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


 The Congregation Bnai scholom will give an entertainment in Harmonic hall, Tuesday evening, December 3.
 Albert Robinson has rented the house in River street. East Haven, recently v1cated by MT. steub and moved his family there
 The first informal dance of the B. B. assembly will be given Monday even ing, Decembed 10, in Newman's Acad- eny.
 Rev. D. J. Clark and Deacon Fab rklue of East Haven, are delegates to the forty-first annual general confer ence of the state of Connecticut which opens in Norwich tomorrow,
 The St Aloysius T. A, and B. society will give a big minstrel show late In January, and will begin rehearsals within a few weeks.
 The Prospect Beach and Fairview Whist club met last evening with MT. and Mrs. Daniel Usher.
 Jarvis Kelsey of Center street, West Haven, has gone to Newton Heights, Boston, to visit his daughter Mrs, Horace McDivitt.
 Mrs Thomas Mathison of South Main street, Middletown, picked from the yard at her home, Saturday, some very handsome pansies. They were in full bloom.
 The Hawthorne club will meet this afternoon with Miss Jennie Anderson, at her home in Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Ivan Van Haaften, of West Haven, who has been ill for the past two weeks, is improving and able to sit up part of the day.
 An entertainment and dance will be given by St. Joseph's Dramatic club in St. Joseph's hall on Lawrence street on Wednesday evening, December 4. The proceeds will go to St. Joseph's church.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Lickley and baby, of Washington avenue, West Haven, returned Sunday evening from two weeks visit with Mrs. Lickleys parents in Oswego, Mich.
 The Harmonic club will give foot ball party at the hall Friday night in honor of the large number of out-of- town guests here for the Yale-Prince- ton game. The hall will be decorated lin keeping with football time, Yale flags, etc, and there will be many ap- Ipropriate novelties introduced.
 Louis Toocker is visiting his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. James Madison Bray Toocker, in Essex, for a short season from New York. 4 Miss Flora Alling has returned tc lher home in West Haven from visit of several months with relatives ir Buffalo.
 l Miss Bertha Coe returned to hel home in Madison on Thursday night after spending a pleasant week in this city with her cousin, Miss Belle Coe
 Miss Grace Beebe and Mrs Hin( have closed their cottage at Wood mont and returned to their home iY this city
 S. A. Scranton and daughter, Miss Maud Scranton, of Madison, left yes terday for Tampa, Fla, where they will spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leverett Goodyear whC have been spending the past sit 4 months at Prospect Beach have closed their cottage and taken apartments ir George street, New Haven, for the win 1 One of the events of the season among members of the Fraternal Ben eft league of this city will be the whist to be given by Israel Putnam counci Thursday evening, November IA, a their lodge rooms, 95 Grown street The council has been planning for somt time for the affair and the members intend 10 make it eclipse former socia taffairs. Israel Putnam's entertainment 1have always been signally successful There will be valuable prizes for sue cessful players, and all will enjoy l fine social time and of course refresh i ments will be served.
 Mir. S. o. Preston, agent for the or ganized charities, left yesterday fo Michigan, where he will take a lonl Sand much needed rest. His health ha not been good of late, and this vaca tion was found to be a necessity. H has acted continuously for twenty three years at the Charities, and tn entire responsibility has been shout dered by him. During his absence MI and Mrs Carpenter, who live in tn organized charities building. and Mrf Benent, the clerk, will be in charg of the work.
 The H. H. society of the West Have Methodist church will meet this after noon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. E. A. Lamp son, 5SS Washington avenue,