The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-23

Elizabeth Coggins, Evelyn BurWell
 Margaret Callahan, Essie Donovan
 Carrie Fno Jennie Reed, Florence Enc
 Lena Brettel, Maud Beardsley anc
 Mrs. Burwel and Harold WlnsloW
 Harry Cook, Louis King, Harry Bar
 rett, William Merwin, Frank Mcclure
 l. Jenks William Holt, Dwight Kelsey
 and Stanley Beardsley The evening
 was spent in playing games and whist;
 also vocal and instrumental selections
 were delightfully."- rendered.
 The following artists have kindly con-
 scented to appear a the testimonial con-
 cert to be given at Immanuel Baptist
 church next Tuesday evening to Rev.
 MT. Powell: Vocal solos, Miss Mabel | O'Neil, Mime Bosworth. John Ross and A. F. Booker; recitations, Mrs. w. K-
 Hickman and H. Morgan; selections, Miss Adeiine Saunders and Mrs. Emma | K. White Porter; violin solo, Miss Jo-
 sephne Phillips; addresses Judge Liv-
 ingston w. Cleaveland, Revs George
 H. Ferris, Eugene Henderson and Ed i ward F. Coin; pianist, Maurice Porter
 piano selection, Melville Charlton. or ganist of St Philips church, New 1 York; selections, Immanuel choir. The | patrons and patronesses are MT. and 1 Mrs. Charles ONeil of Bridgeport Mr. and Mrs P. B. Burbridge, of Ansonia MT. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart, MT. and | Mrs Moses T. Rice. MT. and Mrs F. K. Swan, MT and Mrs. w. Thomas, MT
 and Mrs. John Ross, jr., MT. and Mrs. Garrison H. Johnson, MT, and Mrs. Anthony Skinner MT and Mrs. William
 Cato, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Whitfield,
 MT and Mrs. A. F. Booker MT. and
 Mrs. James Pugh. MT. and Mrs. N. M.
 Mayo, Mir and Mrs. Thomas Allen, MT.
 and Mrs Edward James, MT. and Mrs.
 Simon Johnson, MT. and Mrs George
 $. Salisbury, MT. and Mrs. Frederick
 Young MT. and Mrs. w. Amos and MT
 and Mrs. Thomas Jennings; ushers, Theodore Hill, Charles Porter Burton Beale and Richmond Swan; committee of arrangements, Mrs. James F. Porter chairman; Mrs Joseph Whitby and Mrs. l. N. Porter: refreshments, Mrs. Carrie Pynes, chairman. MT, Powell is held in very high regard in New Ha- ven, and deserves to be, for he is man of fine ability and eonsecrated to his work.
 At the annual meeting of the Kent club of the Yale Law school Tuesday evening the following officers were elected; President, A. P. Hayes 1902, of Bethlehem. Conn; vice president c. Bronson, 1903, of this city; secretary, William Downes, 1904, of Danbury; as sistant secretary, H. R. Thompson, 1902 of Brattleboro, Vt; executive commit I fol Springfield, Mass, and George WhittIe- sey, 1904, of this city; critique, F. S. | Holsteen, 1902, of Burl ngton, Iowa; as- sistant critique, Charles D. Lockwood | of Stanford Conn. All of the officers | made brief remarks upon their election, | and to Secretary Downes belongs the | honor of being the first officer in the | history of the Kent club to receive a i e-election to office. The club will hold | ! debate next Monday evening at 7:15 | n the Law school building The sub feet under discussion will be: "Resolv- | sd, That the present system of caucus | should be abandoned" President Hayes is delegate to the con- 'titutional convention.
 MT. and Mrs F. A. Hauff, of 1902 Vest Chapel street, entertained their vening whist club Tuesday night. All he members were in attendance The anne began at 8:30 and continued until l o'clock, with intervals for visiting he dining room, where an elegant buff ct luncheon was served. The table vas charmingly arranged with broad ands of pink ribbon carried across it he length and breadth, intersecting in he center underneath n magnificent lunch bowl of pink decorated china milaX wound the chandelier, and at ither end of the table stood three ranched candelabra burning ping can les covered with pink shades. Among he delicacies served were large fresh andied strawberries, a comparatively 1 CIV method of treating this delicious 1 ,uit The hulls are left on, and to one l 'ho has not seen them before the sur I rise is great to find that instead of iting into a candy a fresh strawberry , es beneath the sugared surface. The anne resulted in victory to Mrs. Henry
 Peck and Mrs. Howard c. Webb for e le women and to c. w. Pickett and i, IT. Hauff for the men. Mrs. Peck re- i; ,ived a handsome book. Mrs, Webb a. 1e embroidered handkerchief MT | ickett a decorated German stein and d r. Hauff a book. After the awarding y
 prizes the men adjourned to MT W auff's delightful Oriental den and en- l! yed smoker" Among those pres g 1t were General and Mrs. Henry s. tI ack, Mir and Mrs. Frank w. Guion, h r. and Mrs. George Hayes, MT. and V rs. Edward P. Avery. MT. and Mrs. a nward c. Webb and MT. and Mrs. p chard Tyner Il delightful whist party was given u st evening by Miss Iillie I. Butter IS lS Drth at her home, 570 Elm street. The u eeting was also the occasion of the VI of the former Academy o- hist club, this being it's first meeting n . the season of 1902 The competition Y, . the prizes and honors was keen and VI ry interesting, and the prizes award W
 were well won. After the whist 4 Ter games were enjoyed and light re- el el shments Were served and dancing ,,n,, lowed to piano music by Miss Sadie M ButterwOrth. Those present vere 7' ss Lillie I. Butterworth, Miss Sadie t1t Buterworth Miss Edna Bronson, t1, ss Lena Bronson, Miss Abbie Spring Ia d. Miss May Linden. Thatcher Gill si, t, Dwight Burnham Oscar Ericsson ,, erman Everett, Mir Potter and Louis hi lman. II,