The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-21

bra1ed their tenth wedding anniver- sary Sunday by an elaborate dinner 10 which twenty-two guests were bidden, all of whom were brothers and sisters of the celebrants. At the evening re- ception many intimate friends called to congratulate the host and hostess. Heu- blein catered. Mr. and Mrs Asher re- ceived many beautiful gifts.
 Mrs. A. C. kendrick Of West Haven sailed Saturday for a three months trip to London. She was accompanied by her daughter, Queenie Kendrick.
 Mrs. Wilson Porter of Ferry street entertained party of friends Saturday evening at whist. The first lady's prize. a handsome gilt vase, was won by Mrs. George Hugo; first gentIeman's prize, Congress playing cards, by Mir. Cross. Graphophone and piano selec- tions and luncheok rounded out very pleasant occasion. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Chares Kautz, Mir. and Mrs. John Cross, Dr. and Mrs. George Hugo and MT. and Mrs. Porter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hayes c. Trowbridge of Pennington were among those who came down Saturday to the football game. The largest number of auto mobile parties ever seen here were out to the game Saturday.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Church of the Messiah will hold its annual sale of fancy and useful articles, home made cake, pies and candies on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. November 2 and 23. A buffet lunch will be served from to 7:SO p. m. un- der the auspices of Mrs. s. A. Minor, Mrs. Western, Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Herrick. The entertainment will be- gin at o'clock sharp. The programme for Wednesday evening will include songs by the quartetie, selected, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Hubbard, MT. Moore and MT. CheeVer.
 The evening of monologue by Miss Beatrice Herford, under the auspices of Center church. in Harmonic hall, Monday evening, November 27, prom ises ito attract large and cultured ! audience.
 1 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine of this city addressed the meeting of the Central Labor union, which was held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Trades ! Council hall, Wallingford.
 1 Cards have been issued for the mar riage of Miss. Fannie Kronish, daugh- ter of MT. Adolph Kronish, the Or ange street tailor, and Attorney Jacob 1 Caplan, which will take place in Har- mony hall, Wednesday evening, No vernber 29. The groom is a rising young lawyer, and the groom Is quite well known socially. The ceremony will be witnessed by several hundred ! friends, and a large reception will fol- low.
 ! President and Arthur T. Hadley of : Yale gave dinner Friday night in : honor of MT. and Mrs. John Hayes Hammond of New York.
 , Mrs. Adrien c. Heitman is the host ess for the Monday afternoon Whist club, which will meet at her home on Elm street, West Haven, to-day. { Cards were sent out Saturday for the coming out reception of Miss Anna Heaton Fitch, second daughter of John Fitch, which will be held at the home of the debutante, 191 Church street, Thursday afternoon, November 23, from until 6 o'clock. Miss Anna Fiji, ;h is one of the attractive young society girls here, and she has travel ed quite extensively with her father and sister. The reception will be very largely attended.
 ' A special meeting of the Mayflower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of the president, Mrs. T. J. 1 Adams, of 25 Whalley avenue.
 Attorney Thomas F. Lawler, of Wa terbury, was in New Haven yesterday in consultation with counsel of the Con- 1 solidated road regarding the condemna- tion proceedings of the road against the McMahon estate of Waterbury. Attorney Lawler represents the road.
 The ladies of the First Presbyterian
 church, corner of Elm and Orange