The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-17

Local Social Events Here and Else-
 where.
 Invitations have been issued for ire wedding of Miss Agatha Adelaide AL ling and Frederick Lovejoy Durland. to take place Saturday, April 25, in St, Thomas church, New York. MT. and Mrs. Durland will be at home after May 10 at 146 Central Park West, New York Miss Alling is the only daugh- ter of John W. Alling, the lawyer and graduate of Yale 1862, the salutatorian of his class, and sister of Arnon Alling, who is also a graduate of Yale 1896, and with filling, Webb & More house in this city. Miss Alling is de- scended from Roger Alling, first treas urer of the New Haven colony in 1639, and of Samuel Alling, who donated five acres of ground to Yale when the college received it's original charter in 17O1, and John filling, treasurer of Yale from 1702 until he died, 1717, and from several officers and soldiers of the revo- lution. On her mothers side, Miss Alling is descended from Lieutenant Levi Hotchkiss of the Lexington Alarm" and later of the Sixth regi- ment of the Continental line. Miss AL i ling and her father have resided at the 1 Netherland in New York for three years. MT. Durland is a lawyer in New York, and is a graduate of Cornell uni- versity. He is a son of D. T. Durland and a nephew of the late Frederick Lovejoy.. who was president of the l Denver & Rio Grande railroad. Owing 1 to the death of Mrs. John w. filling, in January last. there will be no re- ception at the Netherland.
 Attorney Edgar c. Snyder will give an illustrated Iectrue on Alaska at the Church of the Redeemer this evening at o'clock, under the auspices of the Y. P. S. c. E.
 The Athletic association will hold their first annual social and dance at l Newman's dancing academy, 916 Chapel street, this evening. The pros l pective baseball nine, their substitutes and their fair lady friends are antici- pating a very enjoyable time on this occasion.
 A feature of the concert to be given next Tuesday evening in Foy auditor ium by the New Haven Orchestral club will be the arrangement of c. Bohn's "Slumber Song," by William E. Hae- sche, Mus. B. Mir. Haesche's arrange ment is an exquisite one. It is for a string orchestra and will be played by the clubs string orchestra.
 A very delightful little tea was given by Miss M. Annie Bostwick of San Souci, Short Beach, for a few of her | literary friends Wednesday evening. After leaving the tea table a pleasant social hour was passed and several l original poems were read by the au- thors present. The guests were Mrs. Hoss, wife of Professor Hoss of Friends college, Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. 1 Hoss is studying at Yale for the de- gree of Ph. D. Helen Chauncey, the well known writer, was also present, Miss Peck, genealogist, Miss Katherine Hussey, and Mrs. Andrews, all of this city.
 Mrs. R. o. Hooghtirk returned yes terday from two weeks visit with relatives in Torrington. Mrs Hoogh- kirks many friends will be glad to WeICOlHe nef UdCh dSdlIl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Reed left yes- terday for a fortnight's visit with MT. and Mrs. George Reed of Rockville.
 Charles H. Trowbridge, cashier at the Mechanics bank in this city, is ill at his home on Broad street, Milford
 MT. Trowbridge was taken i'll two
 weeks ago, and apparently recovered
 He had relapse on Wednesday morn
 ing. Yesterday his condition was con-
 siderably improved. He is being at-
 tended by Dr. Putney.
 F. J. Brauer celebrated his forty
 first birthday anniversary last night il1
 Turn hall. He is a member of the
 Arion society and to the Arions espe.
 cially he gave the celebration. MT
 Brauer is one of the best known Ger.
 man citizens of the city, He is engag-
 ed in business in Commerce street.
 Miss Caroline Fuller gave a farewell
 party last evening for her guest, Miss , Esther Wellman of Lowell, Mass. The engagement is announced of Miss Katharine c. Elliot, daughter of MT and Mrs. w. H. Elliot of Orchard 7 street, to Henry H. B. Manson O
 DWlSuL SIlcSt' ootii JouH5 pCoplC d } very well known socially, and have hosts of friends.
 Deborah lodge, No. IA, D. of R., I. o
 o. F., has decided to postpone thu ! planned rummage sale, which was t } have been held yesterday and to-day t } next week Wednesday, Thursday, Fri day and Saturday. All those wishing to contribute to this affair are request } ed to notify the committee. Salvador Sargossa, a Filipino sudden at the Yale Law school, visited tn } capitol at Hartford Wednesday as tn r guest of Representative Gruener 0 ? this city. MT. Sargossa is the first Fiji 5 ipino enrolled in the Yale universit \ catalogue.
 Edgar H. Smith, the milkman of Mil
 ford, is suffering an attack of rheuma
 tism which has confined him to hi
 house for some time.
 The Teutonia Singing society has add
 ed the following four new members
 Messrs. Frederick Weissheit, Frederic n Goetze, Eisele and Oscar Krmse. To y morrow the society will attend the af l. fair of. the Lyra Singing society a s Meriden. The start from this city wi r be made at 8 o'clock.
 q A very pretty wedding took place a n g o'clock Wednesday morning, whe
 Mary T. Collins and Thomas J. Murra