The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-28
SOCIETY NOTES.
Law School Men Dance-COmmenceme
Guests-A Fish Story-Other Society

Law School Men Dance-Commencemen
Guests-A Fish story-Other Society
Notes.
A dance was given at the Lawn
club house Saturday night by a con-
tingent of Law school men.
Bids issued numbered about fifty and
included the representative younger
set. Mrs. Isham Henderson was cha
peron. Dancing was informal with a
short german as a wind-up after sup
per. Francis served.
The floral arrangements were of gar
den and field blossoms. Williams fur
nished music. Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes, So
ciety's graceful dancer, did the honors
of cotillion leadership, a duty from al
most constant association he is we'll up
| in. The second half was under the gen.
eralship of Mr.. Roger Sherman Bald
win.
Silver spoons and forks engraved with
| the owners monogram went to the girls
| as remembrances, while for the favor
| figures We're hat pins and odd fashioned
medallions made up of ribbon inscribed
with the date and place of the dance
| in gilt lettering. For the men were
boxes of cigarettes tied in multi-colored
ribbons
| The dance was one of the prettiest
| of the season, the girls wearing excep-
| tionally dainty gowns, many of which
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| time and will later cut no small figure
| in the summer campaign of the girls.
The dancers were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dean Lyman, Miss Murphy of Ken
| lucky, guest of Mrs. Henderson, Miss
May Denton, Miss Agatha Alling and
| her guests, Miss Gray, Miss Hutchin-
son and Miss Terrell, who are here for
| commencement, Miss May Bishop, Miss
| Seymour, Miss Cornelia WEIGH, Miss
Alice Porter Miss Laura Stoughton
Miss Bertha Bradley, Miss Mary Vail
Z! and Miss Clara Vail of New York, Miss
Mildred Stoughton, Miss Sallie Clark
| the Messrs. J. McGregor, J. D. Thomp-
son, ]. w. Thompson, Ben Spock, Yam
| del Henderson, Isham Henderson, Hugh
| Halbert, Clarence Halbert, Professor E
| G. auckland, F'rissel of New York and
| William Keyser of Baltimore, both g;
| men, George H. Myers '9S and Arnor
| Alling.
| Mrs. Wells of Whitney avenue is
! again at home after an extended visit
in Burlington, N. j., spent with hel
| daughter, Mrs. Frederick Brown.
| Nh. and Mrs E. Henry Barnes OF
West Chapel street are entertaining
| their daughter, Mrs. Sidney Hosmer Of
Boston, and her young son.
| Mrs. Charles De Forest and daughter
Antoinette are at Holderness, N. H.
Mrs. John C. Punderford of Sherman
avenue are entertaining Mrs. Hunt and
| Miss Hunt of Philadelphia.
| The booking of European travellers
| from town include Mr. and Mrs. E. l.
| Osborn and daughter, Miss Ruby Os-
| born.
Among the many guests in town fol
! commencement are Mrs. and Rev. DR.
| Clendenin, rector of st. Peters church
| at West Chester here for the gradua-
I ton of Mr. Charles Edward Thomas OF
| Belleville, Ill, an academic senior. They
| are the guests of Rev. G. Brinley Nor
| gan at the rectOry on York street.
| Rev. and Mrs Clarence Bispham have
| as guests Miss Williamson of Wash
| ington, D. c., organist of Christ church.
! Washington.
| Mrs and DR.. E K Roberts of Fail
! Haven will swell the list of Americans
| bound Europeward They will sal
about July 10. DR.. Roberts goes tC
| study operations. Their two boys will
| stop with their grandmother.
| Miss Maud Beecher viii spend the
Iuext three weeks a Lakewood
| Lake Whitney is one of the most de.
1ightful of spots these pleasant JUNE
| days. The early evenings and late af
| ternoons invariably find the lake dot
ted with boating parties enjoying IFS
waters. Saturday Mr. Clarence Mum
son had his boat out with a party-Mrs
Convey, Miss Eleanor Convey and Mis-:
| Marie Kerwin.