Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-21

Chung 90 and Iisa Brice consisted Of one
souvenir figure and Eve favor figures.
Those who participated In the dances were
A. Paddock '92, Miss Heyworth, g. o. STAN
nsrd '92, Miss Brewster, L. Parker '92,
Miss Woodruff, W. Hamilton '9l g..
Stevens stew s"s woodru 49, kd M.. 81 b.d Mis.
Billings '92, Miss Chadwick, Dodsworth '9i
s., Miss Judd, II. Cheney '92. Miss Parsons,
J. Wurts 81 s., Miss Simpkins. g. Landsrs
81 g., Mics Dedsworth, w. Adams '91 S.,
Miss Pifford. D. Lord 90, Miss Lord, o. 81.
Fiske 90, Miss Kidd, Forrest '91
s., Mise Bliss, Rathbone '92, Miss
Fennesy, Richmond '91S.. Miss Perkins.
n Monssn 9 Mis-. Webster 9 Miss
Wood '91s., Miss Hamilton. Bliss '9s. Miss
Stevens '9s. Miss Goodwin, Badger
49,. Miss PopAeton, w. Daniels 90,
Miss Hawkins, D. Loring '91 s., Miss Brew
ster, D. Cheney '92, Miss Webster, Coleman
81 g., Miss Harris, #. Woodruff '92, Miss
Price. E. Floyd-Jones '92, Miss Webster, ].
Hill ~ s., Miss Higeinbothem, s. Pierce
'91 s., Miss Nichol, Kountz '91 s., Miss
'01 g., Miss Dsntsr, Pelton '91 S., Miss
Rogers, Il. Boqus '92, Miss Hatch, Knowles
'92, Miss Knowles.
The music was furnished by Robinson and
Mrs. Redcliffe did the catering. The affair
was in every respect most brilliant one.
Those who participated in the german were
givsn an afternoon tea at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Charles P. Wurtz at he,
residence No. 113 Whitney avenue.
Latest Arrivals.
Yesterdays arrivals at the New Haven
House were:
Mrs. s. f. Mixer, Buffalo, N. Y; Mrs
Sanders, New Britain; Miss Judd, Chicago
Miss Fennessy, Newtown; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. Forrest and Mis- A. Goodwin, Hartford
Mrs. @. Bliss and Miss A. Bliss, New Yorl
city; Miss Annie w. Rea, Danville, Pa; Mrs
NJ. j. Woodruff, Miss Woodruff, Miss q. 8
Sargent; New York city Mrs. J; Q. Heyworth
Hieinbotham, Chicago, Ill.,; Mrs. William
McOaullsy, Miss McCaulley, New York city
Miss Colston, Baltimore; Mrs. D. s. Case
ment, Miss Morley. Dan Easement, Pains
vile, o.; Mrs. J. Newton Ewell, Mics Ewell
Miss Brice. New York city; Mrs. Erickson
Perkins. Miss Wilder, Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Pumpelly, Oswego, n. Y; Mrs
EDWARD I,.. D Rsapn. d Miss wass9n
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Waloott, New Yorl
City; Mrs. @. A. Hopkins, Miss Hopkins
Boston; Mrs. Campbell, Miss Cook, Misi
Dexter, Paterson, N. j.; Mrs. F. E. Rich
mond, Miss Ames, Providenos; Mr.. ani
Mrs. O. P. Frame, Miss Frame. New Yorl
City,; Mrs. J. A. Kohler, Akron, O.
Miss Cowdy, Sacramento, CAL; Mrs
T. F. Vail, Miss Vail. Winsted Miss Rou'
let, Holyoke; Mrs. Ed. P. Durant, Mis-
wasson, Albany, N. Y; Mrs. 81. L. Pear
son, Miss Pearson, Summit, N. j.; Mrs. A
@. Dickinson, Mas Dickinson, Miss Morehend
New York city; Mrs. II. Townsend, Mis-
Belle Townsend, Silver Cliff, Col; Mrs
K. D. Cheney, Miss Helen Cheney
South Manchester; Mrs. Joseph Ientilhon
Miss Lentilhon. Miss Mary Churchill, New
York city; George 81. Webster, jr., Chicsgo
Mrs. T. 81. Benedict, New York city; Mis-
Spaulding, st. Paul; Miss Webster, Chicago
Mrs. Seeley, Miss Seeley, Miss Tweedy, New
York city; tho Misses Granniss, Mrs
Dwyckinck, Morristown.
At the New Haven House.
An informal reception was held in the par
lors of the New Haven House after the Gle
club concert. It was participated in b.
many of the fair guests who did not attent
the sophomore german at Loomis'. It was
very pleasant event and most of the guest
dropped into the brilliant parlors for Will