The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-13
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

CrittentOn work to be held on Wednes- day, the 18th, at Mrs. M. F. Tyler's, 8 College street, promises to be a great success. There are departments to please everybody, and every one is in- vited to attend. A special table is ar ranged for children containing Christ mas tree with it's gifts of dolls of all sorts, etc., etc A large supply of home made cake. candy and jelly has been promised, and the enthusiastic manag- CTS of the mission have been working all summer collecting useful and fancy articles for this sale. Mrs. Tyler's home will be open for guests from 2 until o'clock.
 Mrs. Charles Gilbert of Trumbull street gave a pretty little dinner on Thursday evening for MT. and Mrs. Augustus Blagden, who returned from their wedding trip about a week ago. There were eight guests. MT. and Mrs. Blagden have taken a house on Cold Spring street for the year Mrs. Blagden was also the guest of honor at a lunch con given by Miss Maria K. Dana at the Country club on Friday. There were twelve guests.
 The engagement of Miss Marion R. Canby, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. T. Canby of Wilmington, Del, to Lee Wilson Dodd, Yale '99S., Is just an- nounced here. Miss Canby is a sister of Henry s. Canby of the Sheffield scientific school.
 Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., who, with Mrs. Stokes, sailed Saturday on the Koenig Albert for year abroad, was the guest of honor at a very hand some farewell dinner given at the Graduates club on Thursday evening by number of his intimate friends.
 Paul Thompson, brother of City Edi- tor Thompson of the Register, was in town over Sunday. MT. Thompson has been very successful in journalism in New York, and is now honored with the responsible post of editor-in-chief of the Illustrated Out Doors, New York, which is further improving and win ming increased popularity under his charge.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowobridge have taken Abner Hendee's house in Whitney avenue for the season and ex-
 
 month. MT. Hendee and his family will sail soon for an extended stay abroad.
 Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter gave lunch con at the Country club on Friday for Miss Alice French (0ctave Thane0, who is being extensively entertained during her stay here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Heaton of St. Roman street returned on Thursday from Europe, where they have been since early in the spring.
 Augustine F. Maher, formerly manag- ing editor of The Register, and warden Of -West- Haven, now with the~Boston Journal, Is visiting friends in town. .
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings and MT. and Mrs. Robert Brewster of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Farnam of Prospect Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Farnam and their visitors were among the spectators at the Yale Brown football game Saturday.
 Card were sent out Saturday for the coming out reception of Miss Anna Heaton Fitch, second daughter of John Fitch, which will be held at the home of the debutante, 191 Church street, Thursday afternoon, November 2S, from 4 until 6 o'clock Miss Anna Fitch is one of the very attractive young society girls here, and she has travelled quite ex- tensively with her father and sister. The reception will be very largely at- tended.
 Henry L. Hotchkiss, and MT. and Mrs. E. D. Garrison, who went down to Washington last week for the Gal laudet- -Edgerton wedding, were the c IL at luncheon at the White house on Thursday MT. Hotchkiss and Mr. and < Mrs. Garrison returned to town on Fri day
 At the luncheon given by Walter Camp at the Country club on Tuesday for John Drew, the actor, the guests were Prof. William Lyon Phelps, Prof. D. B. Reed, Dr. Horatio Parker, Thorn as L. McClung, Henry B. Sargent, all of this city, and MT. Cushing of Sims bury.
 Mrs. G. A. Butler and the Misses Ada and Mabel Butler of Edwards street have gone to New York for the winter. Prof. and, Mrs. John F. Weir have as their guests Colonel Pennington of the United States army and Mrs. Penning- ton. One of the interesting events of the week was the informal tea which Mrs. Weir gave for Mrs. Pennington.
 Mrs M. H. Marlin and Miss Helen Porter won the two very dainty silver vases put up for the fall handicap four somes for the ladies at the Country club on Thursday afternoon of the past week. Mrs. Roger s. White, 2d, Miss Edith Hart, Miss Helen Darlington, Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain and Miss Edith Barnett, were among those who played for the cup. Arrangements are now being made for an invitation mixed foursome tournament to be held at the Country club on Saturday, November 25. Each of the ladies who enters will play with a gentleman invited from out of town, and each gentleman who plays is expected to have as his partner a lady from out of the city. It will be the closing event of the golf season out there.
 Mrs. A. J. Haynes of Whitney avenue gave a pretty little luncheon for six at the country club on Friday afternoon for her sister, Mrs. Nickerson of Boston, who is visiting her.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow of Whitney avenue, who have been travel ing in Europe, have sailed for home.