The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-18


 | Miss Bessie Hooker of Orange street gave a lunch yesterday, luncheon being | served.
 Mrs. Charles Mitchell spent few days l in town last week, the guest of Mrs. c. Berry Peets of Orange street | Lieutenant William B. Allison, a member of the class of '94 has just re- turned from Porto Rico, where he was a member of the adjutant generals staff. | A dance by Mrs Henry Trowbridge l for Miss Katherine Trowbridge at the Lawn club on Monday, April 24, is among the coming festivities.
 Mrs. Marlin has just finished a twen- ty-five minute comedy for Maud Madi son, the dancer, called Mamie, the Dancing Model"
 | A beautiful tribute to the memory of First Lieutenant and Adjutant Rod mond Vernon Beach of the First regi- ment. United States Volunteer engineers, has just been issued from the press. The memorial is the work of the late adju- tant's sister, Miss R. D. Beach, F. w. Mason of Vede, Ariz., is wis ting his parents. MT. and Mrs. F. c. Mason, after a fourteen years absence. He is " ing. MT. Mason has also two mining claims, the tracts having gold, silver and copper He has not worked the claims as yet.
 Miss Florence Siebert of Al Exchange street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Siebert, celebrated her fifteenth birthday anniversary on Saturday evening by entertaining some of her young friends. Those present were; The Misses Hanover, Florence Gros- venor. Hilda Olson, Lillian Liefield, Bertha Sturges, Ruth Wilson, Ethel | Adams, Minnie Fairchild. Mabel Hart, Ella Jacobs, Eleanor Mann, Mae Row ley, Ruth Smith, May Hanselpacker. | Miss Georgne Munger. daughter of the late Judge George G. Munger of Rochester N. Y, a graduate of Yale in the class of 184S, will be married to-d to pr. TerEss Smith. Miss Mun- ger and her mother have been living in New Haven for the past two years at the Normandie.
 | Ella Wheeler Wilcox will open her summer. home, "The Bungalow" May l.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Marlin are now at St. Augustine, Fla, where they will remain until May 1.
 So1ourning for few weeks in South Carolina are Mrs. Willis E. Miller and the Misses Miller who have gone for their annual stay at the Hobkirk Inn, at Camden.
 Miss Maud Beers, daughter of Charles Beers, who was run down by scorch- CT in Wooster street last Wednesday noo1f and injured seriously, is improv- 1 ing. Miss Beers was crossing the street when the wheelman struck her. She was knocked down and struck on her head. She suffered slight concussion of | the brain. l Mrs. F. K. Hall of 307 Lawrence street gave an exceedingly pretty lunch on Saturday for Miss Kate Hall of Dans- ville N. Y, who is the guest Of MISS Thompson of Mansfield street, Among Mrs Halls guests were Mrs. Phelps | Montgomery Miss Montgomery, Mrs Dean Lyman. Miss Holman Mrs s. A. York. ir., Mrs. T. A. Bassett, Mrs. James E. English, Miss Fanny Hall, Mrs. Wal ter B. Nichols Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler, Mrs John w. Nichols, jr.. Miss Mary Thompson, the Misses Parmelee, their guest. Miss Land, and Mrs. Hobbs, wife of Captain Hobbs of the United States army. ..5 sfl >.
 | Mrs H. Fl. Benedict gave jolly dance and musicale at the Lawn club Friday night for her daughter, Miss Helen Benedict There was some charm ing music by the guests. Miss Parme- lee sang Braga's Angel Serenade'' to a violin oHligato by her sister, Miss Julia Parmelee: Miss Dorothy Maltby sang some ballads, as also did Miss Ella Smith, and there were songs also by Harold Cheney, for which Miss Alice Cheney played, and songs by Irving Ly- ons. Ebert r. Newton played many of the accompaniments. An informal dance followed. Besides those already named, were present, among others, Miss Yandell, the Misses Meta and Olga Monson, Miss Bessie Hooker. Miss Caro- lyn Hooker, Miss Maude Malthy, Miss Susan Whiting, Miss Olive Damn, Miss Susie Wright, Miss Eleanor Barnum, Miss Mildred Wilson, Miss Bradley, the Messrs Isham Henderson, Henry and Raynham Townshend, Harry Parmelee. Harry Grey, w. l.. Chittenden, Bascom Johnson. Paul Damn, Ezra Warner, Dwight Whitney, R. Chandler, J. Fer guson, Stuart Hotchkiss and Hugh Bis sell.