The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-09

 well-known and popular teacher in the Horace Day school. She will be away about Q month.
 Invitations to the wedding reception of Miss Lillian c. Farrel, of Ansonia, and Dr. B. Austin Cheney, of this city, on Wednesday afternoon have been pretty general and there will be a large society contingent from this city pres ent. Elaborate preparations are being made for the wedding, although the cer- emony, which takes place at o'clock, will be witnessed by only the relatives and few intimate friends. The offici- ating clergyman will be Rev. Mir. smith, of Ansonia, assisted by Bishop Charles E. Woodcock, formerly of An sonia.
 Mrs. Charles F.. Merwin, of "A Ed street, will entertain the E. o. W.Whist club of ladies at her residence on We'd nesday afternoon and in the evening MT. and Mrs Merwin will entertain the ladies and gentlemen of their evening whist club. t~
 Miss Margaret Fitch is visiting in Washington. ys5 @.
 The charity whist which is to be giv- en in Harmonic hall tomorrow after noon by the, Ladies Aid society of the Mishkan Israel synagogue will have a large attendance, as the tickets have sold rapidly. s,. .. &~.
 MT. and Mrs. John K. Beach leave this week for a southern trip of several weeks.
 Harmony lodge, l. O. O. F., has its annual installation of officers and ban- quet to-morrow evening.
 Mrs. Cyrus Kellogg, of Edwards street, gave charity whist at her resi- dence Friday afternoon, to which her friends were invited. and also one in the evening for younger people of both sexes. The proceeds will be for the benefit of the summer playground fund. '. Professor William Lyon Phelps has an article in the Chicago Interior for December g on "The Origin of the Modern Drama and in the 1ndepend- ent of the same date on Stephen Phil lips "Sin of David" ...., ....,
 Mrs H. F. Hoadley, of Crown street, who has been quite ill,. is reported to be aStt able to get eut of doors. .....
 The next supper at the Woodmont chapel will be given next week Thurs day evening, January 19, weather per- mitting. x........
 N. Albert Hooker has gone to Chicago for. short stay. +-..'.,.... ..
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Maher. of 56 Bishop street, are rejoicing an the ad- vent of a young son last week.
 Mrs. Philo s. Bennett has returned from New York, where she has been visiting friends for the last three weeks. and is now at her apartments in the York Wall.
 The Hubbell- -Merwin company, build CTS on Artizan street. have begun the erection Of two dwelling houses on Or chard street. ...| ,.3
 Miss Margaret Thompson, the daugh- ter of Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, was at home from Rosemary Hall for over Sunday, coming up for the dance Sat urday night. .=5
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Osborn have returned from their wedding trip and are now at their home, S2 Dwight street. Mrs. Osborn will give two 'at homes during the, winter. ....5.
 The next dance in the series of Phi Delta assemblies will be given in War ner hall on Tuesday evening, January IT. +%@= ss1.. ~.
 H. Stuart Hotchkiss, who has been entertaining a number of friends at Paul Smiths in the Adrondacks, with his guests left for home Saturday night. Tn the party were MT. and Mrs. F. E. Garrison and Raynham Townshend.
 Mrs. H. P. Norton and Miss M. c. Richmond, late of Springfield and for merly of New York, are spending the winter in town and have taken apart ments in Warner hall.
 Miss Katharine Trowbridge, of Col lege street, who has been so very i'll for the past three weeks, has greatly i'm proved with the last few days, and her chances for recovery now seem cer- tain.
 Attorney and Mrs. William A. Wright have closed their West Haven home and taken apartments in Warner hall for the winter. ~
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge gave a charming luncheon recently for her young sister, Miss Estelle Farrel, and Miss Mollie ,TTowbridge. the daughter of Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge. The guests were all members of the little dancing class arranged by Mrs. Win ston Trowbridge. The table was hand sonely decorated in pink. After lunch con the young: guests played hearts.
 On Saturday afternoon at o'clock the managers of the Southern New England Telephone company held a dinner party and meeting in the Ton tine hotel. About forty were present at the dinner. s.-s.--,. ..s--.,. e..
 Dr. Eliza Mosl1er, of Brooklyn, spoke before the New Haven Mothers club at it's January meeting Friday, and held the fascinated attention of every one ot the large assembly of members with one of the most delightful and dearest talks on physical development heard in New Haven in many a day. Dr. Mosher not only knows her subject to the small. est details, but has delivery and pres. ence which complete the charm of her talks.
 Miss Hannah Whitney, who has been a member~ef a house party on the Up. per- St. Regis, in the Adirondacks, is now spending a short time at Saranac Lake.
 At the Lawn club Saturday night q pretty subscription dance was given by the young society people. The arrange. ments were in the hands of Miss MabeI Tg n T>