The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-29
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--InterestIng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Among thearrivals from Mt. Holyoke to spend the spring vacation at theli homes in New Haven are the Misses Marguerite Bradley, Vera Timn1, Bessie Clark, Winfred Saunders, Edna Ferry Grace Taylor and Florence Redfeld.
 Miss Helen Ufford of Harriet street has returned home from Smith college to spend the spring vacation.
 Miss Bernice Brooks is expected home tomorrow for a brief vacation. Miss Brooks is attending school in Washing ton, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Haesche leave to-day for Lakeville, where this evening Mrs. Haesehe will give song recital at the Hotchkiss school. MT Louis Heine, the 'cellist of the Kalten- born quartet, will assist Mrs. Haesche.
 The members of the cast of the oper- etta, .The Wonderful Dr. Slick" given at Harmonic hall last Thursday, pre- sented Max Leichter, the business man. ager of the play, with beautiful Elks tooth.
 Miss Ellen L. Crane, of West Haven, who has been engaged as soprano solo, ist at the Grand Avenue Congregational church, is a new singer and has a very sweet clear yoiceof much promise
 At a meeting of the musical union Sunday afternoon, Louis P. Well and Louis Felsburg were elected. delegates to the annual meeting of the American Federation of Musicians at Detroit Mich. Silas Mtzger and James Dunn were elected as alternates. ....
 Mrs. Reynolds Dill will give a very pretty children's dancing reception in Warner Hall, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Many fancy dances will be ir- troduced.
 Miss Sutherland of West Haven is spending her vacation with Mrs. Horace McDivitt at her home in Norwich.
 Miss Margaret Hogan, the soprano, is taking needed rest in beautiful Lakewood, N. J., and has been granted a vacation from her church position in Bridgeport for few Sundays until her strength has been regained.
 The annual supper of the Ladies' Benevolent society of Dwight Place church will be held in the Sunday school room of the church tomorrow night. Supper will be served from 6:3O to o'clock, after which the Yale Frsh, men Glee club will entertain with songs.
 Among the seniors at Vassar college enjoying their spring vacation in New Haven and Branford are the Misses Emeline Street, Elizabeth Curtis, Ma rian Nichols, Madolin Zacher and Ber- tha Street. g.4sea
 Miss Edith Augur, at present singing {, at Trinity church, will after May :. sing in the same capacity at Dwight Place church, exchanging with Miss Louise Daniker ~
 Mrs. R c. Parmelee of Campbell ave l1ue.. with her sons. Robert and Vine, will visit with her mother, Mrs. Henry Flencher, for the next two weeks in Hartford.
 Miss Mae Curran of Edwards street gave reception on Sunday evening in honor of her sister, Miss Julia Curran, who has just returned from a visit to New York. Piano solos were rendered by Miss Margaret Riley and Miss Ger trude Rocks, vocal solos by Miss Mae Kelleher, Helen Riley and R. Smith. Among those present were the Misses Margaret Riley, Helen Riley, Helen Hove Smith, Mae kelleher, Mae Cur ran and Messrs Hoffman, Smith, Hunt, and Miller. .t..-s
 There will be no solo quartet at the Summerfield M. E. church this year, a large chorus choir being formed under the direction of Mrs Ernest M. Butler.
 The Entrous Nous assembly met with Miss Nolan of Poplar street Monday games and music was spent. .*
 Mrs. Charles H. Caffin, the noted art critic, will deliver the third lecture of the Trowbridge course at the Yale Art school tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. His subject will be "John s. Sargent; Portrait Painter" one full of interest to all lovers and students of art.
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