The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

The Misses Florence and Cora Gal.
 ping, who have been the guests of the
 Misses Wadsworth. of Elm street, have returned to their home in Woodbury after pleasant stav
 Mrs R. L. Rowe, of Washington avenue, West Haven, Is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Smith, of Stony | Creek
 MT. and Mrs. George Leete Peck and family have returned home from a weeks visit in Jamaica, L, L
 Miss Catherine Thomas, of New Ha- ven, is spending week with relatives on Federal street Bridgeport
 Miss Clara Daniker, of Eld street, has returned home from an enjoyable visit with Miss Swords, of New York city
 Miss Bessie McDonough and Miss Carrie Banks, of North Adams, Mass, who have been visiting with the for- mer's sister Miss Amy McDonough, and James ?. Carroll, have returned home
 P. c, Allen of Alden avenue, is spending the winter months with his brother, Robert, of seaford. Del.
 
 Miss Katherine l. Bush who has been spending her Thanksgiving recess with her mother, Mrs F. P, Bush. of West Haven, has returned to st. Mary's hall, Burlington, N. J., where she Is teaching.
 MT. Wilder J. Howe has returned from an enjoyable trip to his old home in Massachusetts. Mrs. Howe and lit-. tie son will return later. Miss Ruth Wright, of Clinton, who has been visiting heriaunt, Miss Nellie Wright, has returned to New Haven.
 Dr and Mrs Le Clair, of Danielson. are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur o. Baribault. of Chapel street, and with them attended the banquet at the Tontine Monday night. which marked the 25th anniversary, of St. Johns so- ciety.
 Harry Wright of Clinton, is sojourn- l ign in Boston.
 Mrs. Charles Ralph, of s6O Howard avenue, will give a social whist at her home on Friday next
 Mrs. William 1'ryon. of Bridgeport, is visiting her mother and grandfather, Mir William Harris, on John street. Inspector and Mrs A. H. Meigs. of Chatham street, have returned from | ThRnkseivlng visit with MT. Meigs parents of Clinton, Miss Elsie Bliss, who has been pass ing few days with her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. D. Bliss, in Clinton, has returned to Shelton. Miss Edythe Lennon, of S2 Chambers street, has returned from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. James B. Peebles, of Greenwich.
 William c. Bushnell, Of Clinton, is appointed administrator on the estate of Frank Ty Futile, MT. and Mrs. Charles Paul, of Clin- ton who have been visiting Mrs. Pau's sister, Mrs. Itall, in New Haven, have returned home,
 Miss Ida Leetz of Connecticut ave- nue. Bridgeport, entertained a party of about thirty of her friends at her home last Friday night, in honor of her cousin Miss Christina Sehraeder who is visiting her from New Haven The evening was very pleasantly spent with games. music, and dancing. A number of the guests assisted with the musical program and gave some ex- cellently rendered piano and vocal s9- lections Refreshments were served, Miss Schraeder expects to remain with her cousin several days yet,
 The Ladies' Aid society of st. An, , drews NJ. F. church will hold their annual Christmas sale on Thursday evening of this week. in the chapel of the church, corner Townsend and Forbes avenues During the evening cake and ice cream will be served.
 At the meeting of the Connecticut Alumni association of Columbia col lege held in New Haven, November 26, the Rev. N. Ellsworth Cornwall, rector of Christ church, Stratford, was elected president in recognition of his position as the direct successor of Rev. Samuel Johnson, who was the first president of Kings College, New York, now Columbia university.
 A GREEK AND THE KING.