The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24

days with her. Miss Reynolds, by the way, with a pary of school friends, will sail for Europe in June, -.s.s.-e..
 It is hoped that a large and repre-. sentative audience will be present at the Foy auditorium on Wednesday evening next, the opening night Of the Paint and Clay club exhibition, when Charles Noel Flagg of Hartford will de- liver his lecture on Colonial Art." As in former. seasons, when they proved so successful and popular, there will be two teas a week at the exhibition. These teas will be in the exhibition rooms and
 will be held on Tuesday and Friday
 afternoons. beginning next Friday. It
 is arranged that each tea will be in
 charge of one of the following ladies:
 Mrs. Henry W Farnam, Mrs. Anson
 Phelps Stokes, jr., Mrs. Harry G. Day, Miss. Hadley, Mrs. William Lyon Phelps, Mrs. John H. Niemeyer, and Mrs. Frank . H. Palmer.
 MT. Minott A. Osborn is spending the
 Easter vacation in Washington, p. C,
 with the family of Lieutenant Colonel James s. Petit of the United States
 Army ts,
 The friends of the Center church
 Mission circle have come to expect
 treat in their annual entertainment.
 This year they have asked MT, FranA
 M Chapman of the New York NaturH
 History museum to give an illustrated
 talk on New England birds. Everyone.
 who has ever heard MT. Chapman will
 be especially glad to hear him speak
 this time about our own birds just at the season when, we are all rejoicing in their spring return. The lecture Wll
 be in the Toy auditorium on Friday
 evening next. m
 M. and Mrs, Walter LeRoy Murray
 of West Haven have removed to their
 new home, 639 Elm street, near Sher-
 man avenue this city, Mir. and Mrs.
 Murray have been spending aYnionth with MT. and Mrs. N. A. Fullerton at
 their home on First avenue Invitations nave been received for
 the marriage of Miss Madge Bulford,
 daughter of Mrs. Catherine Bulford, to MT. Otis Gridley Bunneli, which will
 take place ons Thursday afternoon at
 1:SO o'clock, atathe Broadway Christian
 church of Louisville, Ky MT. Bunnell
 is a former resident of Burlington,
 Conn, a graduate of the Bristol High
 school, of Yale Sheffield Scientific
 school. and was for several years an
 instructor in the university. a
 F. $. Parrnelee gave a small luncheon
 at the Country club Thursday for a
 few men friends. :.. t
 a-.ZF
 l., Saturday Professor Benjamin W. Ba-
 con gave a charming little luncheon also at the Country club for his daughter Miss Dorothy Bacon and a few friends. MT and Mrs. George L. Dickerman of Temple street are at home again after short stay in Atlantic city, A wedding of interest to New Ha- veners and New Workers will take place tomorrow, when Miss Gertrude Doolit tie Coxe, daughter of Judge Alfred Conkling Coxe of the United States court, will be married to MR John Trumlbull Tobinson of Hartford, Conn. at the home of her parents in Utica N. Y. s8~ ,. y-.. i MT. and Mrs. Lawrence T. McGrail ot H Branford will attend the wedding of y Mrs. McGrails sister, Miss Anna Lee : to MT. James Mulvey of Meriden, which
 will be quietly celebrated in St. Marys " church in this city Wednesday.
 Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Rollin a s. Woodruff will leave early this week n for short stay at Atlantic City. '' MT. F. Thornton Hunt, who With Mrs. l Henry Trowbridge, sailed for Europe . week ago last Thursday, will spend most of his time whie abroad touring II the southern provinces in motor car. l. His stay will not be as extended as he . at first planned it. as he is anxious to spend part of the summer here. Mrs. D Trowbridge will spend some time with " Mrs. Huntington Denton, of Paris, while abroad. \ A charity whist will be held for the | benefit of the Leila Day nursery on \ Greene street next Friday evening at \ the nursery.
 ! The whist which will be given at ! Harmonic hall by the ladies of the Jew \ ish congregation occurs on the evening \ Iof May 9. Mrs. E. A. Chatfeld, of Whalley ave- :, lnue, left for Boston Wednesday and
 will sail for Italy to spend couple of smonths.
 | A surprise visit was made to MT. and
 Mrs. Carter, of Foster street, last We'd
 nesday evening by the twelve members
 of Mrs. Carters whist club, it being the anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Carter's lwedding. Mrs. Carter was presented with cut-glass dish. Mrs. Charles F. Merwin, of A Eld,
 street, will entertain the members of the B. o. W. Whist club tomorrow aft ernoon. s~a. $&& t: ~~.:s R. Mrs. Dr. Frederick Brown, of Grown
 street, will entertain the Thimble club ''of the Humphrey Street Congregational
 church tomorrow afternoon from un- | tilt o'clock.
 \ 1.-THE SAVIOUR IS RISEN"