The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

MT. and Mrs. George wallman, who have been the guests of Mrs, Wallman. s sister, Mrs. s. E. Thomas of Campbell avenue, West Haven, left Wednesday for their home in Oakland, Cal.
 The sale of tickets for the entertain ment which will be held in the Milford town hall on the evening of Monday, April l, is now on and these tickets are selling nicely. The entertainment will be largely musical and will be given by members of the Benham family, who will be assisted by Kraft's orches-- tra of Bridgeport and number of good dancers. The proceeds of this affair are to be used by Fred Benham in secur- ing the artificial limb, the one now in use having outlived it's usefulness and another being sorely needed this means is taken to secure it.
 The second informal recital by the students in the Yale school of music will be held in College street hall this afternoon.
 A smoker was held under the aus pices of the Milford Wheel club in the club. rooms last evening. An entertain ment was given which included solos by J. Thursland Chattaway, the young song writer, and the Benhafn brothers; also monologue selections by MT. Robin son of Bridgeport. During the even ing the committee served luncheon.
 The regular meeting of the Radium club was held at the home of Mrs. w. S. Cooker in East Haven Monday evening. The subject was Sky Scrapers, in charge of Miss Ethel Coe and Alfred Andrews This was followed by few remarks from the pastor, Rev D. J. Clark.
 At the Home for the Friendless, cor ner of Clinton avenue and Pine street. Wednesday evening a very delightful entertainment was given for the in- mates of the home by the Presbyterian male quartet The entertainment, which was arranged by Mrs. E. c: Cole of Calvary Baptist church, was also in te nature of a farewell to the retiring matrons, Miss Prey and Miss Florence Prey, who left the home yesterday. The entertainment consisted of songs and recitations by the quartet, the members of which arc Messrs. Hughes, Greer, Imrie and Dr. Young. Each number was heartily enjoyed, and the pleasure of the members of the home in these little entertainments to be an Incentive
 to the charitably inclined to arrange these little pleasures frequently for them After the program ice cream and cake was served.
 Music hall will be the scene of an annual reception and dance of the Ra- diator society tonight Boxes will be built and the hall decorated with bunt- ing and palms. The program will open with numbers by the Nevin OadiesJ quartet followed by a sketch by mem bers Of the society and closing Wlth dancing. This is one of the chief events of the year in high school circles and the sale of tickets has been very large. E. B. Woodward of East Haven took party of twenty-two out for straw ride Tuesday evening. They journeyed ] to Branford, then a short distance in | the Guilford road, returning by way of Short Beach, whence they halted at the Granite Bay hotel for hot coffee and sandwiches. They were chaperoned by
 Mrs. Sarah Finger and included Captain and Mrs H. Walter Chidsey, MT, and Mrs. William Hosley, MT. and Mrs Lines Belden, Mir and Mrs. Charles M | Fairchild MT and Mrs. Harry P. John son, MT. and Mrs. Walter Goodrich, MT and Mrs. Harry Page, Mrs. Jessie Ball Mrs. Alice Brown Mrs. K. P, Bristol Mrs. Lizzie A. Ward, Mrs w. H. Turner