The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-04
GUILD SALE OPENING.
HARMONIE HALL SCENE OF BRIL-
 LIANT ASSEMBLAGETO-
Trolley Parties Expected from Milford and Various Other Nenr-by Places Four Thousand Tickets sOld-A Good Success Indicated,
Success Indicated.


 Success Indicated.
 Everything is in readiness for the sale to be given by the Teachers An nuity Guild which opens tonight at Harmonic hall, and continues Tuesday afternoon and evening. Gifts for the sale have come in the most generoue quantities, and everyone has responded literally. Nearly 4,00O tickets have been sold, in fact everyone has enter ed into the spirit of the affair far be- yond the fondest hopes of the promot- CTS. There is little doubt that the sale will net the Annuity Guild handsome sum.
 Especially do the teachers appreciate the response that has come from the children of the public and the parochial schools of New Haven. The private , schools, too will be represented at the sale.
 The following is the list of the vari- ous committees: Chairman, Miss Susan Sheridan; treasurer, Miss M. T. Bird; decoration and arrangements, Miss Ire bitter, Miss Dayton, Miss M. T. Bird, Miss E. Allen, Madame de Nets, and H.. Houston, MT. Hoyt, and I. Smith.
 Art table-Miss Alice Reynolds, Miss M F. Egan, Miss Creegan, Miss Ethel Tillotson, Miss Eleanor Marcus, Miss Helen Keefe, Miss Anna Tanyane and Mrs. M. l.. Breen.
 Fancy articles-Miss Blatchley, Miss Phelps, Miss Doolittle, Miss Craig, Miss Crittenden, Miss M. Smith, Miss Kin ner, Miss Bauman, Miss Bird, Miss R. Fleetwood, Miss Crockett and Miss Doyle.
 Fancy articles-Miss Wurts, assisted by girls of Miss Johnstone's school.
 These girls have furnished all the articles for this table.
 Utility table-Miss Messer, Miss F. Hyde, Miss Bristol, Miss King, Miss c. Hyde, Miss E. B. Thompson and Miss Phelps.
 Cake table-Miss Ford, Miss Davis, Miss Dettra, Miss Prince Miss Lane, Miss Krause, Miss B. Wright, and Mrs. Barnes.
 Stantionary-M'lle de Nets, assisted by some of her pupils in Miss John stones school
 Candy-Miss Finch, Miss Day, Miss Hall, Miss c. Warner, Miss Elizabeth Campbell and Miss Tisdale.
 Paper committee-Miss A. M. Bren- nan, Miss J. Robinson, Miss Carr, Miss Callahan.
 Music-Miss Ruth. Madame de Mets, Miss Marion Feuchtwanger.
 Patronessea committee-Mrs. Breen and Madam de Metz.
 Invitation-Miss Pinney
 Tickets-Mcnday afternoon, G. B. Hurd; Tuesday afternoon, William Hackett; Tuesday evening, David Lambert.
 Printing-Miss Sheridan, Miss Pin ney.
 Lefnonade-Miss Chamberlain, Miss Matthewman and Miss Wolfe.
 Chocola te-Misa Lynch, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Blackman, Miss O'Gorman, Miss Vandervelder, Miss Holbrook Miss Lucy Griswold, Miss Platt, Miss A. s. Brennan, Miss Peck, and Mrs Brown.
 Flowers and plants-Miss Briggs Miss E. Healy, Miss Margaret Gal braith, Miss German, Miss Holcomb, Miss Johnson, Miss G. Johnson and Msl Ufford.
 Mystery table-Miss Pinney, Miss Maud Reilly, Miss Marie Kennedy, Miss Hubbell, and Miss Murphy.
 Ices-Miss Hennig, Miss Lowe, Miss Moves, Miss Scranton, Ms Boyce, Miss Justison, Miss Austin. Miss Chunn, Miss Atkins, Miss Susie Coe, Miss J. Rev. holds, Miss l.. Daniels, Miss Woodruff. Candy (table furnished by H. H. s. .,;rle, Tbo Missec Clara Shanley I,ottie Shanley, Sadie Cain, Anna Egan, LOT cit Crowley, Gertie Kinney
 Fudge table by members of the B. T. -- socety-H. H. s.
 Press committee-Miss Sheriden, Miss Strong, Miss I. Feuchtwanger,
 Ushers-Miss l.. Fleetwood, Miss Hotchkiss, Miss Lurden, Miss Gray, Miss Wilson, Miss A. Smith, Miss Boardman, Miss Frisbie, Miss Studley, Miss A. Brown, Miss Lum, Miss Roch- fort. Miss B. Platt, Miss Albie, Miss Fowler, Miss Brady, Miss Rather, Miss Ticotski, Miss Atwood.
 The Gamble Desmond company has loaned a piano, and the firm has given 1 .OO0 sheets of music. Joseph French ex-principal of the Lowell school, has contributed large supply of a patent eraser.
 HOWELL FAMILY.