The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21

ley Dexter. MT. Van Buren is the
 grandson of the late Joseph F. Shef-
 field.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Hiler are the guests of MT. and Mrs c. A. Morse.
 Miss Katherine Seymour Parsons and
 Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley are to give
 a recital at Miss Porter's school in Far
 mington tomorrow evening" Miss Par
 sons, it will be remembered, was heard
 a short time since at the residence
 of Professor and Mrs. Thomas Day
 Seymour on Hillhouse avenue in very
 charming recital.
 Senator and Mrs. James P. Bree are
 at Atlantic City, N. J., where they will
 enjoy the pleasant early spring wealth.
 CT.
 On Monday, the 18th, the class of '7S will give a dinner at the Yale club in | honor of their classmate, Governor
 Taft of the Philippines. It is also
 hoped to have Governor Hunt of Porto 1 Rico present.
 Mrs. Mary A. Camp of Shelton, aged
 ninety-two years, is visiting Mrs. Will | liam B. Bradnack of 157 Chapel street. Miss Mary Elizabeth Whittelsey Is expected home on the 26th of April af- ter a three months visit spent in traV- cling mainly in California and up the | western coast. Some time was spent in Pasadena. Santa Barbara, Coronado Beach and the Cateline Islands, as we'll as San Francisco On the homeward trip the party stopped at Fort Grant, Ariz, one of the first forts where they were entertained at Commandant Wes- tons home. Many social functions were given in their honor
 Mrs Walter Ellsworth Coe Mrs. Harry B. Jepson and Miss Jepson of sherman avenue were hostesses at charming tea given Saturday after noon at the residence of Colonel Coe, 96 sherman avenue The rooms were beautifully decorated with roses and other blossoms sent from the hot houses of Mrs. Goes mother at Madi- son, N, J. The color scheme of the dec- orations was pink. Mrs. Coe was very becomingly gowned in white figured batiste, over blue silk and trimmed with chiffon and lace. Mrs. Jepson was gowned in blue and white satin foulard with trimmings of Russian lace and
 
 pink dimity of a peau de soie slip of the same color. Those assisting in re- ceiving were Mrs. J. D. Mcguire of New York, Mrs. John w. Coo of New York, Miss Coe and Miss Ada Coe of Meri- den, Mrs. Edwin Oviatt, Mrs Charles A. Futile and Miss J. Harriet Austin of this city. Mrs. Mcguire and Mrs. Futile presided at the tea urns, while the young ladies assisted in serving. Among those receiving cards were Mrs. Simon Fox, Mrs. Wilson H. Lee, | Mrs Frank Corbin. Mrs. G. G. Pown- I ing, Mrs. John Punderford, Mrs. Will liam K. Townsend, Mrs. Benjamin l Jepson, Mrs. Morris Tyler, Mrs. John | Mrs. Chalfont Robinson, Mrs | Otto Ramsay Mrs. Fred A. Betts. Mrs. | James Parrish, Mrs Wurtenburg, Mrs. | Charles Curtiss, the Misses Bronson of | Dwight street, Mrs. Charles Hartman, | Mrs. Hershey Sheath Miss Seymour, | Mrs. Edgar Kelley, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. | Emerson Taylor, all of this city; Mrs l John W. Coe, mother of Colonel Coe | the Misses Meeks, Mrs. John Perry Platt of Meriden, and Miss Colt | of Pennington. Those who assisted at l the reception with their husbands were at supper party after the reception. Among the men who were asked for supper and later for the even ng were Colonel Coe, Professor Harry B. Jepson, Charles F. Lark and Lucius P. Fuller, both of the Vale law sc..ool, Edwin Oviatt, Walter Allen. Dr. Charles A. Futile, Alfred Merritt and 0r John w Che and I n Mao,Iira l 'f New York.
 Miss Irma Daley is preparing to give ! very pretty dancing reception to her pupils Saturday afternoon. April 26, at
 o'clock at Harmonic hall. Miss Dali ey, who spent some time in New York |