The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-11

apprehension. They do not intend go- ing there again for year or two. The Sacred Heart Holy Name society will give a smoker to its members and their friends on Tuesday evening in the school hall. Besides short entertain ment there will be a debate on the sub Ject Resolved, That congress enact a law prohibiting all incendiary writings
 and speeches that tend to subvert the
 government or destroy society,"" The
 debaters on the affirmative side of the
 question will be T. McKeon, r. Cronin
 and J. McDermott. The debaters on the
 negative side will be M Quinn, T. Plum
 kett and J. McDonough.
 A reception which will partake of the
 nature of a church reunion will be held
 by the people of the Church of the As
 tension at the home of the rector, Rev
 Ernest Mariet at 32 Park street, to-
 morrow evening. The spacious rectory
 will be thrown open to those who are
 now connected with the parish or who
 have at any time been attendants at
 the church Invitations have been sent
 to as many of the former members of
 the parish as it is possible to find, and
 it is expected that old acquaintances will be renewed. Owing to the fact that the affair is to be held in a private house 1t has been decided that this re- ception shall be for adults only. It is quite possible that I,ithgow, the enter tainer, may be secured to give little diversion to the assembled guests. The committee which has the affair in charge is desrous of having all who have ever been connected with the church or parish present at the recep- tion without a special invitation.
 Miss Emily Ford of Columbus, O., cousin of the late Friend c. Ford, is a guest of Mrs. Ford of Valley street, Westville. Miss Emily Ford formerly resided in this city and was member of the First M. E. church, about fifty years ago. His brother, Elias w. Ford, who has been a guest of Mrs Ford, has returned to his home in Bridgeport, Miss Ford will be pleased to see any of her friends at 34 Valley street.
 Miss Anna Peterson entertained a party of young friends at her home, 276 Elm street Friday night. The even- ing was spent in musical and literary presentations, followed by dancing and Some of the guests were the Misses Wells, Hunt, and Jennings, and Messrs. Runge, Peterson, Swein- hart, Yale 02, Harmon 03, and Nesbit 02.
 F. J. filling and wife of Christian street, Oxford, have returned home from a pleasant visit of ten days in Woodmont and in Bridgeport with their son, Moves E. filling. During their stay at Woodmont both had fine luck ishing for blacktish and mackerel.
 The Sans Souci Whist club held its irst meeting at the residence of Mrs. Arthur A. Hall in Westville last Friday .vening. The members of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Hall, MT and 1 Mrs. Frederick D. Loud, Mir. and Mrs. | !. w. Gregg, MT. and Mrs. William | Carmen, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Mix, MT. | md Mrs George c. Marks. The first | ady's prize was won by Mrs. William 1armen, and the gentleman's prize was I von by c. w. Gregg. The consolation | 'rize was won by c. F. Mix After the anne was over buffet lunch was serv- d. The club will meet every two weeks, and the next meeting will be eld at the residence of Mrs. Frederick j. Loud, 60 Forbes avenue, on Friday vening, November 22.
 The Friday Whist club of West Ha- en met Friday afternoon with Mrs. 'harles F. Graham of Elm street. The rize for the afternoon, a steel bead hateleine bag, was won by Mrs Fred The players present were: ITS. Charles F, Graham, Mrs. F. Dick rman, Mrs. Stormont, Mrs. R. l..
 hase, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Aurella Thomp- on, Mrs. Ernest Wadhams, Mrs. Frank Iyde, Mrs Harry Sutton, Mrs. Burtis, ITS. James Jones, Mrs. George K. Bal ", and Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner acted s substitute.