The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Rev. John W. Davis, the recent pastor of the African NJ. F. Zion church of this city, was received last week into the North Carolina confer cree of the M. F. church and appoint ed to Mt. Airy. N C., by Bishop Spell meyer presiding. This is his homo conference and to it he received cor dial welcome.
 J. L. Drake, division superintendent of the International spondence school in Norwich, has been transferred to the New Haven district
 George Spencer of South Glaston- bury left this week for his former home in Madison for a weeks hunting. MT. and Mrs. George Nolan of 21 Hal lock street are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of a nine-pound baby girl.
 William Bruce Haynes, employed in New Haven who has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. c. Haynes in Mantle has returned.
 Mrs. w. F. Dickerman, who was the guest of Mrs. Henry Whitney in Da- rlen several days last week. returned to her home in New Haven Tuesday
 Miss Mary Weiss of 217 Division street is entertaining for two days the Misses, lAlvira Martinez, Emily Walker and Anna Fant of Winsted.
 Miss Maroella Havland, who has been spending a week in Bethel re- turned to New Haven Thursday.
 Mrs Pardee of Ward street is in New London for a few days to at tend the Sunshine society entertain ment, "The Deestrict skule." The tall ent is composed of the finest singers in that city-Mr W. P. Bush, MT. :. Aborn Smith and Mrs. Stanley smith. Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Phillips and little daughter Arabele, who have been making brief stay with relatives in Woodmont and West Haven, have re- turned to their home in Portland, Me. Mrs Perez Austin who has been the guest of her brother, R. l.. Manwar- ing, in Pine Grove for couple Of weeks. returned Tuesday to her home in New Haven
 On Friday next Mrs l. E. Jacobs of 1439 Chapel street, will open her home for pound musicale and apron sale for the benefit of the Mayfower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society The admittance fee will be q pound of dry groceries. The public is cordially in vited to attend.
 Elmer Scranton, who has been visit ing in Boston has returned to his home in First avenue, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lewis who have been spending few days in Meriden' as the guests of relatives have return ed home.
 The Misses Alice F. Greiger. Mildred Johnson Grace Delaur and Viola Sage of Torrington, were here yesterday for the diocesan council of the G. F. s. and were guests of friends in town.
 Mrs. Henry B. Crowell has returned to this city after a visit with her son, William H. Crowell, in New Britain.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Edgar Ackley of East Hampton, came Thursday to New Haven and are the guests of MT. and Mrs, Charles Buell..
 Harry Douglass, who has been one of the mail agents from Danhury to Boston. Mass, has taken the route from New Hartford to New Haven and has moved from Forestvile to New Hartford,
 The International Sunshine society will hold a food sale at the home of Mrs. F. w. Smith, 215 Davenport ave- nue. this afternoon Food of all kinds is solicited The proceeds will go to- ward the Christian work of the so' ciety
 Miss Annie King of New Haven has been spending week visiting at thf home of Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Me Gill street. Waterbury
 Miss Constance Fields opera, "Prln' cess Xara," scored big success Thurs day night in West Haven town hall and both princinals and chorus shoWe the result of skillful training and ac duitted themselves in a manner tha was highly credltable. X performance was given again last night and an other comes off this afternoon.
 Mrs. Imri A. Spencer, president o the Women's Foreign Missionary so oiety of the First Methodist Episcopa church, Waterbury, and Miss Jenni May Summers, recording secretary c the society were delegates to the meet ing of the Western Connecticut associ ation of Womens Foreign Missionar society held in Grace church, New Ha ven, Thursday