The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-23

for fifteen, and in the party were Miss Elsie Trowbridge, Miss Josephine Fos- ter, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Smyth, Mrs, Flagden Mrs. White, Miss Adams, Mrs. Foster, Miss Merrill, Miss Eleanor Tylc Miss Hall, Miss Rhoda Sargent, Miss Cora Welch, Miss Katherine Hast i1s
 On Tuesday morning last a son was born to MT. and Mrs. George F. Eaton of Sachem street. This is the second sen born to Mr. and Mrs. Eaton.
 Burton Mansfield Prof. John H. Nie- meyer, and George Dudley Seymour will constitute jury to select the water color or pastel painting in the coming Paint and Clay club exhibition for the William Brewster prize. Their decision will be announced tomorrow evening when the first view of the sixth annual exhibition of the club takes place in Foy auditorium,
 Mrs. George H. Butler and her daugh- ters, Miss Ida and Miss Mabel Butler, have re turned ;0 this city after having spent tl.e winter in New York
 On Friday Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wheeler of Crown street entertained a party of friends on the private car Co., lrmbia. The car was attached to the noon Shore Line express and ran to New London. After about an hour and half spent in that city the car was attached to the 3:52 express from Bos- ton for the return trip to New Haven. The guests greatly enjoyed the novel and most delightful trip. An elaborate luncheon was serven en route. In the party were President A. T. Hadley and sons, Dr, and Mrs. w. H. Carmalt and Miss Carmalt, Dr. and Mrs, F. S. Moul- ton, Eliot Sumner, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Mcdonnell, MT. and Mrs. $. s. Thomp- son. Dr. and Mrs H. H. Smith, Prof Robert Brown, Dr. and Mrs. J. w.. Seaver, and MT. and Mrs. George Crut- tenden.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lyman of Cot tage street are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of a young daughter.
 Mrs. J. Wolcott Thompson (Miss May Bishop and baby of Salt Lake City, Utah, are expected to arrive in town next month for a visit with Mrs Thompsons parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Bishop of Church street, Mrs Frederick J. Kingsbnry gave a small dinner party at her home in Humphrey street on Friday evening. The guests included besides several | others MT. and Mrs. Frank Dean | Trowbridge, Mir and Mrs Leonard M. Daggett. and MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow.
 The Rev. Francis r. Nolan was or dained priest in St. Joseph's cathed- ral. Hartford, Friday by Bishop Tier ney. He is a native of Mount Carmel town of Hamden, and for some time he has been a prefect in St. Thomas semi nary Bishop Tierney was assisted by Monsignor synott, " ", the president of the seminary.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F English and | two sons of Hillhouse avenue has re- | turned from a short stay at Atlantic | City.
 Eugene Adams and family of New | York have arrived at Pine Orchard for 1 the summer. Miss Elizabeth Adams of Smith college spent a week at the sum- mer home MT. Adams new house, It is hoped will be ready for occupancy about June 1.
 Miss Georgie B. Troup, daughter of Hon. Alexander Troup, left on Friday for Philadelphia, where on Wednesday next she is tG be maid of honor at the wedding of a school friend.
 The next parents meeting will be held in the Kindergarten of the Win l chester school Thursday, April 26, at 9:3O D. m. Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bol-