The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-11

q at lotto and pinochle on Sunday eyen- ing. There were four tables of play CTS and fine buffet luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Waterbury of Chapel street en- tertained eight tables of whist.y 7ster- day afternoon, the ladies being mem bers of Victosa lodge, o. G. $. A large whist was held last eyen3ng.
 Mrs. Julia Teeie will give a public whist this evening at her home 25O , Columbus avenue,
 An Old Folks concert will be given in the church on Thursday evening by the choir and the young people of the Humphrey street church Tie affair will be under the direction of Mir. Me- Kay, the basso Of the choir. After the entertainment ice cream and cake will be served.
 Hon. .. A. Tomlinson of Milford, was in town yesterday. He returned last Monday evening after an absence of two weeks at Dr. Lesters private hos pital in Brooklyn, where he has inn proved in health very much. The ladies of Christ church will serve their December supper this evening in the parish house. At this time the an- nual Christmas sale will take pace and e,,I 41 opfia1rc will be on sale.
 The ten ladies in charge of the sup per at Calvary Baptist church th's ev- ening are Miss Minor, chairman; Mrs Hodges, Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. Bailey, Miss studley, Mrs. F. F, Hall, Mrs. Harry Houston, Miss Grace Atwater, Miss Georglna Atwater and Miss Ma rion OCain The Boys brigade will attend in a body and give in the even- ing an exhibition drill. Parents with their children and teachers with their classes are cordially invited to be pres ent.
 Mrs. Grace Beach. of Clinton, who has been passing several weeks in Bos- ton has returned home
 E. B. Nichols formerly of Hook and Ladder Go. No 1, of the New Haven Fire department, paid visit here yesterday to see his old friends. MT. Nichols is now residing in Stamford l and would be pleased to see his friends there when they can have time to | spare. MT. Nichols is hale, hearty and | iovial and can fight fire as he did when he was with the New Haven Ere | department
 I Miss Annie Taylor of Beardsey street, Bridgeport, is spending a few | days with relatives in New Haven. Mrs. F. A. Curtis of 25SA sherman avenue win entertain the Wcman's Foreign Missionary society of Trinity M. F.. church at her home on Friday afternoon at o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hughes of North Main street, Bridgeport, are en- tertaining Mrs. Hughes sister Mrs. William Pittman of New Haven, who will remain with them until the mid dle of next week.
 Mrs. D. Kimberly Futile of Willow street, has been entertaining Mrs, J. B. Lord of Newark, N. J.;S Miss Elizabeth Hart, daughter of the late Rev. T, F. Hart of Hartford, and Miss Mabel Meachem of Bloomfield, N, J. Dun ing the holiday weeks Mrs. Tutvie will have as guests the Misses Grace and Irene Nettleton of Hartford.
 Mrs. Oliver AT rews pf Rhode Island is the guest of D.. Beeohar Of Whit ney avenue. -
 Mir. and Mrs Edw'n Fleury of Ches- hire announce the ensag 'n9nt of lhtir daughter, Miss Elsie A. flepry to MT. George Craig of Northamprou, Mnes
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur W, chaffse of Moodus were recent guests If Major Hurd and daughter n Commerce street, Clinton.
 Miss Arbuckle will entertain the Jun for Missionary society of Trinity NJ. E. church, on Thursday evening at :, o'clock, at her home, 576 George street.
 Miss Lizzie Sherman of Hancock avenue Bridgeport, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Bessie sherman of New Haven.
 Miss Grace Albert of Barnum ave- nue, Bridgeport, entertained. party of a score of her friends at her home on Saturday night in honor of her cousin, Miss Emily Jennings of New Haven. The evening was very enjoy ably spent with games, music and dancing. Refreshments were served and the guests departed for their homes at midnight Miss Jennings will remain with her cousin until the middle of the week. Some of the sev- eral out-of-t town guests were Miss Ida Rosen and James Cline of New Ha- ven, Miss Sadie Matthews and Louis Clarke of Derby, the Misses Clara and Florence Bray of Stratford, and one or two others
 Miss Mildred Pratt of Washington D. C., is the guest of Miss Lyna Thompson of Park street.
 The ladies aid society of the Bap- tist church, Clinton, will meet in the church parlors this afternoon ano evening, December Il. The usual sup per will be served.
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