The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-28

And other People Known In This, City
interesting Social Events Hero and
Elsewhere.
Friends in this city of Heaton Ridge
way Robertson, Yale '04, son of Judge
"A. Heaton Robertson, are congratulate
ing him on his appointment by the Yale
corporation as assistant in the mining
mettalIurgy course at the university.
A studio recital will be given in st.
Mary's academy on Orange street Tues
day evening, May 20. A number of
voice pupils will appear on the pro-
gramme. which is being arranged by
Sister Theodosia.
DR.. Sylvester Leahy Of Bellevue hos
pital, New York city, was visiting with
his parents on Day street, this city,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers of
Smyrna, Del, and Walter B, Wilson of
Hoboken, N. j., are visiting DIR. and
Mrs. w. w. Wilson of 23O Portsea
street.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club
will meet the 2Sth with Mrs. James ].
Reynolds at her residence on Main
street, West Haven.
One of the prettiest dances of the sea-
son was given Saturday evening at the
town hall by the lambda Sigma Kap-
pa society of West Haven. The menI-
bers who had charge of the affair were
Harry E. Grannis. Robert F. Brush,
Stanley T.. Stiles, f. Herbert Barnett
The chaperones were Mrs. Joseph
Grannis, Mrs. Charles X. Bush, Mrs.
Charles B. Warner, Mrs. A. r. Barnett,
Mrs. Walter Main, Mrs. Howard Day
ton, Mrs. Guilford Young, Mrs. Farms
worth. The hall was decorated in a
unique manner which was exceedingly
pretty, and the young ladies were
charming in their dainty gowns
Among the dancers were Miss Mary
Harvey of Buffalo, Miss Gilbert, Miss
Farnsworth, Miss Helen Maycock Miss
Helen Brown of New Haven, the Misses
Pauline Newton, Minnie Johnson, Mabel
Ottarson, Lillian Hustled, Elsie Robin
son, Esther and Eleanor Richards,
Florence Main, Carleton Jones, Harold
Bird, Albert JONES' Norris Osborn,
Messrs. Prouty, Campbell, Bushnell,
Sanford, Male from New Haven, George
w. Mortimer, jr,, Frank Eltonhead,
Harvey Horton, Arthur Elmer, Harry
Ushe, Eltonhead and Donaldson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Woods
Baker of st. Roman street have return
ed from visit with Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Mead at the Portsmouth navy
yard
Jesse D. WEIGH and family Of Orch
ard street will be among the first arriv-
ais at Short Beach, having already
opened their cottage "Aldersea"
Foster H. Rockwell, the Yale quarter
back, and a party of friends arrived
here from Rye, N. Y, Saturday night
in the Sewankaha knockabout Pansy.
Rockwell is a yachtsnan as well as a
football player and he sails with the
Yale Corinthians. He brought the
Pansy from Rye to sail her in the
Yale races during the season. The Yale
men had a rough time coming up the
sour6
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris w. Seymour of
Wall street have gone to Litchfield for.
the summer
The weather permitting society will
be out in full force at the two perform
ances given by the Ben Greet players
on Friday afternoon and evening at the
Lawn club. This is the fourth annual
appearance of these splendid Shakes
pearean players and they are sure of a
most enthusiastic welcome from fash
ionable people and university men,
Open air performances are always fas-
chatting, but when arranged by such
an artist as Ben Greet one finds it
hard to find an adjective expressive
enough of the peculiar charm of his
productions. "As You Like It." will
be given at the afternoon performance
and 1.-THE Tempest in the evening
Prof. William Lyon Phelps has charge
of the arrangements for the plays,
Should the weather be uniting for
open air performances the plays will
be given in Woolsey hall.
Mrs. F. Wayland Fellows will sail
the latter part of June for a summer
abroad.
Donald B. McLane, who was recently
graduated from the Union Theological
seminary In New York has accepted the
assistant pastorate of the Church Of
the Sea and Land in that city. He is
spending few weeks with his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. William W. McLane of
Howe street, and preached highly ac-
ceptable sermon at the church yester-
day morning.
The engagement Is announced of G..
Walter Dudley, Yale 1900S., son of Mr..
and Mrs. George e. Dudley Of George
street, to Miss Anne Gage, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage of Warren, r. l..
formerly of this city. The wedding will
take place at the home of the bride on
June %. Mr. Dudley is an electrician
in the employ of the Boston Elevated
railroad company.
Miss Alicia V. Gamble, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Gamble, will be
graduated from Georgetown Visitation
convent, Washington, D. c., on Wed
nesday, June g. Miss Gamble enjoys
the priced distinction of being the SAL
utatorian of her class. She is an alum
ma of the New Haven high school, and
a charming and accomplished young
woman. From a versatility of talents