The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-11


 -InterestIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Farnam of Pros pect Hin will give dinner on Wednes- day evening for the bride and bride i groom, Capt. and Mrs. George Charles GrazebrookA
 MT. and Mrs. Burton Mansfield sent out cards the past week for reception on Thursday afternoon, December IA, from until o'clock at their home, 4S6 Prospect street. Mir. Aptommas, the barpist, it is announced, will give sev- eral selections during, the afternoon. The ladies of the Humphrey street Congregational church will have a .|4Shrfstn1as sale of fancy and domestic articles, home made candy, cake, and ice cream in the parlors of the church on Wednesday and Thursday after moons and evenings. They will also have some handsome dolls for sale. They hope their friends will give them a good attendance and generous pat ronage.
 Mr and Mrs Louis Sheldon, who are the guests of the latter's uncle, Henry IL. Hotchkiss of HiIlhouse avenue, ex pect to sail in January for Paris, where they will reside in the future. Mr Sheldon is to enter large banking house in Paris.
 Miss Marjorie Gum of Milford, Miss Helen warren of Buffalo, Miss Suzanne Goodwin of Chicago were the guests here the past week of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Bromley of York street, having come to receive Miss Mary Bromley at her coming out reception on Friday evening.
 Prof. S. $. Sanford was the host at very interesting supper at the Hof Brau house after the concert on Thurs day evening. The guests were Dr. and Mrs H. w. Parker the solofsts who ap- peared in Dr. Parker's St. Christopher, Mrs Alice Merritt Cochran, Ericsson Bushnell MT. Doughty, MT. blackstone, Prof. and Mrs Isidore Troostwylz, MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice, Prof. Terry, Prof. Browning, Prof. and Mrs. William E. Haesche. Rev. George F. Prentice and w. S. Pardee. >
 Mrs Samuel A. Smoke of Wall street leaves tomorrow for Florida, where she will spend the holidays.
 Miss Jane Bronson sailed for Europe on the Cretic on Thursday for an eight months stay abroad. Miss Bronson went with Mrs. George Harmount of this city, and Miss Kate G1endenning of Chicago.
 Mrs. Arthur N. Wheeler returned on Friday from weeks visit with Mrs. Henry Alexander Haines of Elizabeth, N. J.
 Branford, like all other towns adja- cent to New Haven, is rapidly awak- eneing to the fact that Dr. Horatio Parker, of the musical department of Yale university is extending sweep ing influence, and making it possible for the less favored as well as the fav- Ored, financially, if unsteady inclined, to hear the very best classical and dra-i matic musical production at nominal price, and at each production given at Woolsey hall either by the New Haven Oratorio society or the New Haven symphony orchestra, or both in unison, the representation from Branford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Amos F. Barnes who are making tour of the world and have srent six months in Japan, will spend Christmas in Australia. They expect to return home in the winter of 1906
 Mr and Mrs. Percy R. Todd, who sailed for Europe short time ago, are now in Paris.
 Mrsr. Harry Little Welcb of College street has been spending the past week dn New York city.
 Mrs. Southack of New York, who Is stopping at the New Haven house for a few days. gave a handsome little luncheon Saturday for her son, Bogart Southack, a student in the university. \ With Mrs. Southack are Miss Gladys Southack and Miss Christie.
 Mrs. J. P. c. Foster of College street has sent out cards for small tea to be given at her home on Wednesday aft ernoon. The tea is given for Mrs. Ly- man, the wife of Dr. Lyman, head of the Gaylord Farm sanatorium of Wal aingford.
 Mrs. Roger s. White, 2d, is in New York, going down for the wedding of MT. Whites cousin, Miss Augusta White, which is to take place to-day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ely of Harris burg, Pa, are the guests for few days of Mrs Ely's father, Henry L. Hotch, kiss of Hillhouse avenue.
 Wednesday evening, December 13, in the town hall. West Haven, the fourth