The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24

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 Rev, W, H. Winkey of Branford, for merly rector of Trinity church, is at present supplying a church in Augusta, Me Miss Ruth, who is with her fa- ther, is attending school in Augusta.
 The young ladies of St. Louis parish entertained again Tuesday evening at Republican hall, at a sociable "a la Hollandaise." The attractive young entertainers were attired in the fashion of the good old Holanders, with white collars and caps From until o'clock whist was in order, after which fol- lowed programme of eighteen dances until 1 o'clock. Two ladies' prizes and two gentlemen's prizes were offered, which were awarded durinig the eVen- ing. The first ladies prize, a vase, was Won by Mrs. c. 1T. Conney, and the second, a tea set, by Mrs. J. Henting. The mems first prize, pen and in- well set, went to Mr. E. Charbonneau, and the second, stein, to MT. G. C. Piche
 Mrs. Frank A. sperry of 79 Trum- bull street, whose husband is in Ja- maica, stated yesterday afternoon that while she has not yet received direct word from him, still, in addition to the assurances received from Philadelphia, as previously published, she received a telegram from Congressman Sperry at Washington yesterday morning, which stated that the state department had ascertained that her husband was safe nd Io hiG congratulations.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Beatrice L. Hecht, sister of Victor Hecht, a prominent young artist of New York city, and of Mrs Isaac Untermeyer, to MT. Mel vile A. Stern, son of MT. Louis Stern, which will be celebrated in the St. Re gis, February F. Mir Stern, who is associated with his father in business, was graduated from Yale university in 19O4
 The Radium club met Monday even ing at tie home of Miss Ruth Hol- brook, Thompson avenue, East Haven. The subject for consideration was Americans Who Are Making His tory" About twenty were present, aft CT which social hour was much en- joyed by all.
 The Hawthorne club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Richards of First avenue, West Haven. The after noon was spent in reading.
 Word received from Hon. and Mrs. F. R. Clark of Milford, now in Florida, shows that MT. Clark is improving in ;y, +bo a1i a ia 1ovt there. MT. Clark was taken very i'll while visiting at the hom eof his daughter in Omaha some weeks ago, and 1t was by a very narrow margin that he escaped having pneumonia and this illness caused an abandon ment of the trip which he and Mrs Clark had planned to California, and the trip south was begun instead, and every one Is gratified to hear that he improving down there
 Committees in charge of the big par ish bazaar to be given for St. Mary's ectory fund in Harmonic hall Monday and Tuesday evenings, February Il and 12, are holding meetings regularly and hope to make the bazaar the most ad- mirably conducted social event of the pre-Lenten season. The young ladies who will participate in the Spanish, Italian, Dutch Irish and American dances are vigorousy rehearsing. The quartette who will give the old time concert will assuredly advance their already high reputation, Other unique features are being planned, and fine entertainment is assured for all who att tent.
 Hon. James A. Perry of Branford, who has been i'll with cold recently, was Tuesday afternoon said to be get ting somewhat better.
 Mrs. Francis Mahoney, who has been spending the past month with her mother, Mrs Myers of State street, has returned to he rhome in Philadelphia
 The young ladies who canvassed the recent fair given by New Haven aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be en- tertained Monday evening with dance and banquet. The dance will be given in Eagles hall, from s until 10 o'clock. Speeches and songs will brighten the banquet hour.
 The first French lecture of the series this year, Women in French History, Literature and Society,"" will be given by Professor R. l. Sanderson, on Tues day, January 29, in Lampson hall at 3:30 o'clock
 Last evening at o'clock the Ladies' Aid society of Christ church, West Ha- ven. gave their munch talked of pig supper in the parish house.
 Invitations are out for dance to be eiyap on Eehrl1a1.v hV Miss Agnes DoWner at her home in Whitneyville.
 Attorney Doolitte and Hon. N. w. Averill of Branford called on Thomas Frisbie at the New Haven hospital Monday. They found Thomas comfort able and looking forward with pleas ure to his return to the old home for the summer.
 Miss Williamson teacher of the sev- enth grade in East Haven, while spending the Sabbath with her parents in eBthel was taken suddenly i'll while attending church, and will not be able to return to her school for the re- mainder of the term.
 Of the entertainments at private houses Sunday, the most important was the dinner given by Mrs William K. Townsend for the members of the junior prom. committee, and their out of town guests. Mrs. Townsend's son, Mir. George Townsend, is serving on the committee this year, and Mrs, Townsend is entertaining several girls during the festivities. The guests at the dinner Sunday evening were Miss Sallie Thatcher of New York; Miss