The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-04
r PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

1 Yale department of music, VIII pegln
 his winter series of organ recitals to-
 morrow afternoon at o'clock
 Miss Pritchard and her niece, Miss
 Edith Woolsey, are in New York visit
 ing friends. Later on they will go to Dever to visit Mrs. Bacon, Miss Wool
 seys sister.
 Miss Marion Gallaudet, of Washing
 ton, D. C.. is the guest of friends in
 this city
 Invitations are out for a large chill drens party at Mrs. George Brlnley Morgans 324 York street this evening from 7 until g.
 Miss Munson, of New Haven, will be
 one of party of guests to be enter
 tained this week by Miss Needham, of
 142S Massachusetts avenue Washing ton, D. c.
 ! A delightful musicale was given last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Francis | Wayland, of 175 Whitney avenue. It
 was a very informal affair only linn
 ited number being bidden to attend.
 Miss Anna Lea Bakewell and Miss
 Fellowes, of New York, were the guests
 of honor and received with Mrs. Way
 land,
 Mrs. Frederick l.. Miner, of 238 Whal- | ley avenue, was in New York last week.
 Her sister, Miss Carolina Sperry, goes
 to Ansonia each Saturday afternoon to
 attend the choir rehearsal at the Con-
 gregationa church, where she is sopra-
 no of the quartette
 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge has sent
 out cards for large reception to take place at her home, 319 Temple street. ] on Friday, February 8. from until ' i o'clock.
 On St. Valentines day, the four l teenth, Miss Alice Beardsley, of North Branford, and MT. Miller. bookkeeper
 and cashier of the Register Publishing
 company, will be married at the Boards ley residence
 Elisha Ely Garrison, of St. Louis, who is to be one of the principals this week in the most elaborate wedding New Ha-
 ven has seen in many months, has ar rived in the city.
 The Friday Whist club of West Ha- ven passed an enjoyable afternoon at the home of Mrs Burtis Friday. The first prize, jardniere, was won by Mrs. Stormont; the second, a picture, by Mrs Wadhams, and the consolation, a china plate by Mrs. Skiff.
 Mrs. J. P. c. Foster has returned from St. Paul, Minn.. where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thom- as, for several months Mrs Thomas was formerly Miss Margaret Foster, one of New Haven's most popular girls. She was identified with large num- Der of social attractions here before her marriage and has been greatly missed since taking up her residence in St. Paul.
 Harry D. Westcott, Yale senior, and Frank L. Short, coach of the Yale Dramatic association, have been engag- ed to do the staging in the oratorio "Elijah," which is to be given in May at the Connecticut music teachers con- vention.
 Captain and Mrs. Thomas Wilson gave a delightful dinner party on We'd | nesday of the past week at private 1 room in the Tontine. It was an unusu- | ally handsome affair, the table decora I, tions being pink, pale roses comprising | the flowers used Among those at the | dinner were MT. and Mrs. Edward Tay- | Tor, MT. and Mrs. John c. Clark and Miss Justine Ingersoll
 Charles H. Studinski, the young attor- ney who has been ill at the New Ha- ven hospital for about ten weeks, is re- covering slowly. He Is now able to sit up and expects to return to his home at Pueblo, Colorado, in short time. His father, a Pueblo business man, who came here when his son was first taken ill, returned when assured that recov- cry was certain.
 MT and Mrs Seth Moseley, of Wall street, are spending the winter in Cali fornia.
 Miss Frances c. Fulton who will give a dramatic recital of Owen Merediths poem, Lucille" next Thursday even- ing at Plymouth parish house on the corner of Sherman avenue and Chapel ftreet, comes highly recommended by those who have heard her in other places She has a pleasing stage pres snce, a voice of unusual sweetness and charm, and dramatic ability of high order.
 The luncheon given on Thursday by Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge was a very delightful affair It was given in honor if the hostess two sisters, Miss Farrell md Mrs Bryan, who are her guests. { The luncheon was served at small ta- ,, )les. which were beautifully decorated, { md during the meal music was fur lished by an orchestra. Each guest { eceived as souvenirs of the occasion ; of American Beauties and handsome gold hat pins. Among those vho were Mrs. Trowbridge's guests were Miss Alice Cheney, Miss Wright, Hiss May Bishop, Miss Helen Hotch- iss Miss Edith Weir, Miss Gertrude Z Harrison, Miss Sargent and Miss Hope Z 1ennett. The Harmonic Jockey club will hold { ts annual entertainment at the club ouse on Elm street on the evening of { T. These entertainments were several years ago and have t lways been successful and largely at ended. Mrs Frederic Kingsbury was the ostess on Friday for one of the most - elightful small luncheons of the week. he table decorations which were vel w, were unusually attractive and sug- estive of the spring season, which is ot now so far distant. Among the uests were Mrs Edward Sargent, Mrs. l rank Shell, Mrs. J. B. Darlington Mrs.
 A. York jr, Mrs. Colin MacCrae In- ersoll Mrs. William Lyon Phelps and Irs Walter Camp.
 Congressman Sperry has succeeded in | ( pension of S6 month for