The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-25

MISS Rose iealy, or thapcl street,
entertained a number Of her friends
last evening In honor Of her eighteenth
birthday anniversary, About thirty
friends called and very ENJOYABLE
evening was passed with games and
other pustimes. At midnight deli
clous collation. was served
Miss Frances Stanford. Of Grand
avenue, IL spending two weeks at A.
lantic City.
The Young Rosedacs defeated the
Young Bronehoes In spirited game
yesterday on the Lexington avenue
diamond, to 2. The contest was
pitchers battle. in which johnson had
q little the better of the argument
The stellar fielding of Clark and Will
iams was the feature of the game.
The battery for the Young Rosedaes
was Johnson and Flanagan; for the
Young Bronchoes, Miller and Kuhn
The funeral of Miss Anna Frances
L.
and Ellen CostIgan Maley. will take
place this morning at $40 from her
late residence. o. Woolsey street, and
at o'clock from st. Roses church,
whore requiem high mass will be
celebrated.
The Sunshine Social club will con-
vene this evening and initiate two
candidates After the meeting the
members will enjoy watermelon cut,
Miss Laura Losty, Of James street.
Is visiting her sister In Hartford for
two weeks.
The Misses Ethel and Jennie Smith,
of Quinnipiac avenue. are enjoying n
two weeks vacation with relatives in
Paterson, n. J.
Miss Katheryn Buol, OF New Brit
ain. who has been visiting the Misses
Burwell of East Pearl street, for the
past few weeks, has returned home.
Miss Mae Caulfeld Of Poplar street
Is visiting relatives in Tuckahoe. n Y
Columbia castle No. .. Knights OF
the Golden Eagle will meet this even
ing at Polar Star lodge rooms
Frank Bassett, John Clark. Harry
Merwin. Edwin Munson. Ellsworth
Douglass and William Thompson arc
camping out at Pine Orchard for two
weeks.
DR.. Edwin c. NJ Hall ~ Grand ave
ilue represented the national council
Of the Fraternal Benefit league at The
session Of the Associated FraternItie,
of America which convened at Chicago
Yesterday. DR.. Hall vas accompanied
on tho trip by his son, Harry. DR.
Hall will return to this city about
Sept, 3, while Harry will go on to Cal
ifornla,
Miss Alice Jenkins Of Pine street 1!
making friends in New York city.
Miss NJ. Trecartn Of Wolcott street
who has been M for the past foui
weeks with malaria, is rapidly improv
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Charles johnson o
Quinnipiac avenue are visiting rela
tives in Pittsburg
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Brown o
Philadelphia are visiting IN Town 10
a few days and are being entertained
by relatives and friends IN the borough
The funeral Of Mrs Samuel r
Blatchley, whose death occurred carl,
Sunday morning at Littleton. n. II
will be held this afternoon at o'clocl
at tho Grace p. Z. church on Batch
ley avenue. The Rev. George A. Alcot
will oficate and the interment Will b
IN Fair Haven cemetery,
Miss Margaret Thompson Of Ney
Jersey is visiting Miss Ethel Morto
Of Front street
Quinnipiac Hose and Hook and Lad
der company will hold its regular meet
ing this evening and as several YER
important items Of business are (
come up before tho company for actio
the meeting promises to be very In
teresting.
Mrs. Thomas Tate and Mrs. McRa
are visiting Mrs Thomas Gebbe Of tn
Fair Haven Heights,
A large delegation Of the y. OF l.
went TO Mr.. Dudley's farm at Dec
River yesterday, where they enjoyed
melon cut and A general good time
The W. c. r. T. will picnic at III
Lighthouse Thursday
Miss Harriet Terry who is vistn
friends at Milburn, n, j.. will extern
her visit to Brooklyn and Patchoqu'
tong Island.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wright Of An
street who have been staying at TT
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