The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-11


 Mrs. Artemas J. Haynes gave charming luncheon at the Country club Saturday complimentary to Miss Jes- sica Stewart, of Middlebury, Vt, who is spending a few days With her. Those asked to meet Miss Stewart were Mrs. Russell Sargent Mrs. Lewis Welch Mrs Henry w. Ring, Mrs. Charlton Lewis, Mrs. Charles Kirschner, Miss Teresina Peck and Mrs. John Adams. Miss Stewart is a sister of Philip B. Stewart, Yale 'S6, of Colorado Springs, who has many friends here.
 Governor and Mrs. Rollin s. Wood ruff are to be the guests of honor at a large reception to be given at the Sec ond Regiment armory this evening by the Second company, Governors Foot Guard. Invitations for the affair an- nounce that the receiving hours will be from until 11:45 o'clock, and the guests, w1Io will include about 800 friends of the governor and his wife, will enjoy dancing as one of the diver sions of the evening. The main armory will be used for dancing, while the company's rooms will be used by those who enjoy watching the dancers. As- sisting Governor and Mrs. Woodruff in receiving will be Major and Mrs Smith c. Weed, Captain and Mrs. Frederick w. Brown and Chaplain and Mrs. Wat son l.. Phillips.
 Mrs. George Leete Peck and children, of Savin avenue, West Haven, left Sat- urday for visit with Mrs. George Peck in Jamaica, L. I.
 One of the most charming of the weeks entertainment was the bridge party given by Miss Mary Mansfield at her home on Crown street Saturday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus Street Hotchkiss are spending March at Lakewood, N. J., planning to return to town for Eas- ter.
 Professor Stanley Knight will enter tain the members of the Hunters club at his residence on Bradley street next Friday evening. This club, which is composed of folk interested in search for the best modern music, hence its name, is getting to be one of the most fashionable clubs of the city, and it's fortnightly meetings are always musi- cal events of unusual interest. Among it's members are Miss Mamie Trow- bridge, Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, Mrs. Arthur B. Merrill, Mrs John Slade Ely, Miss Emily Whitney, Miss Alice Cheney and Mrs. John Smith.
 Mrs. H. Buck, of Scranton, Pa, has returned home after a pleasant visit with Mrs. A. Mcclure, of Winchester avenue.
 Mrs. Frank D. Nelson, who has been spending a few weeks in Togas, Me, has returned to West Haven and joln- ed her husband
 Miss Margaret Hurley, of Fall River, wflo has been spending the past season in Atlantic City with her brother, John Hurley, is the guest of her school friends, the Misses George and Elsie Iroup, at their home, 545 Orange street Plans for the post-Lenten season are already being arranged, and the dates of several notable entertainments dur ing the spring will soon be announced Perhaps the most interesting of these will be the reception Mrs. Horatio Par ker, of Temple street, will give, al W2ich she will introduce her most at tractive daughter Miss Charlotte Par ker. And when one stops to think of it spring is indeed most fitting season of the year for the presentation of a young debutante.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Lapham, oi West Haven, have returned from 8 three weeks trip.
 Miss Kate sanborn, the writer, who has been spending a few days witt Mrs. Mahlon H. Marlin, of Temple street, has returned to New York where she Is spending the winter.
 MT. and Mrs, Timothy p. Byrnes, o St. Roman Terrace, were guests il Washington last week.
 The annual mid-winter glee club con cert and dance Of the Hopkins gram mar school took place Friday eveninf in Hopkins hall and was most sue cessful affair.
 Miss Kathryn Manross and Newtoi Manross, of Willow street, have beer spending some time in Hartford witt Miss Deborah Russell.
 Adrian c. Heitman, jr., of New York spent Sunday with his parents in Wes Haven,
 The fourth dance of the Wednesda. evening class will be lleld in Harmoni hall Wednesday evening, April 10, an, will be another delightful post-Lentel event.
 Professor Charles U. Clark, of Edge wood avenue, is planning to leave lat this month for six weeks sta abroad.
 Three beautiful and well-framed pic lures have been presented to the Chris church Sunday school, West Haven, i memory of Thomas and Mabel Ward
 John K Beach, oATemple street, wh Glas been spending a few days in Wast ington, D. C., returned home Saturda evening.
 Miss Anita Warren, of Whitney ave nue, is visiting friends in Buffalo.
 One of the interesting entertainment of the week will be the luncheon MT William P. Futile is to give at he home on Elm street on Wednesday fc the out-of-town guests here for tn united meeting of the Tribune Sunshin society.
 Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Shepard and MiE Katherine Shepard, of Whitney avenu have returned from trip throug Florida They visited St. Augustin Palm Beach, Deland, Miami, Ormon and Jacksonville.