The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-16

Elsewhere.
Judge Lynde Harrison, who has been
spending the winter with his wife and
daughter in Thomsonville, Ca, returned
to this city yesterday.
Mr. E. M. Robinson of New York,
one Of the most prominent officials Of
the National Young Mems Christian
association, was in town yesterday,
The first prize competition among the
vocal students in tine Yale School of
Music will be held in Woolsey hall
Thursday, May 81. Mr.. Charles Rabold,
instructor in voice, has large number
Of pupils, and an interesting COMPETE
ton is expected. The prize is a schol-
arship in one year.
William H. Moselyand family of this
city are at their summer residence in
Norfolk, Va.
This evening there will be a triple
attraction for the benefit of the rectory
fund Circles, Nos % and A of
which Mrs. Edward Gillern and Miss
Edith Scranton are leaders, have COM
pleted all arrangements for the music
ale whist and dance to be given at
Stanford's hotel, Savin Rock. Special
arrangements have been made with the
Consolidated Railway company for the
return of the party.
1t was announced yesterday that
Captain Samuel A. Smoke, U. S. A.,
Yale professor of military science and
tactics, will give up that position next
August with the expiration of his term
of appointment. Captain Smoke, how
ever, will retain his position as super
intendent of the Yale dining hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Warren of Whit
ney avenue have goneto Atlantic City
tor a short stay.
1t was announced yesterday that R.
w. Neeser of the Yale academic de-
partment has been awarded the John
addison Porter prize of $3.50.
An order from the adjutant generals
office announces the approval Of the
application of First Lieutenant Amos
#. Barnes of New Haven, battalion adj
jutant, Second infantry, G. N. g., to
he retired, and that he will be relieved
from active duty and placed on the re-
tired list on July l. Lieutenant Barnes
and Mrs. Barnes left New Haven about
a year ago, and are on a two years
trip around the world.
Mrs. f. D. Trowbridge Of Church
street was the hostess at small lunch
con Monday.
Next Friday evening at 8 o'clock in
the High school auditorium there will
be q meeting Of the parents Of children
in grade of the grammar schools, who
intend to enter High school in the fall.
Superintendent Beede and the headmas-
ter of the High school will give brief
an informal talks to the parents. All
parentsare earnestly requested to at
tend.
Miss Jeanne Andrews, who was en-
tertained last week at Boxwood Manor
school in Old Lyme, Conn.,, gave a de-
lghtful piano recital, assisted by local
talent, in the conference house of the
First Congregational church, before a
large and appreciattve audience which
repeatedly encored each selection.
Society will, of course, be greatly in
terested in the announcement of the
visit of the French ambassador, Mon
de D.. y
June 6. Although Monsieur Jusserand
will make but brief stay here large
reception has been planned in his hon
or. It will take place in Woolsey hall.
The cards will be sent out in the name
Of the Alliance Franchise Of this city.
The Peoples Choral union will give
its first assembly at Warner hall on
Tuesday evening, May 22 The COM
mittee in charge consists of Mr.. c. H.
Comfort, jr., Mr.. Dodd, the Misses Ib-
scher and Mrs. Stowell.
The second annual meeting of the
West Haven High School Alumni as
ISOLATION was held last evening at the
Union school, The programme was fol-
lowed by a social evening.
Among the members of the Tribune
Sunshine society who expect to go down
to New York to-day to the annual
meeting of the national society are Mrs.
s. s.. Adams, Mrs f. B. Walker, Mrs.
w. "A Granville, Mrs. f. H. Benton,
Mrs. Frank Brazos, MRS. G. II. Lyon,
Mrs. D. w. Baldwin, Mrs. Eli Mix,
Mrs. r. S. Andrews, Mrs. w. P. Tut
tie, Mrs. S. s. Chambers, Miss Acker-
man, Mrs. Wilson Lee, Mrs. G. G.
Powning, Mrs G. 7. Sisk, Mrs. George
French, Miss Eleanor Booth and Miss
Sammis
A team OF Htllhouse undergraduates,
led by Max c. Horton and consisting
of William Norcom, Andrew ]. Ely and
Max c. Horgen, decisevely defeated the
alumni, represented by Sam Campbell,
'05; Kenneth Wynne, 05; and Sam Bot
wick, 'O5, in debate that aroused the
keenest enthusiasm. 1t was held in the
Boardman session room at the High
school Monday night.
! John B. Todd is not i'll with typhoid
fever. 1t is Mrs. Todd who is i'll, and
she is now rapidly recovering,
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage of Miss Mar
garet, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah A. Hill
dredth, to Joseph Richard Sturges,
Saturday evening, May u, in indie
pendence, Missouri. Mr. Sturges was
formerly of Fair Haven.
A lawn dance will he given at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Avis of Whitney,
vile on the evening of June IS for the
rectory fund Of st. Mary's church. Mrs
Avis is a member of Circle IS.
San Salvador council, No. 4, Daugh-
ters of Isabella, held its regular meet
ing Monday evening and initiated a
class of 100 members. The degree teams
of Russell council No. and San Sal
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