The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-14
THE wNEK,s socLAL EYENrs.

l Dance at Warner Hall.
 The past few days have been animat- ed ones in the social world. In the swing of festivities the meet of the Pe quot council at the home of Mrs. Syd- ney Dawson on Dwight street was a most charming event. The Pequot colors, red and white. dominated the color points of the decorations, which were made up of club flags and ban ners arranged with boughs of apple blossoms entwining the chandeliers and doorways and windows. The occasion brought to a close the whist season of the council only to lead up to days of merriment at the shore house, where things are rapidly being put in readi- ness for a gayly opening season.
 There were fifteen tables. Two hand some prizes were awarded. They were given for the occasion by Mrs. c. F. Messinger, who donated an exquisite silver bonbon dish which was captured by Mrs Benjamin Booth and Mrs. J. H. Angus, who sent a handsome I plCSluCS Nlll Cill OI CIlASt NSoioihb "AAiNtA was won by Mrs. J. H. Shaw. Dur ing the afternoon a dainty repast was served by Mrs. Dawson.
 For the meet the members turned out in force to attend. Among the players were: Mrs. Hinman, Mrs. w. r. Tut tie, Mrs. Herbert Benton, Mrs Freder- ick Benton, Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Mrs. lC. r. Messenger, Mrs. Willis Crofut, Mrs. J. B. Neal, Mrs. J. N. Champion, Mrs. Reyes, Mrs. w. H. Ely, Mrs. Ed ward Todd, Mrs. George Maycock, Mrs. C. w. Pickett, Mrs. Simeon Fox, Mrs. Frederick Farnsworth, Mrs. Walter Wellman.
 MIR. AND MRS. TROOSTWYK EN-
 TERTAINED.
 Also of interest, Mr. and Mrs. 1sa- dore Troostwyk entertained at their new home, ii Park street, in celebration of the anniversary of their marriage. It was a delightful event and took the na- ture of a musical of the highest and most interesting order. The Dessauer- TroostWyk trio played among other numbers Beethoven's trio written for flute, violin and viola.
 Miss Elizabeth Gaffney, Miss Emma Spreske and Miss Sigourney were also contributors to the evenings delightful program. MT. and Mrs. Toostwyk played the Greig sonata for piano and violin for one selection. Numerous gifts were sent by friends to MT. and Mrs. Troostwyk, among other things a handsome Dresden clock, @ gilt char and a Turkish rug.
 Among the guests were several ot MT. Troostwyk's pupils of the n1usica department of Yale, Mir. and Mrs Shoninger, Mir Morris Steinert, MT Rudolph Steinert, Mr. Johnson, Miss Justin Ingersoll, Miss Isabelle Crom. well and Mrs. Mortimer Lewis.
 MRS. F. HENRY BARNES DINNER
 Mrs. E. Henry Barnes share in the entertainments of Wednesday consisted of dinner given at her Chapel stree home. The table was resplendent in the rarest of china, silver and cut glass In the center was a handsome desigr made of pink roses, lilies and maider hair ferns, constructed on large ova mirror The floral decorations on tn, whole were especially lavish and beau tiful. Many of the flowers and plants came from the Barnes conservatory while Champion sent and arranged hi! choicest plants and blossoms, effectina a most charging ensemble.
 ENJOYABLE DANCE AT WARNEF
 HALL.
 Mrs. Samuel H. Crane, Mrs. c. E Hart and Mrs. Holcomb matronized tn, dance given at Warner hall last eve ming by a party of 97 and 9S men O
 Yale.
 , MT. Peix of the junior class was on. of the planners of the dance, whicl ; was one of the seasons prettiest terpsi
 chorean events. Moore decorated tn hall in palms and potted plants anc | Albert Williams orchestra played fo ; dancing. Shortly before midnigh Francis served a bountiful and daint,
 repast. The girls gowns were espe
 cially pretty. The dancers were:
 Miss Leila Earle, Misses Edith an' Rebecca Morse and guest, Miss Lati
 mer, Miss Louis Warren, Miss Fam. Holcomb, Miss Mary Louis Crane, Mis-
 Edith Hart and her guest, Miss Bett ' of Brooklyn, Miss May Stannard, Mis- t Louise Fitch, the Misses Webb, Mis- Katherine Beecher, Miss Carrie Moul , throp, Miss Clara Smith, Miss Edit f Lloyd the Messrs. c. H. Peix, c. F ] Perry, Hine, Lewis, W. A. Hart, Gil lespie, Corbin, Spock, I. A. Hamilto } and Wilson.
 2 THE COUDERT WILMERDIN( , WEDDING.
 f Miss Carolyn Suydam Duer was on of the bridesmaids in attendance at tn | celebration of the Coudert- Wilmerdin r nuptials, which were solemnized Wed
 nesday in New York at the home of tn
 brides mother, Mrs. Ferdinand Vii
 merding, IA West Twentieth street, a : 3:3O o'clock, by Archbishop Corrigar
 The home a handsome one, was beau 7 tifully decorated in palms and cut flow 7 CTS. General Benjamin Tracy, grand s father of the bride, gave her in mar 5 riage. The bride wore a superb gow l with exquisite point de Venice lace an . magnificent family jewels. The mai = of honor, Miss Georgiana Wilmerdine l and the six bridesmaids who. beside : Miss Duer were: Miss Madeline Board I man of Boston, Miss Emily Hoffma |, and Miss Mary Raymond of German F town, Pa., Miss Renee Coudert and Mis- ;, Adelaide Spofford. All wore gowns 0 I white mousseline de soie, made eXactl alike and tied with broad sashes o . green ribbon.