The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-14

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 The Center church auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions will meet this afternoon in the parIor of the chapel at 3 o'clock
 The tea of the Paint and Clay club exhibition at J. I. H. Downes' studio, 254 Lawrence street, from until 5 o'clock, was one of the events of the day in society. Mrs. John c. Schwab was assisted by Miss Mary Hadley and Miss Francis Morris. The exhibition Is open daily from 10 a. m. to p. m. The Junior auxiliary of Christ church will have a tea and sale of fancy ar ticles suitable for Christmas girts this afternoon and evening in the parish house on Broadway. Friends of the parish will show their appreciation of the efforts of these young workers by making this sale financial success.
 The Daughters of Scotia have very interesting entertainment at Maple Palace Tuesday evening. The little comedy "Sunbonnets'' was presented by several of the members and the large audience thoroughly enjoyed the clever little sketch.
 Tn the first chapter of Dickens "Christmas Carol" the sentiment is eX- pressed that tat this festive season of the year it is more than usually desir- able that we make some slight provi sion for the poor and destitute who suf- fer greatly at the present time. Many thousands are in want of common ne cessities; hundreds of thousands are in .fe an admirable expression of the object of the entertainment to be given by the International Sunshine society this (Thursday) evening, December IA, at Toy auditorium, when Roscoe Reeves will present Charles Dickens Christ mas Carol,'' and when a silver offering will be accepted for the benefit of the Christmas fund of the International Sunshine society.
 The Winchester Rod and Gun club has elected as follows: President, w. R. Coleman; first vice president, Thom- as McHugh; second vice president, Ed ward Phelps; executive committee, Ed win Kelley, James Reid, Harry Dusen- bury John Shea, James Sterling, Joseph Bradley, William Kettler, William Me- Hugh, and Thomas Flynn; trustees, H. EDO olittle, A. J. Stokes and H. c. Bratt; auditors, Harvey Groesbeck, Charles Blizerd.
 The Christmas sale of fancy articles, 8 ice cream, etc., held at the United church chapel last Friday, netted in the neighborhood. of $200.
 Herbert Tiesing, son of Mrs. Frank Tiesing of 35 Bishop street, is now T s., o41 A6n If dentistry on Main street in Meriden. MT. Tiesing has been located in Balti- more, Md, for several years as dent 1st. ..,'.<
 The ladies of the Woodmont chapel will have New England supper in the chapel this evening from to s o'clock after which there will be an in teresting musical and literary enter tainment.
 The ladies' aid society of the First Congregational church, west Haven, held food sale yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Louise Russell, Mrs. D. A. Kin her, Mrs. F. R. Lewis and Mrs. Oswald Graham had charge. There was sale of fancy articles in the evening in charge of Mrs. Howard Thompson, Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs. Harry D. Thompson, Mrs. John Coburn, and a number of other ladies of the church, assisted Mrs. E. A. Lettney had charge Of the candy booth, Mrs. Bruce Smith domestic table, Mrs. Charles Graham mystery booth, Mrs. George F. Bailey Ice cream booth.
 Clarence E. Thompson and Clarence IdrY yTIISS S,n aIAn tn5 fH bership in the society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the meet ing of the board of managers of the so- ciety held in Waterbury on Monday. At this meeting 1t was decided to hold the annual banquet of the society at Wa terbury on February p, 1906.
 The announcement Is made that Ros- COG Reeves is to present Charles Dick ems "Christras Caro" at the Foy au- 7itorium this evening.
 Mrs. Lewis White of fl Beers street will entertain the West Haven Literary and Social club to-day at her home.
 Mrs Walter Bishop of West Side, Guilford, is critically i'll at her home, having in attendance two trained nurses and Dr. Evans. She was taken i'll with double pneumonia last week, 
 which has been overcome, but appendi- citis has developed and from this she cannot rally. pr. Hall of New Haven and Dr. Roberts of Derby, president of the state medical society, were last week in consultation with Dr. Evans, but have been unable to control condi- Hions. Miss Grace Bishop of Meriden was visiting her mother when the ill., ness began and has remained in attend ance.
 At the Chinese laundry, which opened for business last evening at o'clock at the Christmas sale by the guild of St. Johns church, North Haven, mys- terious bundles of laundry were deliv- cred to all who paid the price, and great amusement was caused by the contents. The stage of the hall was given over to the cabbage patch, where Mrs. Wiggs and her army of children dispensed vegetables.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of Willard street, Westville, entertained a few friends at whist party Tuesday even- ing Cards were enjoyed until late in the evening, when delightful buffet lunch was served. Those present were MT. and Mrs. George Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, MT. and Mrs. Ben- iamin Sherman, MT. and Mrs. Alexand-