The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-02
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Elsewhere. Mrs. II. M. Kochersperger is enter taining her sister, Mrs. Harry Johnston. of Philadelphia.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Whitney vile Congregational church will hold a social entertainment and an ice cream sale tomorrow evening in the parlors of the church. The entertainment will consist of play of Miles standish; the costumes and music will be inter esting, and large attendance is ex- pected.
 Many members of New Haven society will go to Morristown, N. J., Wednes- day to attend the wedding of Miss Alice Kinsley Twining and Eliot Wat rous. The wedding will take place at the South Street Presbyterian church of Morristown at half-past three We'd nesday afternoon. Following the cere- mony a reception will be held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Kins- ley Twining.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Alice filling, eldest daughter of Albert Alling, of West Chapel street, and Har- rison Green, of New York The wed- ding will take place some time in June MT. and Mrs. William H. Andrews, of Kensington street, have moved to their summer home, 59s Beach street West Haven.
 The first of Miss Alice M. Bacon's lectures On Japan was given in the United church chapel Thursday morn ing and notwithstanding the most un- pleasant weather imaginable there was a fair attendance. Miss Bacon's talk on tHow Old Japan Was Made" was thoroughly enjoyed, and her lecture next Thursday will doubtless be large ly attended.
 Robert c. J. Parmelee, who Is on the battleship Illinois, is at home with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Parmelee, of At water street, for seven days fur tough.
 Mrs. F. K. Sanders gave a reception at her home Friday evening for the members of the senicr class of the Yale Divinity school.
 Miss Isabel Tolles. of Elm street, will
  ble club this afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Edward B. Munson, of the Kensington, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Maude Josephine Munson, to Harrington Ed ward Walker. of Detroit.
 Colonel Norris G. Osborn will preside at the invitation lecture of the Wolfe Tone club in Foy auditorium next Fri day night. The speaker of the evening will be Miss Charlotte Molyneux Hol- loway, of New London, her subject be- ing "The Origin and Language of the Gaelic Race" Miss Holloway is lit erary woman of note and has been Q lifelong student of Irish history. She is also a gifted lecturer and has achieved much success on the platform.
 Miss Helen H. Boil, instructor of German in the New Haven high school, and president and manager of the County Home club of the school, has arranged for sale of fancy work, home made cake, candy and aprons to be held on Friday afternoon from to 6 o'clock in the parlors of Harmonic hall. The admission will be free. The pro- ceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the children of the County home The club consists of members of the high school and was organized by Miss Boil, under whose direction a number of affairs have been given for the benefit of the children of the home. On the evening of the same day an en- tertainment is to be given in the hall for the same cause. There are to be selections by quartette from the Yale <I.4t> ar,d q hN pills from Miss Boll's classes, illustrated by tableaux, and solos by Leonard Ty- Ter and Irving Beebe. The patronesses are Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Frank H. Beede, Mrs. Morris Tyler, Mrs. l.. B. Morris Mrs. Russell H. Chittenden, Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers, Miss Emily E. Morris and Miss Boll.
 A farewell dinner was given on Fri day evening at the Graduates club by Professor Russell H. Chittenden in honor of the distinguished lecturer Pro- lessor c. $. Sherrington, of Liverpool. The guests asked to meet Professor Sherrington were Professor Henry T. Bowditch a nd Professor William T. Porter of Harvard, Dr. J. s. Meltzer, of New York; Professor Frederick S. Lee, of Columbia, Professor Graham Lusk, of New York university, Dr. Durham, of New York, Professor H. c. Abbott and Professor E. T. Reichert, of the University of Pennsylvania, President A. T. Hadley, Dr. w. H. Carmalt, Hor- ace Fletcher, pr. Francis Bacon, Prd- lessor Herbert E. Smith and Dr. J. P. c. Foster.
 The Knights of Columbus of New London are hustling these days to in- sure the election of District Deputy Morris P. Fitzgerald as a representa- tive to the national council meeting ir Louisville.
 MT. and Mrs. Elbridge L. Howe en. tertained the members of their euchre club at their home on West Chape street Friday evening. The house was very handsomely decorated by Cham. pion. The guests were MT. and Mrs Wilson H. Lee, Senator and Mrs. Rollir S. Woodruff, MT. and Mrs. Frank c Bushnell. MT. and Mrs. w. Harris, MT MT. and Mrs. George w. Lewis, Mr. ane Mrs. H. M. Kohcersperger, MT. anc Mrs. F. B. Walker, Mr. and Mrs Will liam F. Futile and Mrs. Harry John. ston. of Philadelphia.
 The annual commencement exercises of the New Haven Normal School o1 Gymnastics will take place at Ander, son gymnasium Thursday, Friday ane