The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-05
Toys All Over The Place.
will also De at home Mondays, Decem-

will also be at home Mondays. Decem- Der 12 and 19.
 Another dance of this week will be given by the Senior o. A. e. assembly in Academy hall The committee in charge consists of w. and H. Donald son and C.. T. Grant.
 I The Winchester Rod and Gun club will give a ball in Music hall Thursday evening. December 22.
 Mir and Mrs. Rutherford TroWbridge and Miss Elsie Trowbridge were in Stockbridge Tuesday, where they went to attend the wedding of Miss Marion Hamilton Simmons, daughter of Mrs. 1 George w. Simmons of Boston. and Edward Baldwin Owen of stockbridge. which took place at 3:S0 o'clock that afternoon, at the Homestead, the Stockbridge residence of Miss Grace S. Parker, an aunt of the bride. The Harmonic club has arranged for two ladies nights each month on the second and fourth Fridays. The house Will be thrown open for the pleasure of the ladies, and bowling, whist, infor- nal dancing and luncheon will be in order.
 Congressman N. D. Sperry and Mrs. Sperry, with their daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Frothingham, left on Friday for Wash- ington, D. e.
 The monthly meeting of the Woman's Church Missionary association will be held tomorrow at 3 o'clock in Trinity Iparish building, Temple street.
 Dr. Frank H. Whittemore, who re- cently moved into his new home on Elm street, has been joined by his son. Dr. E. Reed Whittennore. Young Dr. Whittemore was graduated from Yale in the class of '9S and in 1902 received a degree in medicine from Columbia, col ! lege. Since his graduation from the College of Physicians and Surgeons he has been doing splendid work in his courses at several hospitals in New York, and has won the commendation of many of New YorlS's best physi- clans and surgeons. pr. Whittemore has just finished his courses at Roose- welt and the Sloane Maternity hospital and will now remain in the city per- manently.
 Joe Ford of Milford Point was taken with a paralytic shock Friday while oystering. He started out at 10 o clock and located about a mile off shore Near 4 o'clock nothing having been seen of him for some time, party went out to his boat and found him | lying in the bottom of the boat suf- fering from a shock He was taken at once to Fred Merwin's hotel and Sat- urday morning was resting comfort ably.
 The Pine Orchard association has given notice that they will petition the legislature for division of taxes, with the town of Branford as in the case of Milford and the borought of Wood mont.
 Mrs. William Roger Tyler of S4 Col lege street issued invitations for a re- ception to be given from { until 6 o'clock next Saturday afternoon, at which she will introduce her daughter, Miss zaldee Pierpont Tyler. The cards are also issued in the name of Miss Tyler and Miss Woolverton, the fam cee of Mrs. Tyler's son. Mrs. Tyler and the Misses Tyler with Miss Woolverton will receive Thursdays in January.
 The Guild of the St. Paul's church are to give concert at the church next Wednesday evening. An elaborate programme has been prepared on which the following names appear: Mrs. Will liam F. Haesche, Frederick $. Weld, Miss Louise Daniker, Miss Kate B. Os- born. and a quartette from the Yale Glee club.