The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11
PERSONAL NOTES

Mir. and Mrs. Burnside Winslow of Utica, x. r., who are at present the guests of Mrs Winslow's parents, Mir. and Mrs. ], B. Darlington on Whitney avenue will come to New Haven in a very short time to take up their residence, as Mir. Winslow intends to locate here fin business.
 The Foreign Mission society of the First NJ F. church will meet on Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. l. N. Damn, at 9 St. Roman street
 The monthly meeting of the Mary Clap Wooster chaper was held in the armory, Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. r. Street, regent. pre- siding At the regents suggestion it was voted that the pledge of allegl- ance to the flag should become a feature of the meetings of the chap ter, In future. Mrs. A. s. Bradley gave an account of this ceremonial az most intellgently and reverently Iractlt cd in large school in New York city by over 1000 children. The part taken by the D. A. R. in the bridge celebration at Hartford, and their share of the expense was noted.
 Very interesting reports were given of the D. A. R. state meeting held at Bridgeport In October The pro- vision for the comfort of guests was generous. The program at the church was exceedingly interesting. In the ceremonial about the flag, the great granddaughter of Rev, Dr. Smith, au- thor of My Country 'Tis of Thee, v headed tho procession of girls.
 II was voted to accept the hymn written by Miss Fanny Crosby, as one ot the state hymns This eminent l hymn writer Is now s9 years old. and has written 5000 nymns. Miss Kill born sang part of this hymn. | Mrs Messinger gave report ot | Mrs. Hungerford's paper. Songs That | Have Inspired Patriotism
 Most interesting papers were read i. Manners and Customs of Rcvolu- l tionary Times.
 1 ?. Paper on Baptism as Practicod at that Time
 & Burials in Revolutionary Days.
 Miss Kilborn gave several vocal so. i lections in true artist fashion. Al the close of the meeting tea was served and greetings exchanged
 
 Mrs. George l.. Hemingway oi Broadway. Is in Brooklyn. N, Y., wis. 1 itIng her cousin, Mrs, Warren V Trott of Park place.
 pr. and Mrs. Thomas Corhett have returned from their wedding tourney to the south and are at their hom; in Winthrop avenue.
 Dr. J. Edwards Kerney of How sti eet, has been appointed to tho staf Of the Rhode Island hospital and lof the city this week for Providence tc take up his new duties.
 The ladies of Olivet church vii give a supper tonight at 6;30 o'clock
 The superintendent, president, oif cers and board of managers of thu Florence Crittenden mission, 4S2 Oal street cordially invite the public ant all friends of the mission to q recep ton to be held at the home to-morrop afternoon, between the hours of an, o'clock.
 Attorney C. P. Hoadley Sunday wis ited Mrs s. C. Hoadley, who is stop ping at Plymouth, Conn.
 Mir and Mrs Zimmerman of Stat street celebrated the first anniverssr of their wedding Monday evening" Ar tistIc musical selections were rendere which delightfully."- entertained tn guests Refreshments were served am the event was generally enjoyable on which will not be forgotten soon by al those present. Many beautiful and use full gifts were received from their larg circle of relatives and friends Tn affair lasted until an early hour