The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-24

eN NNASE EeOpAe AAuuhA A0 4AAA NAAS -Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Among the New Haveners who went up to Wallingford Wednesday after noon to the Choate school to hear the lecture by Surgeon General Suzuki of Japan were Professor and Mrs. William Beebe, Dr. and Mrs. William H. Car malt and Miss Carmalt, Mrs Richards and the Misses Richards and Dr. Sam uel p. Gilbert. President and Mrs. Ar thur T.. Hadley were expected to be present but at the last moment were unable to attned, as were Mrs. Henry W Farnam and Dr. and Mrs. Newman Smyth.
 Mrs. F. B. Walker, president of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sun shine society, left for Boston, Mass, Wednesday, to visit MT. and Mrs. David Currier. Word came to New Haven yes- terday that Mrs. Walker is now a grandmother and her daughter, Mrs. Currter, the proud mother of tiny lit- tie girl, who will bear the name of her grandma, Margaret.
 The coming of Miss Beatrice Herford to New Haven next Monday evening will doubtless draw a large audience to Harmonic hall. Miss Herford is the sister of Oliver Herford, the clever au- ~4AOI O1a 1iuCu uuIUOrOuS poetry, ana Ill her monologues is as entertaining as he Is in his verses. She is the author of all the sketches she recites, and they are so constructed as to reveal com pletely by the remarks of the single Character she impersonates what the others must be saying. The following have consented to act sIpatronesses for this entertainment: Mrs. Newman Smyth, Mrs. B. Hayes TrOWbridge, Mrs. Frank D. Trowbridge, Mrs Eli Whit ney, Mrs. Augustus J. Dubois, Mrs. AL bert 8 Cook, Mrs. Franklin S. Bradley, Mrs. Robert B. Bradley.
 St. Agnes Ladies T. A. B. society will give an informal dance in Hars monie hall tonight,
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford c. Chalker and children, Walter c. Chalker, Leonidas yesterday morning for Meriden to at- tend the eightieth birthday anniversary of MT. Walter J. Chalker of that city. MT Clifford Chalker is a son of MT. W ]. Chalker, who many years ago resided in New Haven. A large family party will enjoy the celebration.
 Professor Samuel s. Sanford of Hill. house avenue went down to New York of Mrs. Margaret S. Adams of Graham court, 116th street, New York, and At torney Samuel c. Shaw of the law firm of Shaw & Nicholson of Bridgeport, 6 graduate of Yale, 1891.
 Invitations have been issued for the first of the series of dances to be giver at the Lawn club this winter, by sev. eral members of the married set. The first dance will take place on Saturday evening, December 2, and promises tc be very we'll attended. Those in charge of the affair are Mrs. William LyOr Phelps, Mrs. George Henry Nettleton Mrs. Leonard Sanford, Mrs. Henry solor Graves and Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent.
 Interest yesterday in st Nety centered in the large tea given in the afternoon by Mir. John B. Fitch and Miss Fitch for Miss Anna Heaton Fitch, the first de- butante of the season. Several hundred Invitations were issued | r the recep- ton, Whicn was one of the largest of the autumn Assisting MT. Fitch and Miss Fitch were Mrs. J. Edward Hea- ton, Mrs. Lewis H. English, Mrs. Wal ter o, Whitcomb,1 Miss Francis Hall, Mrs. Charles M. De Forest and Mrs. A. ], Du Bois, while Miss Anna Fitch had Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, Miss Susie Whitney, Miss Louise Bigelow and Miss Eunice Parish assisting her.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Katherine Smith of Passaic N J, at the home of H'", and Mrs. B. H; Sherma. on Willard street, West vile Wednesday evening. Musical se- lections were rendered by the Misses Lillian Geary, Mabel Champagne and Emily Harra; recitations by Walter French, and dancing was enjoyed by all the guests.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Annie Maria Hoggson and MT. George Willis Bigelow, both of this city, which took place Wednesday,. MT. and Mrs. Bigelow will be at home after December 10 at 98 Howe street.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge have closed their Pennington house and are now in their new home on Whitney avenue. s5ss
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Langdon of Center street, West Haven, are entertaining Miss Blakeslee of Plymouth, Conn.
 The Christmas benefit entertainment was given in the Humphrey Street Congregational church last evening and called out a large number of people. The pretty entertainment was given by the children of the church and was "The Enchanted Wood" and was very suc- cessful.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert T. Clark have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at the home of MT. CIark's partner, MT. and Mrs. Joseph N. Clark, in Or Ange.
 The Misses Grifing of Wall street gave a small informal tea at the Coun- try club Wednesday afternoon for Mrs MaIter Adriance of High street.