The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-13
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 At the tea Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley gave at her residence in Whitney ave- nue yesterday afternoon from to o'clock for the freshman class of the | academic department, she was assisted | by Mrs. Walter Camp, Miss Gibbons, Mrs. w. A. Rice, Mrs. George H. Wat | rous, Mrs. F. w. Warren, Miss Fitch, | Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan and Mrs. Day. i'd Daggett. The ushers were Prof. Der l nadotte Perrin, MT. Holt, MT. Magee, l MT. Twitchell, MT. Greuner, MT. Pierce | and Mir. Rice. Mrs. Hadley will give | tea for the freshman class of the scien- l tific school this afternoon.
 Miss Adelaide Bromley daughter of 1 Major and Mrs. Isaac Bromley, will be introduced to society at a large recep- 1 ton at the Bromley home in York | Square, Wednesday, December 12.
 Albert Widmann, secretary of the | Woodbridge Ice company, left New Ha- | ven yesterday morning accompanied by | his wife from a short stay at Miami, Florida. From New York the couple will take passage upon one of the lin CTS for Jacksonville, Fla, where they meet the little steamer Cynthia, owned by Mir. Widmann.
 IA prize pinochle party was held by the Sons of Hermann Musical society, Sunday afternoon, Many members were present and had a jolly good time. The prize winners were F. Adam, first; Joe Wardel, second; Julius Hackthauser, third; O. M. Craner, fourth; Charles Kanz, fifth. The consolation prize was won by Kent Brandaizer. The second grand concert of the society will be helr next Sunday A fine programme has been arranged, including quartet from Waterbury and local talent.
 Mrs. Minnie Parmelee Gile of New York is the guest of Mrs. Sanders W. Hart of Prospect street.
 Miss Emma Hes of Waterbury is the guest of Mrs. w. G. Brooks of Wash ington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Leonidas filling and son, Leon Alling of Netherwood, N. J., were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs Harry D. Thompson of West Haven.
 The Hawthorne club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. F. P. Bush of Campbell avenue, West Haven. Mrs c. K. Bush and Mrs. George Richards will represent the Hawthorne club at the State Federation of Womens clubs, which will be held tomorrow in Nor walk.
 Miss Richmond of Shanghai, China, addressed the Daughters of the King last evening at St. Paups P. E. church. IA reception will follow in the parish house of Milford, to which all the Daughters are invited.
 The marriage of Miss Julia Hill of Milford and George H. Coe of this city was solemnized at the Plymouth Con- gregational church parsonage in Mill n ford last Saturday evening by the Rev. Howard c. Meserve. After the cere- nony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Hill of West Main street. MT. and Mrs. Coe will reside in this city on their return from their wedding trip.
 A meeting of the Queens Daughters was held at St. Joseph's convent on Greene street last evening. The barn dance will be given in Harmonic hall Monday evning, November 26, and will be conducted on the typical barn dance plan
 Miss Mary Clark of Howard avenue gave tea last Thursday afternoon ir hcnor of her guest, Miss Kemp of Phil adelphia. Among those who attended from West Haven were the Misses Madeline Reynolds, Belle Tolles, Ger trud Flower Mrs. Howard Thompson Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Treat.
 Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber's morning lecture in Harmonic hall yesterday called out about 15O fashionable women Mrs F. H. Coops of Bridgeport agair assisted at the piano. Mrs. Barber hat for her subject Breathing" In tht audience were noticed Mrs. Russell H Chittenden, Mrs. Frank H. She'll Mrs Joseph Porter, Mrs. John Slade Ely Mrs. George B. Martin, Mrs. Jay W Seaver, Mrs William T. Barnum, Mrs Artemas J. Haynes, Mrs. Minotte E Chatfield, Mrs. Frank H. Beede Mrs Frances Sheldon Bolton, Mrs Edwart O. Gruener, Mrs. George H, Watrous Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler, Mrs. H. M Kochersperger, Mrs. Frederick J Kingsbury, jr., Mrs W. H, Douglass Mrs. R. Wesley Mills and Mrs Sam uel R. Avis.
 The coming wedding is announced o Miss Emma L. Miller and Matthew M Nett on "Wednesday morning at o'clock, at St. Peters church, Wes Haven Owing to a recent death i the brides family the wedding will a cuiet one. After wedding journe Mr and Mrs Nett will be at home a AT Washington avenue.
 Last Saturday night Miss Anni Beach of Milford entertained larg house party at the Goodsell cottage Woodmont, where her parents, MT. an Mrs Harvey Beach are spending fe' weeks. There were thirty-one guest present and during the evening whis and dancing occupied most of the tim
 and music for the occasion was furr ished by Bailey's orchestra.
 At the home of Mrs Myron Russel Harrison street, Westville, Friday aft ernoon, will be held a meeting of tn missionary society fthe Congregation al church. Just at this time the SC clety is usually preparing barr, which is to be sent to a home mission ary and it is expected that 1t will 1 ready for shipment the first of ney