The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-06

York city for two or three days on bus ! mess
 The house Whists now being given by the ladies Of st. Anthony's guild of St. Francis church are proving success The plan tried in St. Joseph's parish last winter was found to work well, and is being conducted on silinar lines in Fair Haven.
 Elaborate preparations are being made by the Ladies' auxiliary of Santa Maria council No. s, K. of C., for it's calico social to be held in Harmonic hall tomorrow evening. ...
 George H. Linsiey, of Read street, Milford. has accepted a position at the | r. M c. A. building in this city. MT. ! Linsley has charge of the boilers and i dynamos.
 Rev. Edward Downes. of the Connec- ! ticut Apostolate, has been engaged to | address the Holy Name society of St. ! Patricks church, in that church, New Years night. i The Dwight Place society received 1 into it's fellowship Sunday Albert L. Bown and Mrs. Edna M. BoWn, of West i Haven: Miss Mabel Frances Doolittle, of IS Gill street; John Howard Hall, of 127 DixWell avenue; William D. Hening and Mrs. Caroline R. fleming, of 10 Ken sington street, and D. Ferria RoWen, of IS Gill street. Tomorrow the ladies of Taylor M. E. church, Milford, will hold ten-cent supper in connection with pr. Pitbla- l dos lecture.
 Rev. C. B. Roberts, rector of Holy Advent church, Clinton, and Mrs. Rob- erts will be at home on the first Monday and Friday of every month to receive their parishioners or any who may wish to call
 Next Thursday evening the regular l bi-monthly social whist and dance will be given at the Young Mems Republi- can club.
 Mrs. George Warner entertained the Monday Afternoon Whist club yester- day at her residence on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Next Friday evening the 1906" As sembly'' will be held at Lenox hall and, as always, it will undoubtedly be a big success.
 MT. and Mrs. c. p. Tracy, who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Woodford, of Center street. West Ha- Even, have returned to their home in Wethersfield
 Miss Mildred Smith, of s4 South Wa ter street, who has been i'll, has return s ed to Dean academy
 Miss Edith Stevens, daughter of Mir and Mrs. George Stevens. of Long Hill, Clinton, who has been i'll. is conva- lescing.
 The young ladies of St Louis, parish will give whist on Thursday at the hall, corner of Chapel and Chestnut streets.
 Mrs. Edwin Dibbel, of Clinton, while on her way to church Sunday, ripped and fell, straining the ligament of her leg So that she was unable to walk home.
 Mrs. Huntley Drummond who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds, for the past few weeks, has returned to her home in Montreal.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Farnham, of
 Clinton, are spending the winter in this city.
 Miss Ray Frank of Memphis, Tenn, EAOAlACAAy IT sl4llS [lLy,8 lo NisAllIS dL Efle home of her aunt, Mrs Emil Kantro- 4itz of 42 Grand avenue.
 The Sunny South club, colored or ganization, will give cake walk and
 dance in Milford town hall some time this month. Mrs. M. E. Hockin, of West Haven, is convalescing from a severe attack of heart trouble. pr. Bevan is the at
 tending physician. Mrs. Frank Page, of 459 Second avenue, is taking care Of
 Mrs. Hockin. Mrs Todd, of West Haven, has suf- fered stroke of paralysis, her left side being helpless. She is at the New Ha-
 ven hospital. An apron sale will be held at the home of Miss Amy Harris, First ave nue, West Haven, this afternoon from 3 to 4.
 Miss Margaret Hogan has returned from New York where she sang at d recital given by her teacher, James Sauvage, at the Waldorf.
 The Misses Ethel Warner, Etta Pel- ham and Mae Allen, known as the Bachelor Girls, will give a subscription
 dance Friday evening at West Haven
 town hall.