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A Delightful Affair ut the Home of pIr.
 and Mrs. Moyle-Ss. Francis Church C.
 T. A. U. Society-Hiram Camp Divis.
 ion, s. of ". Strong School Alumni.
 A delightful affair took place Monday
 evening at the home of MT. and Mrs
 Wallace S. Moyle, Woolsey street. Ii
 was MT. Moyle's thirty-ffth birthday anniversary and he decided to entertain
 the Dragon Whist club, of which MT and Mrs. Moyle are members. During the evening Franklin K. Hickok, pres ident of the club, in behalf of those present, presented to MT Moyle two very handsome silver drinking cups, and MT. and Dr. P. s. Robinson, in a neat speech, referring to MT. Moyle's $ fondness for base ball presented to him a solid mass of white carnations in the shape of a base ball on which were worked the dates 1S67-'02. MT. Moyle was greatly surprised, but expressed his appreciation for the kind remem- brances from his friends. An elaborate buffet lunch was served. Whist was played until about o'clock. Prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies prize: First, Mrs Robinson, Mrs. Hickok sec- ond and Mrs. Chamberlain third. Gen. tlemens prizes; Ambrose Monson first, A. L. Chamberlain second, and Henry L. Ellenberger third. The affair was very pleasant throughout and was greatly enjoyed by all. Upon leaving the guests wished MT. Moyle many re- turns of his anniversary. MT and Mrs. Moyle entertained their guests with songs and piano selections. Those pres ent were MT. and Mrs. Franklin K Hickok, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Chamber lain pr. and Mrs. Burdet S. Adams, Dr. and Mrs P. s. Robinson, MT. and Mrs Marcus B. Hemingway, MT. and Mrs s, Lloyd Salisbury MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Cannon, Mrs. and Mrs. Henry L. Ellenberger, MT. and Mrs. N. J. Chat terton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mun- son.
 The fourth in the series of lectures under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. will be given at their rooms, IT Grand avenue, Thursday afternoon, at D. m., by Dr. c. H. Holbrook of East Haven. Subject, Maternity, or What it Means to be a Mother" Dr. Holbrook is re- turned medical missionary from Africa, and the lecture promises to be of inter- est to all women.
 In the annual report of the c. T. A. U. the temperance society of St. Fran ,is' church is reported disbanded. This Is not true, however, as the society ex- sts with twenty members. The state secretary says report was sent to him hat the society had disbanded. The members desire 1t stated that their so- ,iety still exists.
 There have not been many fires in Fair Haven of late, so a small blaze iraws quite crowd. This was the ,ase Monday evening in a small fire at AZ Lloyd street, when big crowd as- semhled
 The women's club of East Haven held ts last meeting of the season Monday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. F. r. Thompson. As token of to Mrs. Thompson, who tails for Europe in June, the ladies presented to her handsome writing ,ase
 Hiram Camp division, No. 14, S. of T., n company with division No. of Shell on will go to Branford Thursday even ng, May 22. to visit Branford division, No. 16. Members of Hiram Camp divl- ;ion will take the car at the corner of Terry and Chapel streets at 7:24. There will be no session of Hiram Camp divi- ion this week on account of this visit. The next meeting will be held May 20.
 Walter Maybry, who has assisted the rair Haven Adams express agent, John '. Dayton, four or five years, has been appointed a messenger between New Haven and New York and is now run ling the strawberry car. His place lere is taken by Harold Smaller
 MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Barnes and on Harold have returned from New Orleans. Harold, who has had two perations for the removal of a tumor n his head, is improving.
 The Strong school alumni association neets at Granniss hall this evening to iscuss the propriety of offering one or wo prizes in the eighth grade this erm, and to settle the matter of the trong graduation class pin.
 T. c. W. Jefferson of the Jefferson 'o.. who has been quite i'll for two reeks, is able to be at his place of bus ness this week.
 The ladies' aid society meets this af- | srnoon and will serve supper in the l hapel of the Grand avenue Baptist | hurch at D. m, |