The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-26

ana Other PEOPLE known in This CITY
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs. Harry Sheldon Leonard gave an
elaborate luncheon at the Country club
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Archibald
+. Law and her, daughter, Miss Grace
Law, of Scranton, Pa, who have been
her guests during football week. Coy
ers were laid for six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bella A. Alling, of Tyler
City, gave a handsome dinner to the
George Street Whist club on Friday
night. followed by music and dancing
The club voted 1t splendid success
Through the Kindness of Senator-elect
Blakeslee the party enjoyed moon
light drive to and from the city.
Among the informal dinners of the
night before the game was that given
by Rev. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
for Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard Blair, of Ber-
nardsville, who are the guests for few
days of Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes. Asked to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard-B Blair were
President and Mrs. Hadley, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Camp and Miss Sanford
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes enter
tanned fifty guests at standing lunch
con, all of whom were strangers here
for the game. A notable group, by the
way, at the game was made up of MI
and Mrs. Ledyard Blair, Mr.. Mitchell,
Cormick, the mayor of Harrisburg, and
Yales football captain in 92.
Miss Winifred Smyth, with her BROTH
er, Nathan -Smyth, has take napart
ments in New York for the winter.
Miss smyth will study art there, while
her brother is member of the district
attorneys staff,
Stanley Warner was given birthday
surprise party by several of his friends
at his home on Main street, West Ha-
ven, one day last week. Music and
whist were enjoyed which was follow
ed by supper.
AT the Lawn club Saturday evening,
beginning at 5 o'clock. Mrs, Il. Story
Reed gave a large reception to intro
duce her daughter Miss Elizabeth Reed.
continued until 10 o'clock after which
the young people came in and danced
until midnight The clubhouse was
decorated with palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Assisting Mrs. Reed were her
sister, Mrs. Foster of Orange, n. j.;
Mrs. George 3. Martin, Mrs Timothy
H. Bishop, Mrs. Wolcott G. Newberry
Mrs. Frederick H. Warren and Miss
Susan V. Hotchkiss. With Miss Reed
were her cousin Miss Ella Foster, of
orange N. j.; Miss Gladys Angel, Of
New York Miss Helen Davis OF Boston,
and Miss Doris Newberry.
One of the handsomest dinners of the
week was that given by Mr.; and Mrs.
winston j. ITOWDIlQS6 at InelF nome
in Church street on Thursday evening.
There were twelve guests. The dinner
was followed by bridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Trowbridge's daughter, Miss Molly
Trowbridge, who is at school at Briar
Cliff. will come home for the Thanks
giving vacation and will bring with her
her schoolmate, Miss Margaret Garrett
son, the daughter of General Garrett
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Caldwell gave a
birthday party for their young son
George at their home on Court street
West Haven. last week. Children's
games were played and supper served
to the little people.
Mrs. Willis Miller and the Misses Mil
Ter entertained a small party of friends
very pleasantly at the Country club OF
Monday afternoon. That same after
noon Mrs. S. C. Loomis entertained 2
couple of friends there also.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gilmore, of New
York, were in town last week visiting
friends. Mrs. Gilmore was, before hel
marriage, Miss Lucy Hine, of this city
and resided with her mother for years
: or Chapel street, near the New Haver
house.
Miss Marion Cause, of Wilmington
Del, the fancee of Henry Candy, who
has been spending the latter part Of
the week with her cousin, Miss Mar;
Ingersoll. of Lincoln street was the
guest at a small dinner given by Mr.
Prospect street residence on, Saturday
evening Miss Cause was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Nettleton foi
a few days early in the week, and sew
eral entertainments have been given il
her honor during her stay in town, She
will return to her home in Wilmington
early net week.
Judge and Mrs William K. Town
send, who have been in town off and OF
for the last week or two, are expected
tO a nix ccriNY
Walter Coburn. of Greenwich avenue
is visiting his parents for a few days
at Union Hall, N. ].
Miss Lillian Campbell, of 1862 Ferr!
street, will spend Thanksgiving weel
at Sheepshead Bay Park and in New
York city.
Professor and Mrs Williston Wake
have as their guests over the game Mrs
Walkers brother. Mr.. Mather and Mrs
Mather of Portchester, N. Y. Miss Ele
amor Mather, the sister Of Mrs. Walker
who went abroad with her early In tn,
summer, will spend the winter in Mu
Mich.
Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, who clos
ed her handsome home in Temple stree
recently for the winter and removed t
New York was in town for q few day,
the past week.
Miss Marjorie Bush of West Haven
is entertaining Miss Prouty of Welles
lev. After the Yale Harvard game Mis-
and son, of Spencer, Mass, and Mr.
Durham.
The first Junior assembly of the sea
son was held in Harmonic hall Frlda,
evening and was attended by abou
fifty couples. The next assembly will
be given on Friday evening" Decembe
2S.
Mrs. George H. Watrous, of Whitne
avenue is planning to sail on Wednes
day December ~. for a visit with he
daughter Mrs. George Charles Craze
brook of Omagh, ireland. Mrs, Wat
rous will sail on the Celtic, of tn
White Star line. and from Queenstow
will go straight to Omagh. Later, wit
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Grazebrook, she vii
spend a couple Of months on the CONT
nent.
Peter Young sailed Saturday on tn
steamer American for a visit with rel
alive in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. Sargent CAV
a small dinner party at their home /
Church street on Friday evening, enter
tanning a party of out-of-town guest
over the game.
Mrs. Thomas, the daughter of DR.. an
MRS. ]. P. C. Foster, who has been tn
guest of her parents for several week
left Saturday for Fitchburg, where he
husband, Rev. Mr. Thomas, has a pal
isb. The church of which Mr. Thoma
is now rector was That from which Re7
James DeWolf Perry, jr came to Me-
Haven.
Miss Sylvina Norton, of Mt. Holyok
college, spent Sunday with her cousin
Miss Nellie Brown of PrOSDect stree