The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-16
pBRsoYA1 AND SOCIETY NEWS.

 ety is temporarily cast into mourning, with several of the, favorites to be debarred from it's social gaieties for considerable period to come. The sad death of Miss Meta Fellowes has thrown a gloom over many hearts and fer present festivities many regrets are being sent. There is among homes which her sweet presence frequently adorned, comparatively nothing social death will take from the list the en- Ire Fellowes family, including MT. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, who are always much sought after for large and small social functions. Dr. Leon- ard Sanfords death will also deprive society of two favorites, Miss Susan Sanfcrd, long rated one of the hand soniest girls in New Haven, and Miss Adelaide Sanford, who is hardly more than debutante.
 The event of society yesterday was the cotillion at the lawn club last night. It was planned by the Law school men,
 
 There were sixteen couples. Judge and Mrs. Townsend and MT. and Mrs. E.. " Reynolds chaperoned the affair. The first half of the cotillion was led by MT Lloyd Lowndes. MT. Edward G. Buckland led the second half, The favors were all suggestive of the law profession and were sticks of sealing wax, green bags, yards of red tape .i.,s, op low
 Among those present were Miss Katherine Trowbridge, the Misses Stoughton, Miss Whitney, Miss Bunce, Miss Adele Farrell, Miss Williams and the Messrs. Halbert Lowndes, M. Gavin, George Bryant, Roger g. Bald win McGregor and J. D. Tomson.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of MT Berton J. Hendrick, nephew of Mayor Hendrick and Miss Bertha J. Ives, daughter of Mr. Hobart B. Ives of Quinnipiac street, Fair Haven. Mir Hendrick is of the editorial depart ment of the Palladium, a Yale honor man and is we'll thought of by all.
 The bride-elect is a very interesting girl. She has a marked personality, which has won for her a legion of friends. She is very bright and great favorite. Her marriage will be all event looked forward to by many. A large number of invitations have been issued. December 29 is the date set for the nuptials.
 Announcement is made of an enter tainment to be given this evening at the Westville M. E. church by the A ] 4,- ieSo. tA h,o Q very enjoyable affair. An attractive program has been arranged. It em- braces beside some well known local talent Miss Franis Hooker Seeley of Bridgeport, an elocutionist of ability and prominence. An attractive num- Der will be a piano solo by Loretta O'Connell, a miss of six years, who not only plays well, but has already in her short time composed several inter- esting piano selections. Her renditions tonight will include her own compo- sitions Undoubtedly all who attend will be pleasantly entertained
 Miss Margaret Fitch is to be maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Polly Brewster and MT. Olive G. Jennings which will occur at St. Bartholomew S New York, to-day. It is to be grand affair and will be one of the events that will claim the attention of New York society to-day.
 This evening at the Woodbridge Con : gregational church Miss Minnie Rice and William Tompkins will be united in marriage. Miss Rice is the niece of Hart D. Munson of this city. Mr. Mun- son is a very estimable man. and the contracting couple have a large circle of acquaintances. Miss Rice is the cen- ter of large circle of friends, and in the church will be many to see her as 2. bride
 Miss S. l.. Cady will address the mis- sion circle of United church in the >chapel on Friday afternoon at o'clock. She will take for her subject Mrs. Gull Iicks mission work at St. Sebastian, Spain.
 The Parochial society of St Pauls s church will hold a sale from Il to 6 D. m to-day in the parish house. All kinds of pretty, fancy articles that would prove very nice Christmas gifts will be on sale. Cake, candy, etc, are also to be had.
 Cards will be issued to-day announc- ing the marriage of Miss Jennie H. NTachol daughter of MT. H. Machol and MT. M Simons of New York. Rev. MT. Levy of the Court street temple will officiate. A large number of in vitations have been sent, the list num- bering over three hundred. It is ex- pected that there will be many out of town people present. Surely it will be the event of the season thus far ir Jewish circles. Miss Machol is very prominent socially for her lovely man. ner and graciousness, making her 8 general favorite. Mrs. Kahn is to at tend the bride-elect. The brides out fit is very beautiful.
 Att the close of the ceremony a ban. uuet will be served by Fleming. Wells orchestra will furnish music.
 At F'leming's the Glover Social clut will celebrate their first anniversary to. night The following program has been arranged: Toastmaster, M. Werz. berg; history, Miss Frances Goldbaum "Our Motto, the Ladies" Harry Strauss; Past, Present and Future, Sam Weiss; "Our Journal" Mrs Rose Weiss; "Our New Members" A. Calm 'The Gentlemen Miss Debbie Stett ner; "Our Officers" s. Lauber; poem Miss Annie Gold'baum.
 Another sale that will occupy a good