The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-16
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


 web party, many bright colored strings,
 each tied with a red heart and com-
 mencing in the drawing room, was
 wound and twisted all over the spa cious rooms, ending with little gift in
 some obscure corner. The first prize
 was won by Miss Grace Perkins, the second by A. c. Bushnell. A very de-
 lightful musical programme was then carried out. Those who assisted in the musical programme were: Miss Ellen Hofer, the well known contralto singer; Miss Frances Heath, soprano soloist at the Trinity M. E. church; Charles Wimsath and Miss Lydia Kraft, &C., companists. Miss Kraft delighted the guests with two delightful piano solos, which were rendered With professional skill. Luncheon was then served in the dining room, which was very prettily
 decorated in red, red tulips being used. Mrs H. B. Armstrong and Mrs. F. H. Benton poured chocolate. Among those who were noticed were: Mr. and Mrs.
 p, Armstrong, MT. and Mrs. Bettcher, MT. and Mrs. Harry Welch, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bushnell, Dr. and Mrs. Sage,
 Dr. and Mrs. Peck, Miss PecE, lIr. and Mrs. R. l. Couch, MT and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Ben ton, Miss Lydia Kraft Miss Minnie Kraft, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Nichols, Miss Delora Armstrong, Mrs. Perkins, Miss Grace Perkins, Miss Helen Perkins, Miss Hildreth, Miss l.. E. Wells Miss Ellen Hofer, Miss Frances Heath, Miss Edith Fenno Messrs. Hubbard, Charles Wimsatt, William Fenno, Bingham, Morse and R, F. Armstrong.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe and MT. and Mrs. Edward Davis gave a very elaborate valentine whist party for the N F. club on Thursday evening at their residence, $40 Whitney avenue. The rooms presented 8 beautiful ap- pearance, the decorations in the recep- tion rooms being of the St. Valentine order. From Ahrge heart in the cen ter of the ceiling pink streamers were draped to large hearts with arrows in the corners of the rooms, with rows of large hearts for dado. The decoration of the dining room was the same red, being the prevailing color. The supper table was laid in shape.uf large heart with candleabra with red shades and many pots of red azealeas, and the whole color scheme was bright and beautiful. Master Harold Davis dress ed as St. Valentine received the guests and presented each lady with a heart and each gentleman with an arrow by which the gentlemen found their part ners for the evening. There were twen- ty-four present and after the games a dainty supper was served. The prizes were two large panels of plaster won by Mrs. Potter, first prize, and James Johnston, second prize. Ladies prize, a picture, won by Mrs Deming, and a handkerchief by Mrs. PotterS Those present were MT. and Mrs. Edward Da- wis, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ives, MT. and Mrs. Charles Mersick, MT. and Mrs. Theo- dore Potter, MT. and Mrs James John- ston, Mr. and Mrs Albert Johnson, Fred Tinkey, Mrs. Thomas Ackeril, MT. and Mrs. Totham, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Merwin, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Fulton, Mir. and Mrs. John Deming.
 Miss Louise Bishop, the little daugh- ter of Judge Bishop, of George street, ] gave valentine party to forty of her young friends Thursday afternoon. The | decorations were most unique and each | little guest after a jolly afternoon, ! spent in dancing and games, departed | with pretty souvenir valentine.
 Frances J. Taylor grand organizer of | the Royal Arcanum, went to Norwich I yesterday to complete the organization yu11to1 n n1e ty-one charter members
 Invitations have been extended to few friends of Mrs Frank D. Trow- bridge, whom she will entertain at luncheon to-day at her home, 2S0 Church street.
 Ellsworth Foote, who sailed some ,ime ago on the magnificent new yacht Victoria Louise, Is now in Iayti, where he will remain for several months.
 An exceedingly pretty luncheon was given yesterday by Mrs. Walter o. Whitcomb, of Church street. Covers were laid for twelve guests.
 An exceedingly enjoyable social event vas the birthday party given Thurs lay evening by Miss Edith I. Wells, at Ter home, 158 Harriet street Whist vas enjoyed by the party of guests |r turing the Aarly hours of the evening ollowed by dancing in which the young eople participated with great glee. 'he first ladies prize for the largest 7 1hist score a gold button hook, was ' ,on by Miss Harriet Stevens, while T victor Wilson carried off the gentle T lan's first prize, box of Huyler's. ' :. B. Hall, jr., was the fortunate con- sstant for the consolation prize, car- q ying home with him wooden horn ' mong those who passed very pleas mt evening were Miss Harriet Betts T Tiss Brennan, Miss Hunt Miss Pratt Hiss Harriet Stevens, Miss Ufford, T ictor Wilson, Charles Day, A. B. Hall \ !, Joseph Marion Rungie and MT. eavenWorth Miss Mae Janswick, of 46S Whalley x venue entertained a small party at A
 valentine whist at her home Thurs n ay evening. The favors were hearts f. nd were exceedingly tasteful and pret- F 7. Besides cards dancing and a boun- C ful repast served to pass most en- yable evening. Among those present ! ere: Miss Bertha Ensign, Miss Ber- ,- Ia Watrous, Miss Irene Evarts, Miss /, arriet Roberts, Miss Harriet Bailey, - iss Josephine Maher, Miss Alice N. o loapin, Messrs. Harry Emo, Herman ritz William Hartung, w. M. Town 5 nd, Harry Ollie, J. Lockwood, Joseph n and Charles Johnson. The a dies price was won by Miss Watrous f' Id was a beautiful fan. The gentle p