The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-27
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And Other People Known iA This Cits --Entereatins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

And Other People Known iA This Cits
 s-EntereHting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. r. L. Gilpin of Will mington, Del, are spending a few days in town, visiting their son, MT. F. L. Gilpin, jr., member of the freshman class of the Sheffield Scientific school.
 The very young members of society who constitute Miss Hazel Chadburn's Monday dancing class met at the Lawn club yesterday afternoon. Next week the children will have a cotillion, in which they will appear dressed to rep resent the various antions.
 At 8 o'clock this morning the Yale delegation leaves New Haven for Nash vile, Tenn, to attend the fifth interna- tional convention of the Student Volun- teer Movement. The party will leave New York via the Pennsylvania rail- road at 1O:10 on special train, on which will also be the delegations from Princeton, Columbia, Brown, Pennsyl- vania and several smaller colleges.
 Miss Eula Gilhuly has returned from New York city, where she has been the guest of her sister, Miss Maude Gil- huly, who is studying kindergarten teaching. Miss Gllhuly was considera- bly entertained during her four days stay.
 Mrs. James Pierpont will give dance for her daughter Miss Pierpont, at her home, 42 Mansfield street on Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Mccarthy of Davenport avenue have gone to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
 Rev Stewart Means has returned from a short visit in Ann Arbor, Mich.
 The Queens Daughters are preparing for their charity whist to be given this evening at St. Josephs convent, and the chairlady, Miss Ida Kearns, ex- poets it will be a grand success by the way tickets are being sold.
 The members of Alpha chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity are arranging a dance to be given in Warner hall on Friday evening, April 20
 The Congenial Whist club gave their final supper at Fleming's on Crown street on Friday evening, and after wards attended box party at Polls itheater. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Lederer, Mr. and Mrs. Bauman, MT. and Mrs. M. Gompertz, Miss c Gompertz, MT. and Mrs. J. Schwed, MT. and Miss Silverthau, MT. and Mrs Reeves, MT. and Mrs. H. Hy- man, MT. and Mrs. J. Wols.
 The fortunate people invited'to attend the dance given by Mrs. James F. Toole, leader of Circle 114, for the ben eft of St. Mary's rectory in the Hotel Pequot tonight are anticipating a great pleasure. Mrs Toole as the host ess and the Hotel PeqIot as a setting make an ideal combination. Dancing yill be preceded by an informal whist. fMrs, Toole will be assisted in receiv- ing by Miss Alice Toole, Mrs. D. s. Gamble, Miss Nellie O'Brien, Mrs. Will liam B. Mccarthy, Mrs. Thomas Cor bett, Mrs. John Moran, Miss Minnie Keast, Miss Rose Skiffington, Miss Mamie Garrity, Miss Greevy, Mrs. Jere- miah Donovan and Mrs. Thomas Nolan.
 About forty members of the class be- fore which Professor Robert J. Sanders son lectures on Monday morning, gath cred in Lampson lyceum yesterday morning to hear his talk on Les Con- teurs Francaise-Prospe Merimee, Ma teo Falcoine" The class is composed of prominent society women and the lectures are greatly enjoyed.
 The members of the Sanctuary chap ter of Christ church, West Haven, who had planned for reading to be given by Miss F. Jennett Futile of New Ha- ven in the parish house during the week, announce that the reading will not take place until after Easter.
 Mrs. c. c. Kirkham of East Haven -