The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. James Dwight has closed her house at 51 Hillhouse avenue and will sail on the steamer Baltic for Europe on Nov. S1. Mrs. Dwight will remain abroad about a year.
 Mrs. Eli Whitney sent out cards yes- terday, for a dance which she will give for her daughters, on Nov. Ii, at liar nlonie hall.
 This afternoon from. 4 to 6, the tea for the freshmen of both departments of the University will be held in the of Woolsey hall
 Announcements have. been received in town from MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon of the marriage of their sister, Elizabeth Rogers, to MT. Press colt Merrill Greene, on Wednesday, Oct 16, at Peace Dale, R. I. Mrs. Greene was formerly Of Norwich, be- ing the youngest daughter of the late Rev. Leonard Wolsey Bacon, D. D.
 
 The dance given by Mrs. E. Story Reed and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reed, at the Country club yesterday afternoon was enjoyed by about seven ty guests, all members of the younger society set, all the buds" of the sea- son being among them. Music for the of twenty dances, was furn- ished by Williams orchestra. The hours allotted on the cards of invita- tation were from 4 to 6, but it was before the last guest bid the hostess good night.
 The private view of the exhibition ot paintings by Will Hutchins, at the Tiernan galleries, yesterday afternoon. was attended by several art critics and lovers of good paintings, and the exhi- bition abounds in splendid subjects de- lightfully treated. The paintings are landscapes in oil. Mir Hutchins is a of the colony of artists at Old Deerfleld, Mass. He Is a gradute of Yale, and has studied in Paris and Rome. The exhibition will be open to the public during the remainder of the week.
 Very interesting weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. James English of Church street, were MT. Cristobal Antonio Martinez -zorrilla and his bride of Hor- nos, state of Coahaila, Mexico, whose marriage took place at St. Johns church, Troy, N. r., on Thursday last. Mir Martinez, who acted as best man at the wedding has also been the guest of MT. and Mrs. English.
 
 Last evening Mir. and Mrs. English gave a very handsome dinner party in honor of their guests and the decora- tions throughout were in the bridal col ors, white and green. In fact 1t was wedding dinner. An aisle of laurel roped with white satin ribbons led to the dining room, down which the bride and groom passed to meet the guests The chandeliers were trimmed with the laurel and white satin ribbons and the table was charming with it's cen- terpiece of white chrysanthemums in the midst of which stood a miniature bride.
 MT. Martinez-Zorrilla and his bride sail for Mexico on Thursday. Both are members of prominent families, the being member of the well-known family whose plantation is the second largest in Mexico.
 Meeting of the executive board of the N H. Consumers league was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs William w. Farnam, instead of at Mrs. Isham Henderson's Con ac- count of Mrs. Henderson's sickness. ] There were nine members present Mrs. Farnam presided, Details and arrangements for public meeting were made which will be held next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the auditorium in C1ry Mission hall. It is expected that Dean Rogers of the Yale law school will preside. The two. speakers will be. Mrs Frank Nathan and Rev. Ernest de F. Mel of Hartford, who will speak on the Aim and Work of the Consumers League" ," The public at large is cordially Invited to attend.