The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-08

Prof. and Mrs. Edward G. Bourne of Mansfield street are among the New Haveners at Atlantic City
 A very pleasant surprise party was given to Master Henry Johnson of 96 Clark street last evening. The evening was spent in games and music. The yougn folks met at 37 Clark street at o'clock and then proceeded to the home Tof the unex9ecting boy. It was a de- hghtful surprise, and about 10 o'clock a splendid lundneon was served. The fol- lowing young friends of Master John- son attended: The Misses Ethel Case, Gertrude Donnelly, Della Pinter, Agnes Cox, Irene Hyde, Vera Hyde Margaret Conklin, Virginia Spang, Lillian Rush and Hattie sherman, and the Masters Badgie, Archie, Walter Donnelly, Frank Pinter, Rowland Conklin, Arthur John son, Thomas Chamberlain, Thomas Cox, Benjamin Carroll, and Robert Fulton.
 An interesting wedding which was celebrated in St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, Wednesday morning, was that of Miss Mary A. Dooley and Colo mel Michael J. Wise, ouartermaster general of the state. Rev. Thomas s. Duggan, rector of the cathedral, cele- brated the nuptial mass and performed the marriage ceremony. Among the gifts received was a silver set from the officers and clerks of the adiutant gen. erals and the quartermaster generals offices at the capitol.
 President Hadley has an article in the North American Review for Janu- ary IS on "The Ethics of Corporate Management" and also appeared in the Independent for January 3 with an es- say on "Intelligent Preparation for the Public Service"
 John Day Jackson left Wednesday for a short "trip to Havana and the interior of Cuba.
 The Inasmueh circle of Kings Daugh- ters of Epworth church will conduct sale of home made pies, cake and bread at the home of Mrs. Elder, 94 Edwards street, Saturday, February g, from till s o'clock.
 A valentine sale and tea is to be giv- en this afternoon at the home of Miss Porter on Whitney avenue for the ben
 
 society of the Church of the Redeemer. "A variety of useful articles will be for sale as well as home made cake and candy, and very pretty assortment of novel and dainty valentines.
 Arthur J. Odenkirchen is engaged in writing a ne wnarch which his orches- tra will play for the first time at the K, of c, ball in Branford next Monday night. The march is being specially written for the occasion.
 Mrs Lewis D. Huntoon of Orange street will be the hostess at bridge whist party at her home this after noon.
 Mrs Israel A. Kelsey and daughter, Miss Alberta Kelsey of West Haven, left yesterday for two months trip through the south. They will visit St. Augustine, Miami, Palm Beach and probably Havana before returning home.
 Mrs Coe, the charming Octogenarian more familiarly known as Grandma Coe of the Three Elm house, Stony Creek, attended a delightful celebration of the seventy-ninth birthday anniversary of her twin sisters, Mrs. Foote and Mrs. Maltbie. at the home of the latter in New Haven wednesday, The combined ages of the three sisters is 245 years, Mrs. Coe is S7, hale and hearty, with a memory as clear as a bell
 IA Washington tea will be given at the home of Miss Edna Higby, 97 Dwight street, Wednesday afternoon, February 20, from until o'clock. h. vitations have been issued to which has been enclosed a bag into which the guests may place whatever admittance fee they desire. The tea will be given by the girls of the Coreopsis branch, Tribune Sunshine society, and the money realized devoted to their work. The invitation is general to all ladies interested and the plan of admission fee will be carried out even when the ladies are not provided with the bags. Tt will be musical tea, and during Hhe afternoon there will be vocal and Instrumental solos by members of the society.
 Last evening Mrs. IA. J. Gammack and several of the ladies of the parish entertained the members of the "Char- ley's Aunt" company at the rectory. The local company is planning to att tend the performance of the original company which will appear with Etti- enre Giardot at the Hyperion February IS and 19. Not one member of the lo- cal cast has even seen the plan given by professionals and they anticipate great deal of fun in watching their parts played by the professional com- pany,
 The marriage of Miss Helen Goldng Austin, daughter of MT and Mrs, Charles w. Austin, of Minneapolis, to MT Robert w. Wilson of West Haven, Yale 08 S., was quietly celebrated on "Wednesday evening at St. Thomas P. E. church by the Rev Charles o. Sco- vile. Only the relatives of the bride and bridegroom were present, the we'd ding being very quiet, owing to illness in the brides family Shortly after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Wilson left for an extended southern tour, and up- on ther return will reside in this city
 The Athletic club of the A. o. H. held its first ladies night Wednesday even ing, whist and pinochle taking up the f1rst two hours. The ladies' first prize was won by Mrs. Acker, second by Mrs Dobbins; the booby went to Miss But Ter. Gentlemen's first prize. MT. Dob bins; second MT. Acker; booby, MT. Marshall. Pinochle prizes went to MT. Palmieri, second to Mir Schule. After tc Mice Nav WTxry,pa sooo