The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-01
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Gave Party for hfrs stevensoni ohm
 Fitzgsraid's Thirteenth BiritE ,y-
 New Years Reception for pe ltoI sYsang Lady-L4ap Year Dsin by
 More Young Lad les Tonight.
 Wednesday evd ming Mrs. ,ne S. Moody of Poplar street gave bend h. CT, George Stevenson, Harvards9elSneff. 'o7, pitt party. The fascinating garne entertained durin the evening, after which delicious refreshments were served. Among those present were the Misses Grosvendr, Russell. Slater. Cooper, Johnston. Hurd, HowlettI Ndr- ton. Cooke and streeter and Mrsl Lar son; also Messrs. Thompson, Hodgson. Austin, Nelson, Floyd. Mix, Stevenson, Larson, Welch, Moody and Abbott. MT. Stevenson will rel turn to Cambridge on Monday, having Epent the holiday Va cation with his parents.
 A surprise in Honor of his thirteenth birthday anniveAsary was tehdered John Fitzgerald of 121o State street Wednesday evening. About forty-fve young people were present and music, games and delicious luncheon was en- loved.
 Mrs W. E. Porter of 1245 State street Wednesday afternoon gave a New Years reception in honor of her niece, Miss Hazel Porter of Bristol. who is spending the holiday vacation with helr aunt. A delightful afternoon was spent by Miss Hazel's New Haven friends in various amusernents. Miss Florence Basserman and Philip Hugo put the donkey's tail nearest the caorrett place and carried off honors in the shape oy cup and saucer and boolS-mark respect lively. Miss Inez Lambeth reaId "Th@ Bald Headed Man" "The New Minist ter" and 'How to Know a Ripel Watert melon" to delight the children. 4 dainty luncheon was served at 5 cclockL after which the guests departed. Those present were: Hazel F, Portef, Char lotte Hein, Mildred Ives, Pauline Ivesl Gertrude Brennan, Florence Ba$serman Inez Langbein, Charles KautE, Fred Basserman, James Everitts, Frederick Langbein, John Brennan, IT.. Philip Hugo and baby George Hugo. The nine girls who had such a jolly, time at the "Uneeda ReSt' cottage att Cosey Beach last summer will reviva pleasant associations at their leap year. dance to be given in Warner hall to- night. They have extended invitations to about thirty-five copies. Their pa tronesses will be Mrs. Hooghlkirk, Mrs. Auger, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Sparks. Music for dancing will be supplied by Lilley's orchestra The hall will be decorated with palms and ffowers and special care will be exercised in the adornment of the chaperon's stand. The nine girls are the Misses Van Leuvan,
 Sparks, Hofacker, Brown, Palmer, Kel-
 ley, HoogslSirk and Buckingham. Rev. H. J, Lang of Worcester, Mass,
 is visiting friends and relatives in this section. ga
 ! A cobweb party was given by Miss Bertha Sturgis at her home, l190 Grand avenue, on Tuesday evening" to few nf her friends. Strands of ribbon led from cellar to garret and 1 in divers places and the young people enjoyed the
 evening in finding the end of their rib-
 bon. The prize winners were Martha
 Chatfield, doll barometer, and Clifford
 Roberts, a gold stick pin set with
 pearls.
 l The election of officers of Persever- ance council No. 3S, D. of u. was held
 Wednesday evening and resulted as ] follows: Counselor, Mrs G. H. Sim
 mons: associate counselor, Mrs. Jen- nie Dudley; vice counselor Mrs. Joel
 Rice; associate vice counselor, c. Fl.
 Seeley; recording secretary, Miss Eulia
 Bradley; financial secretary, Mrs. Ada
 A. Sperry; treasurer, Mrs Mary J..
 Gierding; inside guard, Mrs Ida Ferris;
 outside guard, Mrs. Charlest Hotchkiss; | third trustee, Mrs. Mary L. Walker. l The marriage of William D. Mallory Allene, son of May Allen Conboy, of 4Se Forbes avenue and Miss Elsie Weindel-
 bow Is announced.
 | Thomas Conboy, who fell three weeks
 ago and sprained his ankleS is improv- jin=,