The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-25

l SOClal features or the evening there VIII l also be addresses and musical pro- 1 gramme
 ] Court Elm City, Foresters of Amer
 ica, will hold a meeting on Friday night for the annual election of officers. l There will probably be contest for 1 the position of chief ranger, which has
 been held for a year by David Lowen- ] tai. James Donahue who for three
 years before Lowenthal's term was the l chief ranger, is in the race again for a fourth term His friends are anxious
 to land him in the high office. | The many friends of Mrs. Ralph I. [ Munson, of West Hazel street, who 1 has been at the hospital for several
 weeks, will be glad to know that she l is able to return home
 Miss Ruth Phillips, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Watson l.. Phillips, who is 1 home from the National Park seminary at Washington, D. C., for the holidays, was pleasantly surprised Monday even- ing by few of the young friends, who | dropped in informally to spend the ev-
 ening. They came by twos and threes | until a dozen had arrived. The evening was pleasantly passed with games and
 music Among the party were the
 Misses Mildred Farnsworth, Gertrude
 Smith, Ruby Thompson, Marguerite
 Fiske, Eleanor Booth, Prudence Batten,
 and Ned Roberts. George Adams, Theo- dore Lyon, George Nettleton. Charles
 Taylor. and Gordon Rowe. Mrs. Charles Lomas, who has been visiting in Washington, D. C., has re- turned to her home on Washington avenue. Miss Orr of Washington, D. C.. is. the guest of Mrs. Lomas, of
 West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs Godfrey Dunscombe left Sunday for New York, where they will spend the holidays season.
 Another Vassar college girl, Miss Flu
 senia Milford, has returned home for
 the holidays.
 Prof. and Mrs. Frank K. Sanders will
 be at home to all Yale Divinity stu
 dents from until 10 o'clock Christmas
 evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Glynn and family of Fair Haven were the guests of friends in Branford Sunday evening.
 Among the parties who have engag ed tables for dinner at the New Haven House on Christmas evening are G. w. Lewis for a party of ten and H. s. Arnold will entertain party of six.
 Thomas Martin of Columbia college is the guest of his uncle Rev. Edward Martin, at the rectory on Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Mansfield of Elm street, West Haven, will entertain to-day, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp- son, H. I, Thompson, Harry Thompson of West Haven and MT. and Mrs. Frederic Ward and daughter of New Haven.
 Howard F. North who has gone to Asheville, N. C., for the winter. writes that thermometers there registered only 30 above zero last Saturday. MT, North was employed for several years in the Consolidated railroad offices in this city and was compelled by i'll health to give up his position.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brown of Gen. ter street West Haven, will entertain a house party over Christmas consist ing of Mrs. c. s. Brown. Miss Camp Mrs. A. H. Glenney, Dr. A. R. Brown and Dr. A. L. Brown of New York, pr. and Mrs. F. w. Brown, with Mildred and Leonard Brown, of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs Robert w. Schirmer and family have changed their resi- dence from No. 1S9 Wooster street, where they have resided for a number of years, to No. 49S Chapel street, where they will be pleased to greet | their many friends.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Weller cele- brated their silver wedding anniver- | sary last evening. A large number of | immediate friends and relatives were | present.
 MT. and Mrs. George Birks of Main street. West Haven, will have family | reunion to-day Mrs. Birks and daugh- | ters MT. and Mrs. F. P, Converse and | MT. and Mrs. Fred $. Converse. There will be 9 in the party and Christmas tree will be enjoyed by the guests.
 The New Haven Piano and Music Dealers Protective association contem- plate enlarging their scope beyond the local field to include territory em- bracng the lower part of the state. The president of the association is Mi chael Sonnenberg. of the M. Sonnen- berg Piano company, and the secretary is Rupolh Steinert, of the M. Steinert Piano company.
 Arlen I1eltnldHu anu Id1Illly OI Ellll street. West Haven, will spend Christ mas in New Brighton, L, T., with Mrs, sister Mrs. King.
 Among college girls in the city and vicinity who are home for the holidays are Miss Emeline Street, daughter of Mir. and Mrs F. B. Street of East Ha- ven. Miss Bertha Street. Miss Eliza beth Curtiss, Miss Lucia Magic. Miss Marion Nichols of New Haven, who are all Vassar girls; Miss Agnes Downer, Bryn Mawr: Miss Elizabeth Sherwood, Mt. Holyoke; Miss Marguerite North. Smith college; Miss Madeline Zacher and Miss Annie Gaylord of Branford, from Vassar.
 MT, and Mrs. W. R. Crane, with Miss Crane of West Haven will spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs Plmpton of Hartford,
 Ray Morley, of southngton, who re- gently enlisted in the navy, will soon sail for Porto Rico on the U. $. s. Prairie He writes to his father, Charles Morley that he is now in the Brooklyn navy yard, but expects to sail for within a few days.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence B. Davis, with Miss Ruth, of West Haven, will spend