The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-27
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 Whitney avenue. this city, who spent the week in New York, gave very charming dinner at their apartments in the Hotel Somerset on Thursday even ing in honor of the Misses Earle of Montreal, Canada, who were sailing on Friday for Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Deming of Litchfeld, who are visiting in New York for few days, are staying at the Fifth Avenue hotel. MT. Deming it will be remembered is cousin of William Rockhill. special representative of the United States to Pekin. China.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hay of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, have been in Providence, R. l., for some days at- tending the funeral of Mrs. Hays mother, who died suddenly a week ago last Saturday of heart failure and was buried on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Hay will remain some days in Providence as her father is seriously i'll with pneu- monia in a Providence hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Blakeslee of George street, who have been at Rock ledge, Fla. during the winter, are ex- pected home within fortnight.
 Little Miss Doris Jorseson of Stevens Heights, gave very pretty little birth day party to number of her little friends Saturday afternoon. Numerous games were played and luncheon served.
 yNyiIlia,,, IT MarInwn annoIYncas That he is candidate for alderman in the Twelfth ward. He is a foreman em- ployed at Winchester's.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Smith and Miss Smith of Ridgewood, North Haven, re- turned last week from San Juan, Porto Rico, where they have been in for the past two months They arrived in New York on the steamer Ponce.
 Miss Grace Brooks of Derby, who is a frequent guest of Miss Bessie Wilson of West Haven, and who has many friends in West Haven. sailed Saturday for Europe, where she will spend the summer with her brother.
 Miss Bernice Rockwell, a student at the National Park seminary at Wash ington, D. C., is expected home in a few days for the spring vacation. She will be accompanied by Miss KnaVe of Minneapolis, Minn., who is. also a student at he seminary.
 Miss Madeline Hubbard of Elm street. West Haven, will spend her Easter va cation with her grandmother in Nor wich.
 Rev. James DeWolf Perry of German town, Pa, will speak at the Lenten ser vices at St. Pauls church next Wednes- day evening. MT. Perry will be the guest of his son, Rev. J. D. Perry, jr., during his stay here.
 Miss Ellen L. Crane of Union avenue, West Haven, has been engaged as so- prano soloist at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church for the coming year. Charles Stormont is the organist.
 MT and Mrs. K. L. Wellman and daughter, Miss Clara Wellman, left Saturday for Durham, where they will spend few days at their country home. Miss Wellman arrived Saturday from Brooklyn, where she is studying at the Pratt institute.
 Mrs B. J. Heating and daughter, Miss Cecilia of Thompson street, West Haven. are visiting in Boston.
 Final arrangements have been com pleted for the dance to be given by the original Albemarle assembly next Fri day evening at Lenox hall As usual novelties in the dance order will be in troduced, and a special musical pro- grann1e has been prepared. The hall is to be handsomely decorated and the music will be in change of Stanford The director of the Original assembly is Frank R. Phillips.
 Word comes from Henry l.. Hotchkiss that he is thoroughly enjoying his tour through Italy, as are MT. and Mrs. Jus tus s. Hotehkiss, who are with him. All are in excellent health.
 At the Country club Saturday Mrs. James Kingsley Blake was the hostess at small luncheon. Miss Teresina Peck and Mrs. J. Arnold Norcross were among the guests.
 a MT. and Mrs. F. e. Whiting and fami- lys of Edward street are among the New Haveners enjoying a short stay at Att lantic City.
 The dance at the Lawn club Saturday evening Was d ClletIillliiS etiIe'tA5 e'i'e1 eaS club house was very attractive with it's artistic decorations of laurel. Odenkir- cren,s orchestra played and gave an excellent dance programme, which was greatly enjoyed by the guests, among whom were the Misses Minna Storm, Aida Craig, Violet Blogg, Leta Hol- comb, Ilavonne Wiley, Marie Evans, Ethel Craig, Nione Sperry Mrs. Grove, Edith Arnold. Anna Macdonald, Flor ence Hall, and Viola Griffin. Also R.. E. Hall, Russell Reed, Harry Griffin, George Stevenson, Walter Walsh, Charles Futile, Cuno Russell, Harold B. osborn George Craig, Ray Howe, Dr. w. H. Grove, Charles Gerth, Leon Smith. Jafln C. Evans, George Benham, and MT. Firth. Mrs. James H. Macdon- ald. Mrs John c. Evans and Mrs. H. J. wiley acted as chaperones.
 Miss catherine Leonard of 20 Elliott street is being entertained by friends in New York city
 Edwin T. Stevenson of Chamberlain street will leave shortly for Hamilton, Bermuda, to superintend the work of a number of men for Norcross Bros. Their work will be to erect metal ceil- inss at one of the leading hotels there.
 
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