The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-10

the elaborate decorations that will be
 used at the company's ball two nights previously will be allowed to remain up until after the whist. It was first
 palnned to hold the affair in Music hall
 but it was thought that this hall would
 not be large enough and so the armOry
 was secured. Several hundred players
 are expected to contest for the prizes, which will be quite elaborate.
 MT. and Mrs. Price of George street, West Haven, are visiting their son in
 Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Clark and two eaildren and Miss Maud Usher, all of 1 Ilainville, started Sunday for Rock Ledge, Fla, to visit Mir. and Mrs. A. N. Clarke, who have been wintering at | their orange plantation there.
 The little daughter of NIT. and Mrs.
 Frank King of Waterbury and grand daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur By erson of Center street, West Haven, is sick with measles.
 1 Miss Fife Estelle Futile, daughter of Lucius Futile, president of the Boston
 & Maine railroad, will be married
 Wednesday to Reuben Carll Foster. 1 The ceremony will take place at the new Old South church, Boston, Mass, and will be conducted by the Rev.
 George A. Gordon. MT. Foster is a resi- l dent of Baltimore, where he is an attOr- ney at law associated with his brother.
 Miss Tuttle's sister, Mrs. George w.
 Miller of Dayton, Ohio, will be matron
 of honor and Edmund Foster will be i his brothers best man. Miss Alice Sax
 on of Boston and Miss Emma Frye
 White, granddaughter of Senator Will liam P. Frye, will be the bridesmaids.
 The ushers will be Fred Foster and Clinton Slagle of Baltimore, and Henry 1 Field, Robert Burgess, Harlan Kelcey and John H. Merrill of Boston.
 1 From March Il to March Is there will 1 be conference of delegates of the 1 Florence Crittenton homes from all
 over the country. The meetings will be held at the Mother" mission, Nos. 21 and 23 Blocker street, New York. This
 conference will have for it's general topic ''The Best Methods of Conducting
 Rescue Work" A number of promi- nent persons in philanthropic work will speak. All kinds of problems will be discussed, some of them being "The
 Mother and Child in the Institution" Duties of Matrons," etc. A reception will be given for all the Christian~work- ! CTS in New York. This conference is held to commemorate the twentieth an- niversary of the Florence Crittenton mission and all those who are interest
 ed in any kind of reform work are in- | vited to be present.
 S. B. Smith of Allingtown gave an oyster supper at his residence, to the | members of the Ladies' Aid society con- nected with the Allingtown chapel. | This society was organized in January | and has a membership of twenty-five l ladies. Their meetings are held twice
 during the month and the attendance is large.
 The ten largest taxpayers in Plain- vile are the Bristol Manufacturing
 company, which pays $1,209; the Plain- ] vile Water company. $S75; Edwin Hills, $364.50; E. N. Pierce, $2SS.45;
 Thomas Russell, $229.s0; George New
 ton, $22S; George Eaton, $23055; Con-
 necticut Railway and Lighting com pany, $196.35; F. B. Newton, $1S6; An | drus Corbin, $153.S3
 The cast for "Anitas Trial or Our
 Girls in Camp" which will be given in West Haven town hall tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the La
 dies Aid society of the First Congrega- tional church, are: Anita, an Italian | waif, Muriel Beckwith; Mrs. Deacon Pippin, with an eye for business, Grace Yorke; Lucia Ann Pippin, corner liter ature, Isabelle Tolles; Dorothy Pippin, just in her teens Jennie Crosby; Aunt
 Matilda, everybody's aunt, Hattie Key
 holds; Glover Wells, Aunt Matilda's right hand, Ida Wilkinson; Ethel Man
 ming, ready for anything. Mae Wilkin- son; Kate Fortescue, bride of three l monhts, Gertrude Crosby; Nan Fortes- | cue a victim of the camera, Lena Dick erman; Mary Hyde and Helen Joy, our | athletes, Florence Wilkinson and Daisy Yorke. The rehearsals are taking place l almost every evening. At the same | time the ladies will sell fancy work, l homemade food and ice cream. There ! will also be table of domestic articles.