The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-24

December Z.
Christmas eve has been selected by
the Steam and Hot Water Filters union
for their annual ball, which will be held
at Harmonic hall.
At Yale there will be no Thanksgiving
recess, the college closing simply the
day. Many Yale men will leave here on
Wednesday to remain till Friday in
New York city, and a. few will be alb
sent over Sunday, but the majority will
stay here for their Thanksgiving tur-
key. Now that the football abstrac-
tionsare over the seni-annual examin-
ations. which begin early next month,
are looming IN big and the students
are concentrating their thoughts on
them.
William Cronin and Richard Carter
will spend Thanksgiving with friends in
Washington, D. c.. leaving town to-
morrow afternoon.
Thanksgiving morning at st. Johns
church will occur the marriage of Miss
Teresa Lynch and John H. Flanagan.
Miss Lynch, who lives at % Kossuth
street, has been for several years in the
Office of Sargent & Co. Mr.. Flanagan is
prominent Congress avenue business
man.. Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan will re-
side on Baldwin street.
DE-. and Mrs. w. T. Holmes of How
ard avenue spent Saturday and Sunday
in Boston the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard A. MCGEE. .yS -.
For sixteen years the Hebrew Charity
society, an organization of Russians,
have been giving dances and entertain
ments to aid the widows and orphans
Of their faith to secure winter necessi-
ties. Last night they gave their sew
enteenth annual ball at Harugari hall,
and it Is hoped they can clear large
amount for their charitable purpose.
Mrs. F. W. Gone has been called to
Bristol by the sudden illness of her ia
Their, Rev. Charles Dixon of that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, 1t will be remem-
bered, celebrated their sixtieth anniver-
sary last month. A trained nurse is at
tending Mr.. Nixon. and it is hoped by
his MANY friends that he viii recover
very soon.
The next social Of the Women's Re-
lief corps of Milford will take place on
Tuesday afternoon, December 1, at the
residence Of Mrs. Harry Bryan of
Prospect street.
Fl. C. C. Miles of Milford will have
ground broken in the near future for
house to be erected close by the Miles
homestead on Gulf street.
A surprise masquerade party was ten
dered Miss Gertrude Hoffman of 159
Maple street Friday evening. Those who
Dartook in making the evening an en-
joyable one were Miss Anna Fulton,
Miss Alice Wing Miss Olive Everett,
Miss Hilda Rawsen. Miss Helen Walp,
Miss Loretta Fry. Kenneth Fowler,
Frank Doyle, Harry Griffith, and sew
eral others WITH
A Thanksgiving wedding will be that
of Miss Ellen Radigan and John Leary,
which will be solemnized at ST. Joseph's
church by Rev. Father Daily Thursday
morning. Mr.. Leary is a carpenter and
resides on State street.
Samuel Proctor of Elizabeth, N. j., is
spending few days in town the guest
Of his uncle. Charles Proctor of
Wheeler's Farms avenue, Milford.
Announcement is made Of the coming
marriage of Miss Julia Coleman and
William c. Foote, which win be one of
the THANKSGIVING events. Miss Cole
man has been at the head of the lace
department Of the Edward Malley
stores.
Dancing classes at Harmonic hall con-
tinue to be in vogue. Mr.. Newell of
Bridgeport teaches Friday afternoons
and Miss Jeanette F'leischner Satur-
day afternoon. .... 1.
The Carol club of Branford will meet
this evening with Mrs. George l..
Beach of East Main street,
A THANKSGIVING service will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church,
Westville, this evening. An appropriate
sermon will be delivered by the pastor,
Rev. w. w. Gillies. ~.
The Comfortable society of Branford
meets with Mrs George Pond on Tues
day afternoon. PAN
On next Sunday evening in Westville
Congregational church Mrs. Edward S.
Hume a noted missionary to India, will
speak at the union service. Mrs. Hume
has already acquired quite reputation
for lecturing on missionary work and it
is hoped that a large congregation will
be present at the lecture.
The Thanksgiving season in Branford
was ushered in on Sunday evening by
a union service of the First Congrega-
tional and Baptist churches, held at the
Baptist church, with Thanksgiving
sermon by the Rev. 7. S. Dewitt, D. D.,
pastor of the former church
Miss Katherine L. Rolston of 496
Chapel street, has gone to Fallsdale,
Pa, to attend the wedding of her niece.
She expects to be away all winter visit
ing friends and relatives there.
The Mystic Shriners of the state are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the coming annual meeting for work of
Pyramid Temple at Bridgeport in Sailor
hall on Tuesday evening, December 1.
Mrs. w. I. Barnum of Sherman ave-
nue. is entertaining her father, Rev. C.
d. Brooks of Geneva. N. Y.
The Queens Daughters of st. Mary's
church held a meeting last evening. The
purpose of the session was principally
to receive the reports Of the committee
which had the management Of the re-
cent gypsy carnival.
Mrs. F. J. Lowenstein, former New
Haven girl, has returned to her home in