The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-27

IND OGheF reopAc AAm"~n VA rms CiEy
Local social Events Here and Elae-
where.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lothian enter
tanned the members of Mrs. Tothams
whist club and their husbands and gen
tlemen friends at their residence on Ed
street on Thursday evening. Whist
was played and the first gentleman's
prize. a pair of gloves. was Won by
George W. Merwin; the second gentle
mans prize. pair of blue silk sus-
! penders, by James lothian. Mrs. John
I Deming won first ladys prize, a Havi-
land salad dish, and Mrs. Arthur Rowe
+ the second, a china plate. Supper was
served and the party enjoyed social
evening.
Mrs Cummings of Ed street is quite
i'll with grip. DR.. Rollin Mcneil is at
| tending her.
| The Knights of Honor will give their
annual dance in Harmonic hall on Feb
ruary II.
The next supper at the Woodmont
chapel will occur on the evening of
Thursday, February 10. A poverty
supper will be given under the auspices
of the ladies of the church in March.
The supper, which was given in the
chapel January Is, was largely attend
ed by New Haven people and Melted
twenty dollars to the treasury of the
| chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seymour of
Chicago, ILL.,, are the guests of friends
on Oak place. Mr.. Seymour is engaged
in the manufacture of automobiles.
Mrs John r. Johnson of Woodmont
has been spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Merwin of %
ED street
The Regina assembly will hold its
fourth informal dance at Lenox hall
Friday evening. The committee in
charge are: George A. Edwards, Thorn
as W. Finigan, Raymond M. Hemming
and Archie R. Austin,
| One of the pleasantest functions of
| the winter months was the social tea
which was given by the managers of
the Ladies' Aid society of Humphrey
street Congregational church on Friday
afternoon from to o'clock. The par
| lors of the church in which the affair
| took place were very attractive with
decorations of palms and potter plants,
while canary birds in cages warbled
sweet music in unison with many Sc
| lections which were rendered on the
piano throughout the afternoon by Miss
Ada Parsons. It was strictly ladies'
| tea with but one gentleman present,
the pastor of the church, Rev. Frank
/ r. Luckey. There were upwards of one
hundred ladies present and a very
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Among those who presided at the tea
table and assisted in welcoming the
guests were: Mrs Frank r. Luckey,
wife of the pastor and president Of the
society; Mrs. Hanna, wife of former
pastor; Mrs Kochersperger, Mrs. 0. S.
Wright Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs.
Woodstock, Mrs. Richie, Mrs. Lewis,
Mrs. Arthur Rowe, Mrs. McWilliams,
Mrs. Burnett.
Mrs. George E. Somers of 626 Savin
avenue will entertain the Monday At
ternoon Whist club to-day.
The marriage of Henry Lewis Thomp
son and Miss Eva May Mcdonald will
take place February 4 at 1856 Dewitt
street
Miss Ina Van Leuvan of No. 572 Win
throp avenue has cards out for a whist
to be given on Thursday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Chamberlain
(nee Emily M. Davis are installed at
the Chamberlain cottage at Morris
Cove for their honeymoon.
On Wednesday evening the st. Am
brose club will meet at the home of
Mrs. w. S. Horton of Grown street.
The music of the evening will be from
Italian composers with Mrs. Clara
Brainard Forbes in charge.
The engagement is announced of DR..
I. NJ Heller, Yale 'O4, formerly Of this
Zepporah Freund, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Freund of New York city
Cards have been issued for whits
by Miss Idella C. Browning and Miss
Annie M. Browning at o'clock in the
afternoon of January 80, at No. 1913
Winthrop avenue.
The Ladies' Sewing society of Mish
kan Israel will give a whist and dance
in Harmonic hall on January 20.
George W. Lewis of the firm of Lewis
& Maycock has returned from a ten
weeks European trip. He came back
on the Celtic.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Smith Of ED
street will sail for Cuba February Z
for two months visit. Mr.. Smith
was the manager for many years of the
H. H Olds pie bakery.
On Thursday evening the Algonquin
club will hold private cotillion in Re-
publican hail.