The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-15
1o2 CHURCH STREET.


 At atrracIive amusement trio, mu- sicale. whist and dance, will be offered by the ladies of St. Joseph's Guild in Harmonic hall next Thursday eYen- ing. The funds will be devoted to the needs of the poor of the parish. Tick cts are being sold by the guild mem- bers and will be on sale at the box off, fee Thursday evening. An overture by Arpin's orchestra will open the pro- gramme.
 Saturday proved a very busy day at the Country club, and although the in- dications in the early afternoon were not very encouraging weatherWise, many who had planned to lunch there were out early. Mrs Isaac Bromley entertained very delightfully."- seven 3 friends at luncheon and Miss Dorothy z Wright gave a luncheon at. which she had five friends. Prof and Mrs. Ben janin Bacon entertained small num- Der of guests, and MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Trowbridge also entertained infor- mally Miss Norton and c. H. Zimmer- man both had friends out to luncheon. Three of the board of managers were also out to dinner, including F. C. ! Hotchkiss, Frank L. Bigelow, E.4.R R. Sargent. Among others who entertain- ed there earlier in the week were Miss Granniss of waterbury and Pine Orchard, who gave a luncheon for four on Thursday noon; w. A. Rice, who en- tertained three friends on that same day; John w. Bristol, who gave anoth- CT small luncheon party; MT. and Mrs. J. P. Cushion. who gave luncheon for four. oh Wednesday; MT. Arnold, who entertained on Thursday, and Miss Beers whos on Tuesday, had half dozen friends to lunch there.
 MT. and Mrs F. A. Parsons have invited few friends to their home, 13 . Beers streetg for Friday evening, to hear MT. Aptommas, the harpist, play.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierce N. Welch of j West Chapel street have had as their guest recently their daughter, Mrs. John Gaines Of New York. Their other daughter, Mrs. Henry solon Graves, also returneds4lome the past week from the Philippines, where she has been with her husband, Prof. Graves of the Yale forestry school.
 Rev. Louis A. Parsons, formerly of North Haven. will arrive here from Philadelphia to-day to spend week lof rest with his parents, MT and Mrs E A. Parsons. The great success the young minister has attined in St. James Episcopal church in Philadel- lphia is specially gratifying when one knows that this is one of the largest churches of this denomination in America. Rev. MT. Parsons has risen to the senior curacy
 Mrs. Mary R. Baldwin, who has been lspending the winter in Biloxi Miss, has arrived at the home of her brother
 Frank Kimberly, in West Haven, where she will spend the summer months.
 The class of 's7S. gave dinner at lthe Yale club in New York city last Saturday evening. It was unusually well attended. over fifty members of tthe class being present. A loving cup was presented to one coming the long, lest distance. Dr. w., A. Granville was Iguest of honor, representing the Shelf. faculty. Y. {, t4s,5 rs ss,5$g Miss Marian P. Whitney of Church tstreet has been appointed to the chair lof German at Vassar college and will Iassume her duties there at the open- Il ling of the fall term
 Among the Branford people who at ttended the exercises in Anderson gym- |nasium Saturday were Mrs. E. Cline
 Bradley. Miss Roberta Bradley, Mrs. lJ. W. Nichols, jr., and Miss Mabel lFoote Mrs. Edward Taylor is entertaining Miss Flanagan of Orange, N. J., at her lhome in Trumbull street
 The date of the concert of the Bran lford military band in Tuesday even ; ling, May 16. A fine programme is be ling prepared. 4tc
 MT. and Mrs. William T. Barnum ot
 Sherman avenue have as their, gues X Miss Vida Richardson Of New Hamp tshire. They have just purchased {
 summer home in Great iBarrington ' Mass, and will go up there for tn : summer
 " Invitations were received here thi r. week for the wedding of Miss Julie l. Darlington Buck formerly of this cit f. land now of New York, to Richard Higl a iCarleton of Boston. The wedding vii 10 Itake place in this city at Trinit IF. church on the green on the afternoo
 of May 27, at o'clock. Miss Buck pr mother was the daughter Of pr. Pin r. iJewett of this city, and previous to he to marriage several years ago to Benja st min Webster, mde here home with he
 daughter here. as...., .aa53. { H. Mrs. Alfred Miles of West Haven en h. itertained the members of the. Frfda ,h Afternoon Whist club at her home Q of Elm street Saturday. The substitute of for the afternoon were Mrs, E. A. Lett " iney, Mrs. Charles Graham, and MT: B. IT. A. Stormont. The first prize, half es dozen cream glasses was won by Mr. al William Doherty and the second priz' h. a china chop plate, by Mrs. Edwin 4 Id Lettney. sl ,@2 ch Mrs. Samuel Hemingway has bee ke entertaining Ter father, the Rev. D Tt Burdette Hart. formerly of this cit m and member of the Yale corporation, z
 her home in Temple. street the pa: nd week. Dr. Hart and his daughter, MT i'll 1 Perkins reside now in Philadelphia K and came here for a short visit wit