The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16

The daughter of the hostess, Miss Mil
 dred Petrie, played very charmingiy for so yong a maid, and the ladies ap- preciated her ingenious graciousness. After a game Of an illusive heart, in which Mrs. Henry Crawford won the prize, a dainty buffet luncheon was
 served, and the ladies are now looking forward to another Valentine day.
 Speakers Of national prominence will do honor to the memory of Ireland's patron saint at the annual banquet of
 the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, which
 will be held at the Hotel Oneco Thurs i day evening, March 16. United States Senator Bulkeley and Congressman Lii ] ley will come on from Washington to speak, the former responding to the | toast, Limited States" and the latter by his own request making an eXtem- poraneous address. The Hon. AleXan- der Troup is down to speak on ''Fhe l Press" although the committee has not been able to communicate with him 1 yet, owing to his being out of town at ! present. The other speakers and the i toasts to which they will talk are Ed ward L. Hearn, national president of l the Knights Of Columbus, Friendly Sons;" Attorney David E. Fitzgerald, '"rhe Day We Celebrate" and John l.. l Splaine, Irish Loyalty to America" 4 pleasant evening was spent at Valentine luncheon given by Miss Char ! lotte M Sparks at her home, S69 Con- | gress avenue. Vocal and piano solos
 were leading feature of the evening.
 A dainty aid inviting lunch was serv- ed, the table being prettiIy decorated with cut overs. Mrs. Sparks acted as ! hostess. The guests were MT. J. A. Savage, MT. and Mrs. Charles Swift, 1 Mrs. and Mrs. William Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Edward Pyle, Mrs. Thomas
 McCluskey MT. Edward Myers. J. Mo Cluskey and two sisters, Misses Jessie
 and Blanche.
 The Independent Order of True Am ericans will give colonial supper this
 evening from 6 to 8 p. m., and after it
 6 whist. Prizes will be given. Ladies
 of the order will be dressed in ye olden
 time fashions as they serve the old l time dishes, baked Indian pudding,
 baked beans, rye and brown bread, i nlince, apple, squash and our famous l Washington pies, being only a part of l the good things. Lady Washington l will receive, and will bestow souvenirs on all who, attend. Price for adults, 1 twenty-five cents; children ten cents.
 You will find us at Pythian hall, 400 1 State street.
 1 Next Monday evening in Foy audi l torium, Y. M. c. A., a fine concert will
 be given for the benefit of the Inter
 national society. The following well l known artists will appear: Mrs. Nora
 Russell Haesche, soprano; Miss Bertha
 L. Hunie, contralto; Miss Edith May
 Root reader; Miss Grace Kennedy, pi- anist; Dr. George A. Lawton, tenor;
 Frederick s. Weld, Baritone. The Glee
 club string quartette, the Banta Broth CTS and Harry Whitaker, accompanist,
 and a violin soloist not yet decided upon I will also contribute to the excellent
 programme. M
 1 William H. Beecher of the firm of w.. H. Beecher and Son, is confined to his
 home, Grove hall, Grove street with in-
 juries sustained by a fall upon an icy | sidewalk. -..*.:
 One of the most enjoyable events of \ St. Valentines night was masquerade party given by Miss Sadie Sheldon, IS
 Saltonstall avenue. A pleasant evening
 was passed with games, piano and vo- cal selections by. Miss Born and hono- graph selections by MT. Harland At 5I midnight masks were removed, produc- 1 ing many surprises, and the party sat down to bountiful repast. Dancing followed, after which the party broke up, all voting the hostess, Miss Shell
 don, many thanks for delightful even-
 ing. Among those present were Miss
 Sadie Sheldon, MT. and Mrs. Sheldon,
 Mrs. Nelson, Mrs Katherine D. Born. Gladys Harper, Annie and Phoebe
 Smith, Marjorie Thatcher Blossom and
 Mamie Dayton, and Messrs Arthur
 Harland, William Johnson, William
 Stone. Archie Perrie, Romeo Diomou-
 chel, Harold Thatcher, Charles c. Day.
 is and many others.