The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-24
IN SOCIETY

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 At her home on Hillhouse avenue yesterday Miss Elsie Trowbridge gave a very charming informal luncheon for 8 few friends Miss Trowbridge's were: Miss Helen Porter, Miss Louise Bigelow, Miss Helen Darlington, Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Mabel Butler, Miss Winifred smythe, Miss Ellen Mix ter, Miss Josephine Porter and Miss Eunice Parish.
 The Historical and Genealogical so- ciety will hold Its third annual meeting at the home of Mrs. D. Kimberly Tut tie, 3l5 Willow street, Wednesday af- ternoon, Oct. 30, at o'clock. The ex- ercises will consist of the reading of three papers by members of the socie- ty; addresses by Rev Watson Phillips and Colonel Norris c. Osborn, and reading of original war correspondents letters. Miss Wheeler, the president, will present a gavel to the society. Ar ter the exercises a luncheon will be served. The officers of the society are: President, Miss Grace Bronson Wheel CT of Stonington, author of the His tory of Stonington'' vice-president, Mrs. Caroline Gaylord Newton of Dur ham; corresponding secretary Mrs, George Newcomb of this city; record- ing secretary, Miss Caroline Gorham Dickerman of Nit. Carmel; treasurer, Miss Mary Avery Sanford of this city
 At the home of Miss Elanor Booth on Orchard street the Coreopsis branch of the Tribune Sunshine society held their annual sale yesterday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and branches of barberries, and the articles displayed for sale were the daintiest and most Inviting that the young ladies have ever offered. The sale was well att tended and the society feel very much eratified at the result of their efforts. 1 The committees in charge of the vari- ous tables where the things were sold were:
 Fancy work--Miss Eleanor B. Booth, chairman; the Misses Edna Higby Edith Blakeslee, Harriet Blakeslee, Ethel Baldwin, Jessie Morris and Mrs.
 Carl Schneider
 Cake-lMiss Maud Kimberly, chair man. Miss Mabel Loornis, Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. | Shepard
 Candy-Miss Leonora Grace, chair man; the Misses Marjorie Lum, Edith catlin, Anna Rounds, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Hastings.
 Flowers = Miss Pardee, chairman; Miss JJhl and Miss Macdonald,
 Dr. ,Curtenlus Gillette, Yale '97 of New York, who was one of the ushers at Mir. Kitchei's wedding, was married yesterday to Miss Annie Page Samp- son. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Sampson of New York. The bride had Mrs. Harrison K. Bird, sister of the bridegroom, as her nlatron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Miriam Blagden, a~ousin of Miss Sampson: Miss Anna w, Hubbard, Miss Caroline Grace Jewell and Miss
 Mary c. Maxwell whose marriage to 1 MT. Joseph p. Davis, Yale 1900, will 1 take place on Oct 26.
 Dr. Gillette, who is a son of Dr. Wal ter R. Gillette, had his brother, MT. lAbpam D. Gillette, as best man, The ushers were pr. James, T. Russell
 Messrs. Albert B. Kerr, Samuel Bab- cock, Frederick Becker, William Green ough and Henry Sampson, 1r., broth CT of the bride.
 The wedding took place in the Madi- son Square Presbyterian church, and
 the pastor, the Rev, Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst, officiating. A small srecep-
 tion followed at the Samson residence,
 fl West Flfty-eighth street. 1
 | At her home in Trumbull street from
 4 to 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. Russell H. Chittenden, wife of Direc- l tor Chittenden, gave a tea for the
 members of the freshman class of the Sheffield Scientific school.
 Receiving with the hostess were her
 daughter, Miss Ldlla Chittenden, and
 assisting were Mrs. Charles Hastings, Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Wilbur Cross Mrs. William G. Mixter, Mrs. Horace l l.. Wells, Mrs. Louis D. Huntoon, Mrs
 John D. Stevens Mrs Henry Canby Mrs. Louis V. Pirsson, Mrs, Percy i Walden and Mrs. George Nettleton, Ali