The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-22

Correspondence school Of Scranton. Pa, on Center street.
 Mrs. George Bradley. Milton Bradley and Miss Bradley of West Chapel street leave soon to spend few weeks in the south, most of the time to be spent at Palm Beach. Fla.
 Owing to many counter attractions in cidental to holiday time. the Jolly Six of Branford have decided to postpone the second dance of their series until Saturday evening. January 2, from which they will hold pleasant weekly assemblies until Lent. Harmony or chestra will play for dancing.
 The annual New Years reception of the Harmonic club. which has been. in vogue since the inception of social af- fairs, will be held in the club house, Monday, January 2. Dancing, bowling and several pleasing novelties will be included in the order of pleasure.
 On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, January and I, St. Mary's choir and Sunday school of Branford will pre- sent .'Golden Hair and the Three Bears" a juvenile operetta by J. As to: Broad.
 Miss Minnie Winter will leave soon to spend several months in Washing ton, D. C., where she has frequently visited and has large circle of friends.
 Yesterday afternoon the Ladies Ben evolent society of Calvary Baptist church. held it's last meeting before the holidays Mrs. Wallace FieldgL,was the hostess. Miss Fannie Beach, matron of the Mt. Carmel home for children, spoke to the ladies at 4:SO o'clock. Sup per was served at 6:sO. The ladies will be glad of any Christmas donations Of outgrown or half-worn clothing, espe- cially for children.
 Great interest is felt in the concert dance of the Branford Military band to be given in Music hall this evening and very large number of tickets have been sold.
 W. A. Burr of Hartford who is win tering at his summer home, Rockdale, Short Beach, has been making quite extensive improvements at the cottage. These include an addition and hot water furnace. The home is now desir- able for any season of the year. Miss Jennie Beers is planning for a dancing reception for her classes in Orange, to take place soon after Christi mas. Miss Beers has had splendid sue cess and if school duties permit, may extend the scope of her work in the near future.
 The marriage of Miss Eva Mix Gil- bert, daughter of Mrs. Emily M. Gil bert, and Ernest King Rider is an nounced.
 The concert of the CeceIia Ladies' quartette and the Home quartette of Springfield, scheduled for December 1S, and postponed because of the heavy snow storm, will be given in Library hall, Branford, on Tuesday evening, January 10.
 1 Mrs. William Knapp entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club at her home on First avenue yesterday.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company has placed instruments 1 in the houses of the new subscribers above Oxford Center, and on Christian street. Those having the service now l include c. H. Thayer, Albert Arnold, Mrs. R. B. Linsburnes F. W. Hubbell, lC. F. Armstrong, David B. Wheeler land John B. Cope. Those on Chestnut Tree Hill who are to have it are c. w. Gable and Ole Madsen.
 l The newly elected officers of Georgia chapter, Order Eastern Star, are as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs. Walter N Boynton; worthy patron, Walter N. Boynton; associate matron, Mrs. Lynde . Rowland; secretary, Miss Fedelia Pard; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Milford; con duetress, Mrs. Richard Madden; asso- ciate, Mrs. Arthur Merrill.