The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-09

general good time, accompanied the opening of the box.
 Miss Cora Dill of 91 Elm street, West Haven, starts for Aiken, s. C., the 11th of this month ito remain for the rest of the winter. Miss Dill has the best wishes from her friends and bachelor maids for successful and pleasant trip.
 Arrangements and plans are eomple- ted for the eighth annual masquerade ball to be given at the West Haven Town Hall January by the Rough Riders company! A special feature of this ball will ba prize drill by the company. The members of this com pany are: Frank Rourke, James Gil- roy, T. J. Forde. J, J. Rourke, F. B. Mccormack, c. FIartung, W. F. Seery, J. J. Tiernan, M. IA. Gaffney, Terence J. Mcdonald, Frank Cannon, George J. Fender, Florence Mccarthy, Frank Hawley and Eug gene O'Connell.
 Miss Maria Parloa, the famous lec- turer and writer on edible things. has been spending few days with Mrs. H. M. Sykes of Lawrence street.
 MT. Clifford Roberts, of New York city, spent the holiday vacation with his aprents, pr. and Mrs. D. K. Rob- erts, returning to the metropolis yes- terday morning.
 Mir. Henry l.. Hotchkiss and daugh- ter, Mrs. Carl B. Ely, are at Atlantic City for fortnight
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Sternchuss are rejoicing over the arrival of little daughter at their home during the past week.
 Miss Sanderson, who is a teacher in St. Agnes school of Albany, N r., has been spending the holidays with her parents, Professor and Mrs. R. J. San , derson.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Farr, of West Haven. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Fiber tine, to Ralph Frederick Wetsell of Dickerman street, New Haven.
 Mrs. John c. Punderford, of Sherman avenue, has almost entirely recovered from her recent illness. Ail9o ANAoiC AIOW plldEO 4let9 bVNA LhS guest the past week of MT. and Mrs. Stephen D. Field of Stockbridge, Mass. MT. F. F. Bristol, of New York city, has gone to Florida for the winter. His daughter, Miss Mamie Bristol, who is now visiting friends in Bridgeport, will soon come to this city for a short visit
 Rev. Frank Patterson, of the Roches- ter Theological seminary og Rochester N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Francis Wayland of Whitney avenue, The next meeting of Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R.. will be held in Foote Guard armory this afternoon at three o'clock. The speaker will be Mir. Frederick H. Cogswell, who will talk on The Case of General Hull" and there will be music. | Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Thompson, of Or ange street, will spend the winter in l the south.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ethan filling enter tained members of the What Not Whist club at their home on Congress avenue last Thursday evening After the game delicious supper was served, The players were MT and Mrs. Charles Lindley, Mir, and Mrs. George Whitney (Mr and Mrs. W. A. Bunnell. Mir. and Mrs George Gilbert, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Trowhridge, Miss Antoi- nette Trowbridge, Mir. and Mrs. Mer- ton Putney and pr. Laity.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilcox of the Bungalow. Short Beach, are com fortably settled at Hotel Fftchfeld, Ja- maica, for a stay, of several weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. Harry N. Ray enter \ tained a few friends at their home or East avenue, West haven, early last 1 week. Their guests were MT, and Mrs l Russell, Clarence Lewis, MT. and Mrs William Bates and Miss Gessner.
 Mrs. O. N Johnson, of 7S Lyon street entertained the members of the Bethes.
 da society last Thursday afternoon
 with an informal tea from three to six
 About forty members called.
 Miss Doris Newberry will leave to
 day for her studies at Rosemary Hall , Greenwich.
 Mrs. S. L. Taleott, of Beers street
 will leave soon for an extended visi l with her son, Mir Charles Talcott, 0 I Montclair N. J.
 r Miss Gertrude Dudley, who has bee I