The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-10

-AnteresunE social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. A. F. Glaessner of Meriden is the guest of Mrs s. 4. Glaessner of los High street.
 President and Mrs. 4. T. HadIey gave reception to the members of the freshman class at their Whitney ave nue residence yesterday afternoon. The receiving hours were from f until o'clock.
 The girls of the senior class of the New Haven high school have presented to the school a handsome winged vic tory" statue, which has been accepted and will be placed in the main corridor of the building. The money for this gift was raised last spring by a sale of articles for the benefit fund for dec oration of school buildings
 Miss Florence Harrison of Atwater street is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Scranton of East River.
 A pretty wedding took place Wednes- day evening at o'clock in the COngre- gational church at Orange, when Miss Lotta May Russell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward W. Russell, was united in marriage to Albert Miles Clark of Or ange. A reception followed at the home of the brides parents, where the young couple received the congratulations of many of their friends.
 Walter Camp gave a handsome little luncheon at the Country club Wednes- day for John Drew. the actor.
 Mrs. W. D. Bush and son Evelyn are spending the week with MT. and Mrs. Charles H., Dee of Madison.
 Miss Villa Wilson, the daughter of Rev. w. w. W. Wilson of the Grace on Portsea street.
 President and Mrs. A. T. Hadley went down to Mamaroneck, l.. l., Wednesday to attend the wedding of Miss Laura Barnum, daughter of MT. and Mrs Will liam Barnum, and Richard Levering which took place at noon Wednesday in St Thomas Protestant Episcopal church of Mamaroneck.
 Considerable interest is being shown in the concert to be given under the auspices of the ladies' aid society in the historic stone church in East Ha- ven next Wednesday night. The con cert will be under the direction of John Chnautz of this city, well known in musical circles, and some of the main attractions will be solos by Miss Rose O'Brien of Brooklyn, \. Y.,. the glorious contralto, and such favorite here. Miss Antoinette Brett, the pianist; Miss Edith May Root, the reader; MT. Hall, CTS. MT. Chnautz himself will also be heard in solos. There. is no doubt but that the church will be filled with mu- sic lovers.
 who has been quite i'll at his home for the past three weeks, was able to sit up yesterday for a short time.
 David T. Roberts of Warmer hall an- . nOunGGS5 In6 engagement OI ms QdERn- ter, Katharine Belle to Robert Earle Broughton Hall Yale 'O1, of this city,
 Miss Mamie Lahey of 9 Day street will spend Saturday and Sunday with friends in Waterbury.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given Harry Whil1dey at his home on Central avenue, Westyille, Wednesday evening in honor of, his twenty-second birthday. Many beautiful presents were received by MT. Whilldey from his many friends.
 There will be meeting of the ladies of the Sacred Heart parish this evening to complete arrangements for the enter tainment to be given in the parish hall on the evening of December 1, when the drawing for the $50 in gold will take place. The following ladies have been appointed to take charge! Mrs. Edward l Cation, chairman general; Miss Ellen S. Molloy, secretary; Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, chairman of the entertainment commit IIllbe -asststed-by Mrs, Joseph Reilly, Mrs. M. F. Sullivan, Miss Alice i Maxwell, Miss Mary O'Meara, Miss Rose Tiernan, Miss Mary Doran, Miss Mary Kate McDermott, Mrs. William Marc ney, Miss Mae Bowman, Mrs Dr. Slat- | tery, Miss Ada Kearns, Mrs. Richard l Butler, Miss Tessie Conboy, and Miss l 1nittee are Mrs. T. Campbell, Mrs. J, Shannon, and Miss M. Delaney, and on | the refreshment committe, Miss Mary | McGarry, Miss Ada kearns. Mrs. F. Me l ElUmDuSIls 4bIlu Nl4SS Vu d. AotIIO1ls hO | decorations committee consists of Mrs, ! Frank Gillon, chairman assisted by 1 Miss Nellie Burke, Miss Kitty Cunning | ham, Miss Annie Mulcahey, Mrs. J. | Lynch, Mrs. w. Ryan, Mrs. J. McLouh- | lin, Mrs. J. Kelly, Mrs. R. Butler Mrs l M. F. Walker, Mrs. T. E. McAviney and | Mrs James Shannon.
 The monthly meeting of the Mayf1ow- | CT branch of the Tribune Sunshine so- | ciety will be held Monday, November 13, | at D. m, at the home of it's president, | Mrs T. J. Adams of 25 Whalley avenue l It is earnestly desired that every mem- 1 Der be present as matters pertaining to 1 the coming fair, to be held December 4, | will be brought up.
 The association of the New Haven | county Y. M c. A. committeemen's con- ference was held Tuesday at the Young | Mems Christian association for the pur- pose of discussing the committeeman | and their qualifications. Robert Ross, | setretary of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A., [ the Waterbury, Derby, Ansonia, Meri- | den, and Guilford branches, Railroad | and Y M. c. A. of New Haven, and the | Goffe street branch were present. A | supper was served by the auxiliary at | e:45 o'clock, after which there was a speech by Levi T. Snow, welcoming the | members and giving the freedom of the | building to them. Walter Downes as toastmaster called on MT States, who | gave notice of the county conference to be held Saturday and Sunday, Novem- Der 25 and 26 in Wallingford.
 ENTERTAINMENTS.