The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-13

,s'eRarles Woolsey of Pembroke street, Bridgeport has accepted a position in the Edward Malley Co.'S department store.
 Miss Winifred Lyons of Spring street has returned from pleasant weeks visit with relatives in New York city.
 The womans missionary society of the F.rst Congregational church, West Haven, will meet for tho united study of missions this afternoon at } o'clock in the chapel of the First Congrega- tional church. Current events, Mrs. S. B. Smith. Topics and leaders, The Alien Becoming AmerlcaniGed." " "The Work in the East" Mrs, Louise Rus sell; The Work in the West" Mrs, c. D. Phelps; music, Mrs. II. NJ Hodges
 Miss Mary O'Hara of Carroll ave nue, Bridgeport, came on Monday for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Garry, at her home in this city.
 The Misses Neal of Brooklyn are the guests of their sister, Mrs Lehingwell of Elm street, West Haven.
 One of the features of the West Ha- ven High School Athletic associ1tion entertainment, which will be given ia the town hall December 20 will be 8 wand drill by six young ladies, mem bers of the association. Dancing will follow the entertainment
 Mrs. James scanlon of Lafayette street, Bridgeport, has returned from very pleasant two weeks visit with her daughters who reside in New Ha- ven
 Mrs. Wilbur Crockett of Norfolk, Va. is the guest of Mrs. c. L. Talmadge of Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. F. La vietes, Miss Helen La vietes of New York ana Mrs. H. La vletes of New Haven, who have been spending few days at the i home of Henry Jonas, No. 2 seynls street, Hartford, have returned to their homes.
 { Miss Eva Dadmun, who has been very i'll at her home, is slowly improv- ing.
 Mrs. William E. Seward of New Haven, spent Sunday and Monday 1 with relatives on Baldwin street, f Bridgeport.
 Mrs. L. J. Crandall of Boston, Mass, was the week end visitor of her sis- ter. Mrs. Frederick Tower, of IA Gar den street returned to her home yes i terday. Their brother A. R. Larkln who has been visiting his sister, Mrs Tower, also returned to his home in Rye, N. r.
 i Mrs. William Gledhil of New Ha- ven, is spending a few days with Mrs Charles F'reyler of North Main street, Bridgeport.
 Miss May Abbey, formerly of the Bitou stock company was In New Ha- ven this week on her way to Boston, where she opens in the Boston stock December 17.
 Miss Bessie Bassett of Center street, Bridgeport, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Emily Nolan of New Haven who will remain with her for the next week or ten days.
 Mrs. David Garnette, of New Haven, is spending week with her sister Mrs. William Morgan, of Brooks street, Bridgeport.
 The ladies of the Congregational church, Clinton, will hold their annual Christmas sale Friday afternoon and evening, December IS. An attractive display of useful and fancy articles suitable for Christmast gifts will bt for sale. IA supper will be served.
 Former Representative 5. Hart Cul yer and Mrs. Culver, of Seymour, art in Washington, chaperoning a party O ten ladies from Seymour who vii spend some little time there sightsee ing. From there the party will go t iEichmond before returning home.
 Notwithstanding the storm, larg' number of guests attended the recep ton given to the members and friend of the Priscilla club in Clinton, at S1i and Mrs. Ezra Posts, Tuesday evening The guests were entertained with
 reading by Miss Lucille Wood, recita and reading by Miss Lucille Kelsey and two piano duets by Mrs. Carri Parr and Mrs. Duffleld Peck A de licious supper was served. The Peoples Choral union is makln rapid strides with Haydn's "The Crea tion," which will mark their highes 1 artistic work. As announced, the ora torio will be given in Woolsey hall i February. with eminent solosts. Th chorus was never in better condition invigorated with, new voices, an rounded in art through several year of work together, under the enthusias tic direction of Professor William I . Haesche.
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