The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-18
NEW HAVEN MORNING MONDAY NOVEMBER M 9o7
IN SOCIETY

At Vernon hall, on Trumbull street, Saturday afternoon from to o'clock, the members of the university fra ternity of Phi Gamma Delta gave a reception to their graduate members, and the guests of members who were here for the football game. The large double parlors on the first floor were decorated for the occasion and behind a bank of palms an orchestra played during the receiving hours. Luncheon was served to about 100 callers.
 Colonel and Mrs N c. osborn en- tertained at luncheon on Saturday their son, MT Minott A. Osborn, and twelve students from Dr. Mulford's school at Ridgefield, who came over for the Yale-Princeton game. The mem bers of the party were M. Vosburg, W. Gorham. T. Freeman, L. Kilburn, C., Hussy, R. Dodge. $. Bullivant, J. Stein metz. N. Newhall, R. Miller, J. Gran his, T. Jessup.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Mix, of 500 George street, are entertaining MT. and Mrs, Lorenzo Benedict and Mir and Mrs. Gilbert s. Benedict of East Orange New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Lynes Barbour of Hartford gave a debutante party for tEeir daughter, Miss Isabelle Barbour, on Friday night last at Prutting hall in Hartford. Several Yale men went up for the dance, among them B. P. Hyde, W, c. Welling, R. M. Burnham, J. B, Blackburn. o. H. smith, F, Hewes, c. G. F'risbie and S, T. Mitchell of Princeton.
 One of the largest events of the week will be Mrs. Horatio Parker's tea for her daughter, Miss Charlotte Par ker, on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Parker will make her formal bow to society.
 Mrs. Parker will have assisting her Mrs. George w. Chadwick of Boston, Mrs Homer Sawyer of New York, Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter, Mrs. John F. Weir, Mrs Walter Camp, Mrs Irving Fisher, Mrs. Clarence Deming, Mrs. William Lyon Phelps, Mrs George Brihley Nor gan, Mrs. Thomas D. Seymour, Mrs. Frank H. Shell, Mrs. H, Grant Thomp- son and Mrs. Mcfarland
 Assisting the debutante will be Miss Grace Rose of Baltimore, Miss May Dana, Miss Ethel smyth, Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Josephine Foster and Miss Elizabeth Seymour and the de- butantes of the season.
 On Thursday afternoon Professor Ed ward V. Reynolds will give tea at his home on Prospect street for his daugh- ter, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
 Mrs. George H. Watrous and Mrs George D. Watrous, aunts of the de- butante. will assist the host in receiv- ing the guests, and others unbonnetted will be Mrs. Horatlo M Reynolds, Mrs Eliot Watrous and Miss Marion Whit ney There will also be several of the "buds" of the season, the Misses Mabel Robertson, Margaret Thompson, Mabel Billings, Margaret Wallace, Charlotte Parker and Ruth Kingsbury to assist Miss Reynolds
 The receiving hours are from 4 to [ o'clock.
 The New Haven Colony Historica society will hold it's annual meeting to- night at o'clock. Professor Wilfiston Walker, president of the society, vii make an address and election of of- fieers for the coming year will take place. At the close of the meeting ar informal reception will be held, tc which the members and thelr families are cordially invited.
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 A meeting of the General David Humphreys branch, Connecticut Society Sons of American Revolution, will be held this evening at o'clock at the Foot Guard armory. General George H. Ford will read paper on "The Early Career of Benedict Arnold"
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 Miss Ruth Phillips of Orange street will give recital before the Outlook club in Lexington, Mass, the coming week
 On December Miss Phillips will give a drawing room recital at the home of Mrs. Winthrop Futile oi Brooklyn, N. Y.