The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-26

This afternoon from 4 to 6, Mrs. James Mason Hoppin will entertain at her home, My Farm" in Edgewood. l Mrs. Hoppin will receive alone. Among the guests at the tea will be Mrs. Hop pins cousin, Mrs. Hiram Bingham, whose husband is the new lecturer o ! South American Geography and His 1 tory at the University, and Mrs. Wal ter Mitchell, wife of Mrs. Hoppin's brother.
 | Mrs. E. Story Reed will give a danc- ing tea at the Country club on Monday Oct. 2S, at 3:3O for her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reed.
 i Among those who will assist in. re- ceiving are Miss Doris Newberry, Miss Dorothy Dexter Miss Mabel Robertson, { and Mrs. Jean D'You. Williams or chestra will furnish the music "s
 The tea for the University freshmen of both departments will be given on i Tuesday, the 29th, from to 6, at Woolsey hall. The reception committee are Mrs. William Beebe, Mrs. Rerna- dotte Perrin, Mrs. Edward B. Reed and Frederick M. Warren.
 
 The first of the series of coming out teas will be given by Mrs. George Mar tin Wallace of AIS Orange street, to introduce her daughter, Miss Margaret afternoon, November 4. The receiving hours will be from 4 to '. Mrs. Wal lace will be assisted in receiving her guests by Miss Susan Daggett, Mrs Lewis H. English, Mrs. Edward Curtis and Miss Harriet Wallace of Walling- ford. With Miss wallace will be Miss Ruth Kingsbury, Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Mabel Billings, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds Miss Mabel Rob ertson, Miss Francis English, Miss Ad- elaide Bromley, and the Misses Am prose of orange, N, J. At the tea table will be Miss Katherine Hastings and Miss Winifred smythe, On November I-6 MT. and Mrs Wallace will give a dance for their daughter at the Lawn club.
 Mrs F. j. Kingsley. jr., of Humphrey street will give a coming out tea for her daughter, Miss Ruth Kingsley, on Nov. 8, at her home the receiving hours being from 4 to 7 Receiving with Mrs. and Miss Kingsbury will be Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Emily Morgan, Miss Anna Fitch, Miss Char lotte Parker, Mss Dorothy Dexter, Miss Mary Deming, Miss Mabel Bil- llngs, Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Phyllis Burn, Miss Mabel Robertson Miss Leila Darlington, Miss Frances English and Miss Dorothy Bull of New York.
 Mrs. H. sThompson's tea to in- troduce her daughter Miss Margaret Thonpsons will 6be given on Nov II at her home, Whitney avenue. The tea will be followed by dinner and dance On the wednesday evening
 following Mir ana Mrs. Thompson will give dance for Miss Thompson at Harmonic hall.
 , At the meeting of the members of
 the Woman's exchange at the home . of Mrs r L. Bigelow on Whitney ave-
 nue yesterday morning, Mrs Horace
 Wells, was elected president to succeed
 Mrs. Rigelow The only other business was tho readingIof the reports, which
 showed that the exchange has had a livery successful year.
 hs
 The Tribune Sunshine society will send out invitations to-day to sub scribers for the three concerts at Foy n auditorium on Nov. 2, IA and 21. The
 members of the committee in charge ]. have not had time to call upon every ) body they desired to see, and if there . are any who wish tickets who have not been seen. they may obtain them by
 applying to any member of the com- l mittee. Mrs. w. P. futile, chairman, y Mrs. F. B. Walker, Mrs w. A. Gran 3 ville Mrs F. H. Benton, Mrs. r. R. t Lucky Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger, Mrs
 c. H. Bishop and Mrs. W. L. Allen art t the members of the committee.