The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-13

remission the members will have the pleasure of listening to Charles Zim- rnerman. tenor soloist at Center church, whose beautiful voice will be heard to advantage in two songs. MT. Haesche is very desirous of obtaining more ten ors and passes. The soprano and alto ranks are filled, but 1t is absolutely es- sential for we'll balanced and harmo- nious chorus work that more male male voices should be secured. Officers elected by St. Mary's Ladies' T. A. and B. society of Branford for 1906 are: President, Mrs. John F. Kim ney; vice president, Miss Catherine Moran; recording secretary, Miss Min nie Collins; financial secretary. Miss Minnie Hart; treasurer, Miss Ella Me Grail; marshal, Miss Bella Coleman; board of trustees, Miss Elsa Scanlon, Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Mrs. John Hart. Installation will take place early in January. This society has plans under way for a public whist to be given at Music hall after the holidays.
 The annual Christmas sale of the Woman's Exchange, of which Mrs. i William Lyon Phelps is president, is now on and the pretty shop on Orange ; street is playing a most attractive ar ray of holiday gifts. Each day there are new goods coming in and the eX-
 change is well worth visit from every
 woman who brides herself on her love | for the artistic, whether it be in an
 article for use or for ornanientation.
 Charles Parker, a former resident of Westville, but now residing in Dayton, i O., was in Westville Monday visiting
 friends. -
 Mrs. William W. Farnam will give a dinner this evening in honor of Captain and Mrs. Grazebrook, whose marriage
 was celebrated over a week ago. Cap- tain and Mrs Grazebrook will sail for
 England next week.
 Miss Grace E. Marvin, soprano sololst
 at the East Haven Congregational
 church, will sing at the Brotherhood so-
 cial to be held at Dwight Place church
 on Friday evening "A Madrigar' and
 T Love My Jean."
 A private social and dance will be
 given by Mrs. L. B. Hollis Monday at
 the Masonic hall in westville. The
 guests enjoyed dancing until about F
 o'clock, when elaborate refreshments
 were served.
 The invitations for the annual ban
 quet of the Yale Alumni association of Essex county, New Jersey, show that one of the speakers of the evening will
 be James J. Hogan, Yales football
 captain year ago. Julian w. Curtis
 '79 will also speak, The banquet will
 be held Thursday, December A. An
 drew s. Taylor '94 is secretary of the alumni association.
 The junior auxiliary of Christ church
 will have a tea and sale of fancy ar- , ticIes suitable for Christmas gifts on . Thursday afternoon and evening of this
 week 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 a financial success.
 , Miss Jean Beckwith has returned tc her home in West Haven from 6 , weeks visit with Miss Ella Gorham 1T Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Maytlower Branch, Tribune Sunshine society, will hold meeting at the home
 of Mrs. F. J. Adams of Whalley avenue } Thursday morning, when the proceeds F of the recent xRaise Xhibition will bt announced. .
 s Already extensive plans are being 3 made for the events of Yale Junior
 promenade week. The promenade it. self will be given Tuesday evening ? January 2S. Monday evening of that F week will be given over to germans I and according to their usual custom f the five chapter houses, St. Anthony , the Colony, the Cloister, York Hall ant 3 St. Elmo will give germans. Tuesda! f afternoon will be given over to tea' f from until o'clock.
 Miss Leulla Benton, who is training , at the Meriden hospital for a nurse
 made a flying visit to her home 1T .- Branford Monday.
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