The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-13

And Other People Known In Tnin City --IntereHtIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Miss Mary Hamilton Hadley and Miss Frances Morris will assist Mrs. John c. Schwab at tea to be given by the Paint and Clay club this afternoon at J. I. H. Downes studio, 254 Law renee street The exhibition of sketches by the members of the club is proving a great success, and each day there are a large number of visitors at MT. Downes' handsome studio. Already twenty-four sketches have been sold. The hours for the tea this afternoon are from until o'clock.
 The Crescent Society of the high school will give an informal dance in Warner hall Friday night. Albert Will Hams orchestra will play for dancing. Mrs. Margaret Rabold, the soloist at the New Haven Symphony orchestra concert yesterday afternoon, was the guest of pr. and Mrs. Horatio Parker during her stay in town.
 Fire Commissioner Joseph B. Cum ninghaln, Assistant Chief William Per kins and Fireman William c. Foote of this city went to Norwich Monday and witnessed the testing of the new fire engine which that city recently pur- chased:
 The Misses Fitch of Church street gave their second December lat home Monday afternoon from until o'clock. There were nearly 100 callers Many from New Haven went to Bran ford last evening for the concert in Blackstone library. Aptommas, the harpist, who is such a favorite in this city, Miss B. Jeanette Futile, one of the well known young readers of New Ha- ven; Dwight Chamberlain, the bass ir Davenport church; double quartette from the Yale Glee club, and Harry H Whittaker, accompanist, provided the programme.
 In Warner hall last evening the sub. scription dance for the benefit of the Christmas fund of the Internationa Sunshine society, was given. A large number of young people attended. The patronesses were Mrs. Fannie Beebe Mrs. c. E. Thrall, Miss Bertha Haskell Mrs. Marley, Miss Irene Seamon, Miss Beatrice Goodfellow, Miss c. R. An. drews, Mrs. Robbins, Miss Belle Slater Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Han son and Mrs. Kolb. Lilly's orchestra Furnished music.
 In Milford yesterday Mrs. George S. Wheeler and Miss AIbina L. Fowler were quietly united in marriage, anC are now on wedding journey whicl will last some two weeks, at the con cllsion of which MT. and Mrs. Wheeler will take up their residence in the Tow Ter homestead on New Haven avenu, in Milford. A reception will be tender ed Rev. and Mrs. Howard c. Meservt by the members of Plymouth church and congregation of Milford in the par lors of that church this evening iron T to 9 o'clock.
 The girls of the junior class of tn, New Haven high school will give tllei annual fair in the school library ol Saturday afternoon and evening of thi week. Miss Dibble, clas sof 1907, is tn chairman of the committee in charge.
 Arrangements are being rapidly com pleted for the supper which is to b given by the male members of Taylo M. B. church of Milford in the chape of the church on Thursday evening O this week. The men have been yer, successful in this line the past thre years and while perhaps the novelty o men providing everything has worn oi to a certain extent, the reputation re mains unexcelled. The men expect t serve 300 suppers.
 Mrs. Frank $. Upson will give chai ity whist at her home, 3S3 Whalley ave laue, Friday for a Sunshine cause.
 This afternoon marks the opening 0 the big bazaar to be given by the ladies aid society of the First M. E. church i the church parlors. The doors will b opened at 2:30,and from until o'cloc a delicious turkey supper will be serv sd. The booths are to be most attrac tive, and in charge will be many prom inent members of the society. Tn bazar will close Thursday night.
 John King o'Connor of this city is guest at the Chalfonte hotel Atlanti City.
 Captain and Mrs. George c. Abbot of Wallingford, are rejoicing over tn birth of a son.
 The Peoples Choral union will re sune Thursday night rehearsals thi week in City Mission hall During in