The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-18

Grady, Mrs. F. J. Maher. Margaret
 Walsh, Mrs. James P. Bree
 ! MT. and Mrs. Alfred Miles of West
 Haven have as their guests MT. and
 Mrs. Robert Clark and daughter, Jo-
 sephine, of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor of the
 New Haven house have gone to New
 York city and taken rooms at the Wal
 dorf-Astoria for the holidays.
 Miss Ella Daly, waitress at the
 Union station, who has been i'll at her
 home, 19 Nash street, for the past two
 weeks, has now recovered and resumed
 her duties yesterday morning. Miss Daly was attended by Dr. Lambert.
 The junior german, open only to aca-
 demic juniors and Shelf. seniors, will
 be given in Alumni hall on Monday evening, January 20, after the prome- made concert. Invitations to the prom enade do not include the german, The german is extra the admission fee be-
 ing $10. A book has been placed at the Coop, which should be signed at once by all those who are to attend the ger | man. t.
 There will be sale of dressed dolls this afternoon and evening in the basement of St. Mary's church. The proceeds of the sale are to be devoted to the poor and it is hoped that all who contemplate buying dolls will do so at St. Mary's.
 Mrs Salisbury will meet her class in Current Events at Trinity parish house this morning. The topics to be dis cussed are The Presidents Message" '"The Hall of Fame,' and the Re peoplirg of Palestine" all of which are very interesting.
 Charles w. Palmer of West Haven left on Monday for Canada on business. i While in Canada MT. Palmer will be the guest of Mir. Seward of Toronto
 A dinner was given at the Country club Monday evening by Miss Mary Parmalee. Covers were laid for ten. The decorations for the table, consist l ing of holly, and scarlet ribbons, were very effectively arranged. Among | those present were: Dr. and Mrs. Ring, Henry H. Townshend and MT i Brewer.
 The Ladies Missionary society of the First Congregational church, West Ha- ven, will meet this evening in the church parlors at 7S0 o'clock. The time was changed from afternoon to evening in order that all who desire may have the opportunity to hear the interesting talk by Mrs. George H. Hubbard on How the Uprising of the l Boxers Affected the People of Foo Chow During the Summer of 1900" At the New Haven house arrange ,te, hoi,, nIp fn,. 1,y Der of holiday family parties Most of them will be given in connection with the special Sunday evening dinner. An especially large number of Christmas and New Years parties will be held this year in the hotel dining rooms and parlors.
 F. A. Norton, the former hardware merchant of Campbell avenue, West Haven, who is home for the holidays after a very successful business trip through the south, has sold his place of business on Campbell aveneu to Lewis Warner, the chairman of the new police committee
 The junior tea will be given on Mon day afternoon, January 20, from 4 until 6, by Mrs. Joseph B. Sargent. corner | pl Tllul anu tlultll SllttlS.
 The Methodist Bible class bazaar in | West Haven, which closed Saturday I night, was a great success financially | as well as socially, over $400 being | made during the week. A pleasing fea- ture was that there was absolutely | nothing disposed of by chance, all ar ticles being sold outright by the persons l in the different booths.
 The junior promenade will be held on Tuesday evening, January 21, at the l armory on Meadow street. There will l be forty-one dances-eighteen regulars, | eighteen intermissions and five extras; | the latter to be scattered through the | list. Any extras beyond this number | will not come until the completion of l the forty-one dances. Supper will be | served at the end of the ninth inter | mission. No one will be allowed in the | armory without a regular ticket of ad- l mission. Tickets for reserved seats in | the front gallery will be put on sale next term at $1. They will not admit | holder to the armory. Tickets for re- served seats to be placed at the en- trance end of the armory will be but on sale next term at $2 These tickets will not admit holders to armory. No one will be allowed in the rear gallery | wit bout special ticket, winch are given out as compliments by the com mittee No one will be allowed on the floor who is not in evening dress.
 This evening the Plymouth chorus, f assisted by vocal and instrumental | soloists, will give a, concert in Ply | mouth church, the chorus being under the able leadership of Charles R. Fow- Ter. The selections are of high or der and cannot fail to please lovers of good music. One of the most attract i've numbers on the programme is reading, with organ accompaniment, by Mrs E. L. Nettleton, an artist whose are much appreciated by New Haven audiences.