The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-11

Elsewhere. Miss Katharine Mildred Tales and E Judge Robbins Battell stoeckel, '9S, of Norfolk, were united in marriage at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel, or Norfolk, Thursday noon, in the pres ence of a large number of relatives ana intimate friends. Judge Stoeckel' Who has a large circle of friends in thlS city, is son of Professor GustaVe J. stoeckel, professor emeritus Of music at Yale. Society is always willing to aid the work of the Florence Crittenton nnlsslol and will be present in large numbers for the sale to be given at the home oI Mrs. Morris F. Tyler, B College street, next Wednesday afternoon from to o.clock.. In charge of the mission table will be Mrs. Thomas, the matron at the Florence Crittenton home; Mrs. George R Stevens and Mrs. N. s. Bronson. At fbis table will be shown the work Of the e,irls in the home At the fancy table, ubare fancy donated articles will be eoId Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Mrs. T. r. Newton. Mrs. s. J. Fox and Mrs. Ferry 1viII preside. Are you going to the came? If so, you should go early to 4ba sale in order to secure the charming vaIa souvenirs which Mrs. Clarence T9oiner and Mrs. I. N. Damn will sell Trsefulness and attractiveness are com- tinad in the next table, where useLul artscles will be dispensed by Mrs. Hen ~ Farnana. Mrs. Luckey, Mrs. w. L ! Tuttle and Mrs. B. F. Richards Al tne . cbildren,s' table, where dainty thlngs ! for the little ones will be sold' Nrs' AT -,on Alling. Mrs. Buckman and Mrs. F. M Williams will be in charge. MISS Maryvi1. Mrs. Cyrus Kellogg ana MIS- gudnev Butler will preside over the calra and candy room, which will no HnIlbt be Iiberally patronlzed' MT. and Mrs. John B. Judson ot Whit -av#a avanIIe have been visiting thelr son. E. Judson, of Pawtucket. MT. Juu- aon has returned home, leaving Mrs' :J,lson for a longer Vlslt'
 The sixth annual supper ot the adult Rible class of Grace M. D. church Will fake nlace next Thursday evening Ill the parlors. o,. .x Tha coming of Adele Aus de One in : recital in Woolsey hall next Thurs # dav night is awaited with great deal * r,f' intarest. bv pianists of the city. She is ranked with the fine pianists ot the < world. and students of piano will ma an evening at her recital worth many lessons ,,,
 Mrs. C. D. Wesley and little daugh- fer Myrtle, of Carmel street. nave re- $ turned from a five weeks visit Wltn relatives in Hartford and Springheld Mass. Fl, ,,o,a
 The St. Aloysius committee will hold its final meeting Tuesday night prepar' atory to the big whist which It VIII glNe in Republican hall on Monday evening # November 20.
 Mrs. George Homan, of Howard ave z nue, very delightfully."- entertalneu tn' sasuah hess-- -of Excelsior chapEeE1~oL " IT Eastern Star and number or Irleilu' Wednesday evening" Ganles were eli ioued during the early part of the even # TX, NTrs rrhomas and Mrs. SchofielC # no,,i,,e tI,e gnrize winners. A fine pro V esramme Of music and recitations fol # lowed. after which an elaborate suppe
 was served. r,, pau Jaseph McKean, of Fall Rivel
 Mass formerly pastor of the Baptis
 church in Branford has received 8 ca to inc Calvary Baptist church of Tor # rinaton. It is not known whether @ will accept.
 Exnressions of satisfaction are bein
 haard on every side at the prospect
 hearing Frederick Weld in a song r
 cital again. He is at his best in tn
 kind of work, and ever since the vel Z successful one at St. PauPs parlS
 hoilse last winter requests for anoth
 have been so constant that MT. we @ has yielded to the wishes or ms Irleno MV The recital will be given in Harmon N hall on Tuesday evening, November @ and MT. Weld will be assisted by l. Z Schulz the great violoncello virtuo'
 and Seth D. Bingham, jr., organist a. $ accompanist.
 This afternoon at o'clock there W
 be a teachers meeting at the Madis
 high school, when Professor Morrell,
 the New Haven Normal school, W talk on Pleading" and Miss Kather1
 T. Harty on Language" S Miss Alexia Bunnell entertained
 number of her friends at her home @ Blake street, Westville, Thursday evt & ing Games and music were enJo!
 by the young people until about eleV 8 o'clock, when a delightful lunch Y
 served.
 K The second informal dance given & the Hospital corps, Second regiment
 fantry, will be one of the pleas
 events of Thanksgiving eve, Wedr # day, NoYemDer ZS Lue oaHce WILL
 given at Lenox hall and Stanford's S
 chestra will play. A large attenda B is expected.
 The sKalmatehan club met yester
 afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
 ton Wood, 255 Main street, West
 yen.
 C.. Hurlburt, of Raleigh, N. C
 inc guest of relatives in town.
 Hurlhurt is dramatic editor of the
 eigh Times.
 Mrs. A. D. Francis entertained
 members of the o. and o. club at
 home in West Haven yesterday al @ noon.
 The committee appointed by Ilg| Branford board of education to arr'
 for the opening of a night school fo winter months met at the high SC @ last evening to enroll the names 1 nllpils who wish to take adyantae fhe various courses of evening stut z be offered.
 l MT. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Sharpe
 given a very delightful surprise l
 Thursday evening at their hom z Hopson avenue, Branford, by Ge