The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-19

~Locn. social Events Hero and Rise
where.
A party at the home of Theodore r.
sucher, son of Colonel sucher, was one
of the very pleasant affairs of last Fri
day evening. Mrs. Sucher and Mrs.
Howard made delightful chaperones. 1t
was "Boardman" crowd, Der &C.
muetlicher Klub,' of girls, and the boys
of Division A '03 being the ones pres
ent. A jolly evening was spent with
games and music: the music was rem
dered by Professors Trisch and Adler,
to the intense pleasure of the company.
At 10 o'clock all partook of an elaborate
spread. In the early morning, bus
ride to the trolley ended the evenings
fun, while all pronounced 1T q Jolly
good time"
Those present were: Misses Brennan,
Jones, E. e. and e. r. Augur, Bedell,
Crandall, Callahan, Hall, Malcolm,
Jacobs, Tyrrell, sucher, Robbins and
Ives.
Messrs. Brandt. Andrews Howard,
Sheldon, Baird. Miner, Weeks, Heaney,
Langly, Wallace, Kellogg, Flagg,
Schmidt, Woos!ervelt Newton, Marks,
Lansing and Shutter.
Mrs. Henry Parmelee and the Misses
Parmelee, who have been spending the
week in New. York at the Waldorf-As-
toria, returned on Friday
Miss TiIlie Schroeder and Dr. C. O.
F. Miller of Meriden paid visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Neebe, in
this city. yesterday.
Mrs. John Osborn of 1886 Orange
street, who has been quite i'll with grip,
is now convalescent. DIR. Rollin Nc
Neil is her attending physician.
Mrs. Francis G. Beach of IS Wall
street is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
X Beach, She will leave soon for the
west to spend the remainder of the
winter and will be the guest of her
brother, Mr.. Wells, at Minneapolis
MINI.
Mrs. James Lothian of ED street will
entertain the lady members of her
whist club and also their husbands and
gentlemen friends on Thursday even
ing. There will be twenty-four In the
party.
Miss Leila Chittenden is at her home
on Trumbull street to remain over Sun
day. She came down from Farming
ton, where she is a student, on Friday.
The next monthly meeting of the
Tribune Sunshine society will be held
with Mrs Frank B. Walker at No. 16:
York street tomorrow, instead of to.
day.
Bert Guthrie who is connected with
the New York & Boston Express COM
pany spent yesterday with his friend
| Samuel Robinson. Mr.. Robinson is al
electrician and has been with the w
w. Gale company in this city. but has
been transferred to the Brady company
| in Waterbury.
| Mrs. r. G. Shepard, wife of Professor
| Shepard of so Grove street, who has
been confined to the house for the pas
| three weeks with an attack of grip, /:
now able to be driven out.
| Mrs. Louis Weckesser of Waterbury
a former resident of Bishop street, wht
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Franl
| Tiesng of IS Bishop street, will return
| to Waterbury to-day.
| Mrs. Kingsbury Billings gave {
luncheon for her daughter, Julia, OF
Saturday. Twelve young people wer
| hidden, and among them were tn
Misses Leila Darlington, Ruth Kings
bury, Dorothy Newbury, Mabel Billings
and Mabel Baker.
x-AIderman M. Sonnenberg of TIL
NJ Sonnenberg & Co. music store Of
Chapel street will leave tomorrow TO
a few weeks visit with his daughter
Mrs. Rothschild Mrs. Sonnenberg will
accompany him.
A. Heaton Robertson and his daugh
ter, Miss Mabel Robertson, are in Mon
treal. Can, to witness the winter car
niyal.
At the Country club Friday evening
an enjoyable subscription dance wa
given by Miss May Porter, Miss Edn
| Warren Mason and c. A. Fulton-Phiz
enmayer. The Datronesses for tn
event were Mrs. Frederick S. Porter
who wore an elegant black spangle
gown; Mrs. George D. Leonard, Mrs
| Edward Y. Mason, Mrs. John Henney
| The hours were from until half-pas
one. Robinsons orchestra furnishes
the music and ct midnight supper wa
served.
Mrs. Bowers of Dixwell avenue vii
entertain the twelve lady members o
her whist club on Wednesday after
noon.
The Misses Violet and Lillian Tempt
Of Northampton, Mass. are spending
week with friends in this city.
The Church of the Ascension is t
have an entertainment on Wednesda
evening at o'clock, consisting Of mu
sic, vocal and instrumental. by mem
bers of the choir assisted by local tai
emit; also a drama Of comedy and reel
tations by a popular young miss c
West Haven.
Miss Lena Mayinger of Howard ave
nue. will sail on the steamer Deutsch
aand for Germany this week. She wi