The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-26

Afternoon Card club at the homo oI Mrs. Charles Bartlem on Graves ave-
 nue, Guilford. Eight tables of players were there and the whist was the more i enjoyable for the combination of the ! two clubs. At the end of the game re- \ treatments were served by the enter | tainers who received an enthusiastic vote of thanks from the entertained. 1 The prizes, four in number, went to three ladies-Mrs. Charles Scholey, first,
 an azalea plant; Mrs. Muriless, second, pair of gold collar pins; Mrs. Freder- ick Dudley, third, picture; Mrs. Will
 liam Hotchkiss, fourth, vase.
 Two tables of Dutch whist were
 greatly enjoyed at the home of Miss
 Anna Meserve Wednesday evening.
 Among the guests were the Misses Mar
 garet Horan, Beulah Bradley, Bertha
 Ensign, Elsie Futile, Julie Hennig,
 Edith Russell and Edna Luke of Mil
 ford. The first prize was captured by
 Miss Horan and the consolation prize
 went to Miss Hedlnig.
 Mrs. Clara J. Leopold will sail early
 in February for several weeks of travel
 through the Holy Land
 l From noon yesterday the dancing members of the Second company, Gov
 ernors Foot guard began to go down
 to the big city to take in the Old
 Guard ball at Madison Square garden
 last night. About twent tF-five Feet
 CTS" were in the grand march which
 started at midnight, and a number of ~ ~ afT7 olo oht Official
 orders issued by Second Lieutenant
 Hewlett, commanding, popularly known on this trip as the ''chaperone," sum-
 moned the "Feeters" to fall in at Il
 o'clock last night at the Hotel Victoria, from where they marched to the gar den. The regulation continental uni- form was worn with the excetion of
 the bearskin hats.
 Louis H. Strouse of this city has entered the firm of Williams and Fol som of New York city and hereafter the firm name will be Williams, Folsom & , Strouse, with offices at 11S Nassau : street, New York city, MT. Strouse is graduate of the Yale Law School and
 has many friends in this city. eI Mrs. Martha J. Hofer of Whalley avenue was the hostess at a very hand-
 some little luncheon Wednesday in hon. or of Mrs. Raymond of Brooklyn, who l is the guest of her sister, Mrs F. B. 7 Walker of York street. The table was very effectively decorated in green and l white. There were six guests.
 A series of two harp recitals will be c given in Madame Tealdi's studio by Ap- tommas, the eminent and favorite g harpist, the first Saturday afternoon : February 3, at o'clock, the second ' Wednesday evening, February z, com
 mencing at 8 o'clock.
 The annual dinner of the Graduates [ club will be given at the club house or T Saturday evening, January 27, at l o'clock. The privilege of inviting - guests is suspended for that evening. 3 At a meeting of the 1908 hockey e team at Yale held Monday afternoon q M. J. Mohlman resigned the captaincy
 of the team. Nathan H. Bundy was r chosen to succeed him.
 s Frank D. Bell, manager of Meigs & e Co., s store in Bridgeport, was the guest s of honor at jolly banquet Wednesday I evening at Lehmann's shore house, giv- l. en by the salesmen. The new dining . room of the shore house was prettily decorated for the occasion with smilax I Over Manager Bells seat hung hand . some floral horseshoe of lilies and roses The menu was an excellent one, con , sisting mainly of sea food. Afterwards : there were speeches under the supervi
 sion of Edward Lonergan, toastmaster A fine card table was presented tC , Manager Bell by those present On Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clocl
 at the Foy auditorium the Rev. Leon ; ard Baker Penney will speak on Zig gag Journeys Through Italy" Thes > lectures are illustrated and are fo v boys only.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Clark of South II ington announce the engagement o y their daughter, Flora Louise, to MI z Charles Sedgwick Robbins of Hart V ford
 ~ President Arthur T. Hadley of Yal n university will leave here Sunday fo <, Cleveland, where he will be the gues ,a or nOuOf dL lue dIlIluetl pduQuOt VI bii ,s Yale alumni of that city, responding ,f of course, to the toast, Yale" at tn ~. reunion next Monday evening. Dr. Had
 ley will speak on Tuesday evening be fore the Peoples institute of Cleve h land, Ohio, on the theme "Efflcienc - in Education" Dr. Hadley has just re
 turned from a Christmas vacation tri 4 to Chicago and Denver and he als r spoke at the annual banquet of tn n Yale alumni of New York city wee " ago.
 ,s The regular praise service given b m the First Baptist church quartette wi it be rendered Sunday evening, Januar at 28, 1906, at the church, corner Edward n and Livingston streets at 7:S0 p. II ,f The regular quartette will be assiste
 by two other auartettes in the rendi al tion of the programme.
 " Last evening the first production ( = the opera "Priscilla" took place dn tn
 Milford town hall under the auspice
 of Freelove Baldwin Stow chapter, In A. R.
 Manager Edwin White of the Yal
 Football eIevan awarded Wadneeda a