The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-06

Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
sDr. Rollin Mcneil, who has been con-
fined to his home on Bradley street by
a slight illness, is nearly recovered, as
his host of friends will be glad to learn.
DIR. Ruickoldt, who was laid up for
weeks owing to fractured bone caused
by fall on the ice, has nearly recover
ed and is able to be about again, much
to the pleasure of his many friends.
At the Inauguration reception of
President Roosevelt Mrs. Roberts. wife
of the governor of Connecticut, and
guest of ice-President and Mrs. Fair
banks, wore a pink panne velvet, en-
broidered with rhinestones; diamond
necklace and tiara.
Rev. Mr.. George Heczko, of the Ger
man Lutheran church on Humphrey
street, is at the New Haven hospital
where he was operated on Friday for
some internal trouble. His pulpit was
occupied yesterday morning at 1880 by
Rev. Mr.. Tiemen, of New York city,
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officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Coe, of Alden
avenue, Westville, have returned from
Jamaica, where they passed a pleasant
month. While in Jamaica they met Dr.
and Mrs. Tiley, of this city, and return
ed in their company. Mr.. and Mrs. Coe
say that the season in Jamaica is in
advance of the previous season, so far
as the number of tourists is concerned.
There was meeting of the Queens
Daughters in st. Johns hall on South
street yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Arrangements were made for the whist
tomorrow. III H. ..A
Edward Parnlelee, of this city, was in
Washington enjoying the inaugural fes-
tivities.
Mrs. Frank G. Barnes, who, with
her husband, is spending the winter at
the Barnes homestead on Orange street,
has sent out cards for a series of ''at
homes to be held on Tuesdays in
March. z.s
Walter Camp and James Locke have
returned from a short stay at Atlantic
City. Mrs. Camp and her little daugh-
ter Janet and Mrs. Locke will remain
there for some time. F.. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe are
at the Grand Hotel Montfiuery, Cannes,
southern France. #
Mrs. Edward Taylor, of Trumbull
street, left last week for a visit with !,
friends in Jersey City and will probably
remain there while Mr.. Taylor is at
Palm Beach, Fla. Mr.. Taylor left for
the south last Monday. ~
/ The dance planned by Miss Alice Che 4
ney and several Of the other young so \
ciety girls for Saturday night is post
poned until after Lent. 4
Among the number of prominent Con-
necticut people in Washington attend
ing the inauguration ceremonies were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Sargent.
" Miss Anna Nettleton was the hostess
on Friday for a luncheon at the club.
The table looked very attractive with a
centerpiece of yellow jonquile, quite
suggestive of early spring. Covers were
laid for ten. On Monday Carl Brewer
entertained a party of friends at din
ner, there being eleven guests of the
host. ~
Mrs. William D. Whitney and Miss
Whitney, who left a short time ago for
a trip to the Pacific coast, are now at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Saturday night the first ''chop suey''
supper served at the club in many
months was the attraction for a crowd
Of young men members. An elaborate
menu was served, and the chief article
of the course the .'suey,' proved as
much a success as though served in
Chinatown, on the East Side, in New
York In the party We're Victor Tyler,
Eliot Watrous, Osborn Day. r. p. Ty-
Ter, Roy Leon Marsden and several 9TH
ers.
Mrs Frank Fl. Whittemore returned
Friday from a short stay with friends
In New York.
The Misses Griffing, of Wall street,
have had as their guests for the past
week Mr.. and Mrs. Griffing Bancroft, of
San Francisco. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll, of
Whitney avenue left on Friday for a
short stay with friends at Lenox,
Mass. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Kimberly and
Miss Mildred Wilson left on Tuesday
for Palm Beach, st. Augustine, Fla, to
be away several weeks.
Mrs. Frank l.. Bigelow gave on Sat
aurday the most elaborate function of
the week, a luncheon for ten in honor
Of Mrs. Lewis, of California, who is her
guest The table was trimmed with
smilax, and pink and white was the
flower scheme, carnations being used in
the decoration. Among the guests were
Tillotson, Mrs. George Barnum, Mrs.
Osborn, Mrs. f. G. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Ty-
Ter Mrs. Lippincott, Mrs Hall and Mrs.
Haynes.
Or1nond H. Butler, in advance of the
All-Star Vaudeville company's tour, is
in town completing the preparations for
the appearance of the company at the
Hyperion for three nights and three
matinees, beginning with to-morrow's
matinee. Mr.. Butler is well remember
ed by many here he having been bust
Gess manager for Booth and Barrett
when they appeared here; also for
Shook. & Collier and A. M. Palmers
Union theater attractions. :, He was
manager the past season of Fl. w. Saw
ages Opera company of 1853 people.
CHRISTIAN WORK.
The Way of Salvation-Sermon by Rev.
DR., Brown.