, Gordan Brown, captain of the
 team at Yale is in the office Of J. l, Morgan & Go. Other Yale men on D exchange are George T. Adee, Clarer r Dewitt, Jack Greenway, w. R. Gro l" Paul D. Mills. and H. F. Benjamin. In the March Sunshine Bulletin, M d Lucy Andrews, of New Haven, C'
 neeticuts state president, announ'