The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-21

--AnfereHting Social EEentH Here ma Elsewhere.
 Announcement was made Sunday of j the engagement of Leonard II. Dag, gett, the corporation counsel, to Miss Eleanor E. Cutler of this city. Mr. Daggett was graduated from Yale in 1884, and is a member of the law firm of White, Dagett & Tilson. Miss Cutler is a daughter of the late EVarts Cutler, a graduate of Smith college, and for the past few years has been a seacher in the New Haven high school. Mrs. A. c. Barrows, who formerly re- sided in New Haven, has returned to her Meriden home, after an enjoyable visit with friends and acquaintances in this city. Miss Estella Calhoun, who formerly resided in Wallingford, has recently visited friends in this city, and re- turned to her home at Guilford. Almost everybody in society who had guests over the Yale-Princeton game was at the country club Sunday with visitors, and there were Iuncheons in numerable. In fact the capacity Of the club house was taxed to the utmost.
 Al very interesting song recital will be given by Frederick s. Weld, assisted by Leo Schulz, violincello virtuoso, at Harmonic hall tonight at S:15. The re- cital is being eagerly awaited by the New Haven musical critics, both art ists being well known in local circles. Nr. weld is exceedingly talented.
 Miss Lillie E. Dustin will give a free Illustrated health talk for ladies only at the Church of the Messiah, Orange street, near Elm, this afternoon at o'clock.
 The president of the Country club, Henry L. Hotchkiss, had very merry party lunching with him Sunday among those noticed being MT. and Mrs Sage of Albany, the Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Young of New York, Miss Burnett of Louisville, Ky, T. s. Adams of New York, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Gar rison, H. Stuart Hotchkiss and MT. and Mrs. Warner of New York,
 The fiftieth anniversary of the mar riage of Mir. and Mrs. George Hegeman of 51 Asylum street, will be celebrated this evening at their home, from to 1C o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Hegeman ex- tended cordial invitation to all thelr friends to call on their golden wedding day.
 Dr. John D. Whitmore, A. B., Ph. D.. of Yale, who has had extensive exper- fence in teaching and who returned last summer from a course of study in the University of, Rreiburg, has been ap- pointed to the chair of chemistry and physics at Howard university, Wash ~ tn pvHf Dyson A. B.. of Yale, 1905, who had been appointed instructor in history at the same institution.
 At the Country club Sunday an ex- trenely handsome luncheon was given by MT. and Mrs. Charles S. DeForest for Mrs George H. Watrous and Miss Maud Watrous, and her fiance, Captain George Cha rleSs Grazebroels of H. M Al The other guests were MT. and Mrs Badger of Buffalo, N Y, and MT. and Mrs. S. c. Shaw of Boston.
 Mrs. Robert M. Wilcox has returned to Short Beach after visit in New York city. Her play, "Mizpah," will be brought out by Frohman in New York city soon. This play was enthusiastic ally received in San Francisco last year The play is in verse and is quite differ ent from most of the big theatrical successes and in this very difference lies it's charb.
 Judge J. S. Bryant of West Haver has just returned from a two weeks stay at his camp in the Adirondacks He shot deer during his stay in the woods. Eight inches of snow and 2 sleigh ride were some of his pleasant experiences.
 MT. and Mrs. Seth H. Moseley vii close their Wall street house in a few days and leave the city for DeLand Fla., where they have spent severa winters.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha ven branch of the Needlework guilt will be held at the rooms, 200 Orang, street, this afternoon at o'clock.
 The Mt. Carmel Book club was en fertained yesterday afternoon by Mis- M Annie Bostwick at Short Beach. Al exhibition of Miss Bostwick's paintings especially those which she painted il Italy last winter, were greatly admired and her informal descriptions were de- lightful Miss Ella Strong Bartlett reat most interesting paper on Paul Bart lett, the sculptor.
 The Carpenters union will give it. annual dance in Harmonic hall to-mor, row.
 Miss Alice Roosevelt went to Farm fngton on Saturday evening and vii spend a few days there with her aunt Mrs. w. s. Cowles. Miss Roosevelt at tended the game between the Yale-Har ward freshmen at Cambridge on Satur day. As Theodore Roosevelt, jr., is
 member of the Harvard freshman team she was grealy interested in the con test
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Palmer an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Bertha Humiston, to Alfred B. Otto. The wedding will take plac, W ednesday, November 29.
 5Dr. Mcqueen, Prof. and Mrs Whit ney, Mrs Harriet Palmer, Miss Natali Zacher, Miss Marjorie Milford, Alexan der Wood, jr., George Wood, Waite Palmer, and Thomas Matthews wer, among the Branford people who attend ed the Yale-Princeton game Saturday
 Miss Fannie Elwell teacher in tn public schools of Englewood, N J. visited her parents, MT. and Mrs Frank J. ElwelI of Campbell avenue 7 Try ILr1.