The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-13

Miss Rena Goodman of William street has returned from 8 delightful visit with Mrs. Norman Mendelssohn of Al- bany.
 Dr. Paul B. Kennedy of Main street, West Haven, is suffering from appendix citis, and this morning will undergo an operation for it's removal. The opera ton will be performed by Dr. Verdi of New Haven.
 Mike Murphy, the former Yale track and football trainer, arrived in this city yesterday noon to remain until to-day with friends. He took the QuakeY ath- letes to the Boston Athletic club games Saturday night and stopped over here to look after some real estate matters. He laments the luss of several of his best athletes, who have just been dis qualified by the faculty.
 A Pro-Valentine social will be given by St. Agnes Ladies T. A. and B. so- ciety in Sassacus hall tonight. Mem bers and friends will enjoy dancing and a general social time.
 Harry Ziegler of Brooklyn, N. r., is spending a few days with MT. and Mrs, l Scholhorn of 342 Crown street. l President Charles g. Mellen who, with party of directors of the railroad company and a few personal friends has been on a recreation tour of the west and southwest, returned to this city Sunday and was at his desk at the railroad office building yesterday morn ing transacting business with his char | acteristic vlgor.
 l The New Haven Branch of the Won- ans board of missions will hold a meet ing of special interest to young ladies l to-day. Miss Huntington, a young mis- sionary at home for her first furlough, will speak. Letters from Miss Alice Browne, who has recently gone to Chi, na, will be read and the junior work of the branch will be presented. This chapel at p. m
 William Martinez, who has been the guest of his brother, Andrew Martinez of Westville, for the past week, has re- turned to his home in Winsted.
 The Hundred Men society held a meeting in Music hall Sunday after noon. The question of assessments was discussed and it was decided to substi- ute for the present mode of assesseing, monthly due of 50 cents.
 Mrs. John S. Coburn and Mrs. B. J. Mayo were the hostesses at a very brett ylittle card party on Friday even ing last. The favors were heart-shaped sachet bags. Mrs. F. M. Gilbert won the first prize, hand painted bonbon dish, and Mrs. George M. Stevens was awarded the second, hand painted candelabra,
 The Milford Neighbornood Reading circle will hold a meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Carrie Tibbals of Lafayette avenue The leader of the evening will be Mrs. o. L. Nettleton and Mrs. Tibbals the hostess. The study of Shakespeare characters has been be- fore the circle this winter, and the members derive much pleasure and profit from these meetings.
 Ashley M. Warner of Main street West Haven, has returned to his home from California, where he has been for the last four months It is understood that he intends to return to California in March and to make ais permanent home there.
 Dr. c. w. Gaylord, chairman of the library entertainment committee, has nearly completed arrangements for another course of lectures at Library hall, Branford, to begin about February 20. The course will begin with a con- cert and finish with another concert.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Sheehan gave a little theater party on Saturday even- ing in honor of MT. Sheehan's birthday Preceding the play at the Hyperion MT and Msr Shehan gave dinner at Heu blein's for their guests.