The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-16

gramme and a tableau.
 The ladies literary circle met at the home of Mrs. B. owens of Brown street on Tuesday evening. The subject or the evening was "President Roosevelt After the talk supper was served to the members and guests, among whom were MT. and Mrs. George Leaven- worth, MT. and Mrs. Owen, Mrs. M. Wolfe, Miss Helen Roy Wolfe, Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs. Emma Wolfe, MISS Belle Shelley, Mrs. Robert Russell, the Misses Carrie and Edna Owen, Miss Grace Moore, Clarence Wolfe, k. Rus sell. Mrs. Wilson Owen.
 Mrs. Arthur Beers, Miss Ellen Hofer Of New Haven, and Miss Nellie Crane were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles E. Stormont in West Haven.
 Walter J. Hertel of this city, a resi- dent of the Ninth ward, who resides on West Hazel street, has enlisted in the navy. He went to Hartford Wednes- day and applied at the recruiting sta- tion in that city. Hertel is about tWen- ty-one years of age. He has not re- ceived any orders yet. Theodore A. Gounya, also of this city, enlisted Wed- nesday at the same station.
 Owing to the storm the whist to have been given last evening by the May flower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society at the home of Mrs. l. G. Richey, 1S6 Sherman avenue, has been
 indefinitely postponed.
 Miss Stella Slater of this city left
 yesterday for Hartford to visit her friend, Mae Dwyer, who recently nov
 ed there. Miss Slater will be gone four
 days.
 Mrs. George Edwards of Elliott street
 entertained the Star Whist club at her
 home on Tuesday evening. The first
 prize, a salad dish, was awarded to I Mrs. Kirck; the second, a bureau scarf,
 went to Mrs. Kibbie, and the third, to
 Mrs. Kennison. The guests were Mrs
 Kibb,e, Mrs. Elizabeth Finder, Mrs
 Kennison, Mrs, George Kirck, Mrs
 Yebber, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Pearson
 Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Steinmetz, Mrs
 Frank Aiken, Mrs. and Miss Gates. The sale of tickets for the sacred concert of Sunday night in Branford ii progressing well and there is every req son to believe that music hall will b' filled to hear the excellent programme
 of sacred music to be provided by tn
 choir and the four New Haven sooists , Miss Catherine Conway Miss. Mar. , Lynch, William Kapitzke, and Law renee Sullivan. l There was q well filled hall at tEl whist of the signal corps of the c. N 3 c. Wednesday evening in Canton Sas 9 sacus armory. The playing was bris h and a number of high scores wer t made. Dancing was enjoyed after tn : playing till midnight. The ladys prizt : a handsome Swiss cluck and Japanes :, vase. were won by Miss Olive deGrai ; and Mrs Green, while Messrs. Swee ?. end Green captured the gentlemen }. prizes, a silk umbrella and saftey razc Il outfit.
 d Circles No. 30, S1, S2, will give a pr i. vate masquerade at Eagle hall, corne + Chapel and Union streets, to-nigFlt, fc
 the benefit of St Mary's rectory fun' e Music by Stanford's orchestra. j. Miss Blanche Cornwell the lit s daughter of Mi. and Mrs. B, M. Corr well of Sherman avenue, very deilgh l. fully celebrated her sixth birthday 1T Q other afternoon by entertainins sixtee
 of her little friends from until l. o'clock. The children enjoyed game st after which dainty supper was serve IT Miss Lulu Allen entertained the men s- hers and teacher of her Sunday scho is class Wednesday evening at her hon
 on Second avenue, West Haven. l. pleasant evening with supper and var r. ous games were enjoyed.
 At the whist given by the Ethel cha . ter Wednesday night the following wt
 prizes: First prize for lady, Mrs Cha
 wick; first prize for gentleman, " Chadwick; second prize for lady, M es Mercer; second prize for gentiema
 Mr. Graf; consolation prize for lad k; Mrs. Preston; consolation prize for ge
 tleman, Mir. Bishop. Twelve tables we he present and the prizes were hotly co
 tested. After the whist dancing W s- enjoyed until late
 Albert Knox gave birthday party 'e- his home, 20 Main street, Branford, IT. celebration of his north anniversary
 a number of his little friends in t 'h' borough Tuesday afternoon. Gam
 were played and luncheon served re- Elm City branch, I, s. S., needs st 'u- linen. old napkins, etc., and needs It
 once. Please send to Mrs w. A. Gra ny vile, 11S Howe street.
 7ct George Hinman is spending t days in New York.
 Lot Music appropriate for St. PatrlcI en day will be rendered by the eholr St. Marys church. Milford at the s' ta- vice in their church next Sunday eve - ing.
 ne' MT. and Mrs. William Smith of Wh ia ney avenue entertained Wednesday a VI ernoon and evening the ladies seWi m '' society of Admiral Foote corps ye' bazar was the subject under conside . .Smi tion and Mrs. Smith, the president, sit nounced tho names of her commit '"' The members wtllyisit the Derby co ao in the near future. Among the que a Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. ip lard Smith, Mrs. Ida Saunders, N oro Arnold, Mrs. H, J, Wood, Mrs Ife
 bridge. Mrs. Foster, Mrs Thorpe, N ,,o+ Fowler, MT. and Mrs. Reynolds Mrs T H Gregg, Mrs. Beecher, Mi ss Be' ,e- Smith, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. s. C. M