The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-15
pERsoNAI AND SOCIETY NEVIS.

 Cotillion at the Lawn Club House Last Evening-A German To-morrow-O Other Germans-A Coming wedding-success- ful Doll Show-Many Other Social Events.
 Society lent it's favor last evening to the cotiIlon at the Lawn club house given by Miss Hope Bennatt The dec- orations were very artistic A delight full informality marked the affair There were no favors. The germ an was led by Mrs. Henry Townsend. Miss May Denton, the fair debutante of last week, was among those present and was very sweet in a gown of soft pink silk with chiffon body.
 An event in society tomorrow will be the german to be given at the Lawn club house. The affair is being planned by number of our prominent young lawyers The older girls in society and the young matrons are bidden. Professor E. G. Buckland and MT. Wright Seymour helped plan the af- fair.
 A very few names have as yet been handed in for the Yale senior german, and as the junior german committee has. very justifiab1y, decided to exclude members of the two senior classes from the junior german, it is desirable that all '97 and '97 & men desiring to at tend a german during prom. week should sent written notice to 181 Ly- ceum at once. The time has been ex- tended, and all letters or telegrams re- ceived on or before the 20th of De- cember will be included in the list. Positively no names will be received thereafter.
 The junior german committee has de- cided that those wishing to attend the junior german must sign the book at the Coop. before tomorrow (Wednes- day) morning.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Anna M. Burt of No. 129 Howe street and MT. Heiman Ely jr., '94 S., of Elyria, Ohio It will occur at high noon at Davenport church. f1V6 HuluIGu llNItdIIOlS dIlu lHLGe hundred announcements have been is- sued.
 The York assembly occurred last night at Warner hall. It was well at tended. Some unusually pretty gowns were worn by the women present.
 A successful doll show was held yes- terday afternoon from to by the Whatsoever circle of Kings Daughters +l,.o of Miss Merrill on Whalley avenue The rooms were effectively wreathed in Christmas greens, and the tables were artistically arranged, The dolls were displayed on different tables. They were not for sale, but are dressed and donated by the members to go to Miss s. J. Hume of English Hall to be giv en to the poor children of the city at Christmas time. Rare old dolls, kind ly loaned by the owners. helped add to the interest of the festivities. One was a tiny bisque baby imported from Par is in 1871. The doll of note in the exhi- bition was a China doll, the property of Miss Osgood, whose people were mis- sionaries in China. Also worthy of note was a. Quakeress maiden loaned by Mrs. Theodore Hagaman. Alto getner tneTe were ONel Clll ly JULIE, very prettily dressed. Quite a neat lit tie sum was netted.
 The girls who were the co-workers of this charitable work were Mrs. F. H. Belden, jr., Mrs. Carlos Ayers, Miss Klock, Miss Bessie Pratt, Miss Black man. Miss Holbrook Miss Alden and Miss Pope.
 The Missionary Golden Link society will give white and gold sale Friday evening in the parlors of Dwight Place church. In point of decoration gold and white will predominate. There is to be a sale of cake and candy. One of the rooms is to be set apart for the sale of ice cream. In this room will preside about ten small girls wearing white and yellow gowns. A musical program is also being arranged.
 New Years day is the time set for the opening of the new rooms of the Voting Mems Republican club at the corner of Temple and Grown streets.
 The young mems class of Calvary Baptist church are making prepara- tfons for a Christmas social to take place at the home of MT. Dingles of Chapel street. Sixty invitations have been issued. Only men are bidden, The festivities are to begin at the close of the business meeting, which will oc- cupy the early hours.
 A cake walk was the feature of the gociable given by the Naomi lodge, Daughters Of Rebecca, at their hall the other evening. Mrs. Bradley and MT.