The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-22
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
oU1NN1PIAo CANOE CLUES
 NOVEL WHIST.

Forty-two Tables Divided Into Tribes
 Hall Decorated With cnnoes-The
 Prize Winners-Surprise Party Ten
 dered Miss Mabel Riggs-An Enjoy
 able A6air-s. of T. Whist.
 The Quinnipiac Canoe club gave a novel whist at Polar Star hall We'd nesday evening. The forty-two tables were divided into tribles, over which presided chiefs, members of the club. Two canoes aided in the decoration of the hall. which was very pretty. A surprising discovery was made when the hour for awarding prizes arrived, for it was found that in addition to the regular prizes for the ladies, the eair sex having played as gentlemen. had captured their awards also. The ladies' prizes were won by Mrs. Scranton, a cut glass dish and Miss | Jennie Griswold, a palm. The gentle mems by Miss Maude Kelly, a silk um- brella, and Mrs. Paul Robertson, mili- tary brushes. The committee in charge os the affair. which lasted from 9 to 10:30 o'clock, was William Blatehley. Homer Dennison, Frederick Smith and Charles Blatchley. The gentlemen in charge of the sections were Raymond White. Harry Rowe, Dwight Chamber lain. Edmond Williams. and Warren Doolittle. The Canoe club has begun to formulate plans for fourth dance, the other three of their series having proved such noteworthy successes. | Harvey Pond Of South Front street, who has been quite i'll with the grip, durin gthe past ten days, is recovering.
 On Wednesday evening Miss Mabel Riggs, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. R.. Riggs. was pleasantly surprised by her Friends at her home, 1S0 Lenox street. The evening was spent in mu- sic, dancing and games. A buffet lunch was served late in the evening. Those present were the Misses Min nie Howard, Grace DDunham, Bertha Niles. May Huntington, Charlotte Fabrique, Bessie Palmer, Hattie Thomas, and Mrs. E. Darton, MT. and Mrs. E. Riggs and William Stone, Jesse Bradley, Charles Gallagher, John Each om, Ellis Weaver. Carl Lang, also a 1 few friends from New York.
 The entertainment and dance of Co., llumbia castle, K. G. E., Friday evening O. this week promises to be a success
 both socially and financially. The en-
 tertainment will be especially intreest- ing and will commence at o'clock sharp.
 Hiram Camp division, No. IA, S. of T. held a whist in it's hall, 3S Grand ave-
 nue, Wednesday evening, which proved
 very pleasant evening" Prizes were
 won as follows: First ladies Mrs. Ty.
 Ter, half dozen butter dishes; consola.
 tion. Mrs. Morris, toothpick holder;
 first gentleman's, Robert Golf. cigal
 holder: consolation. Captain Seeley
 harmonica- Refreshments were served
 during the evening. While whist wa:
 being enjoyed the younger people play.
 ed pit. Russell Pollard winning tn,
 prize
 The Alpha Delta society enjoyed it!
 second annual baneuetSat the home O
 Miss Nellie Edmondson, Blatehley ave
 nue on Wednesday evening The affai was given in honor of Miss France. Streeter. who is soon to remove tt Torrington. Conn. During the eyenins Miss Streeter was presented with pic ture of the club as token of thei friendly feeling toward her. Thos, present were Miss Frances Streeter Miss Sadie Cooper. Miss Ethel Flint Miss Helen Cook, Miss Bertha Hunt ington, Miss Susan Benham, Miss An nie Meek. Miss Jessie Page, Miss Oliv, Robertson. Miss Viola Holiday, Mis- Nellie Edmondson, and Miss Louis Cooke.