The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-25
IN SOCIET T'Y
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Eaton, Mrs. J. Mason Hoppin, Prof. ! and Mrs. George S. Eaton, Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Williams, Prof. and Mrs | George B. Adams, and Mir and Mrs Eli Whitney.
 One of the largest whists held this season was that given at Republican hall Monday afternoon by the May flower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society. There were 16O ladies present, occupying forty tables. Play com menced at o'clock and continued to 5 o'clock. Mrs. John Parker, of Qnin- nipiac avenue, Fair Haven, had the highest score, making 54 points. From the array of prizes she chose a cut glass mustard dish. The first prizes were all of cut glass, including, besides the mustard dish, candy dishes and salt and pepper sets. The second prizes were small silver articles. There were fourteen prizes in all. The winners were Mrs. Parker, Mrs, Bailey. Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Leavenworth, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Everitt The committee in charge of the enjoyable affair consist ed of Mrs G. E, Brooks, Mrs. A. M. Rowe and Mrs. Edward Davis.
 One of the very delightful dinners of the week was that given by General and Mrs. Edwin s. Greeley Wednesday night in honor of General Greeleys seventy birthday. The decorations were red and white carnations, and the dinner was served by Pickett. The guests were Captain and Mrs, Charles E. Rounds, Miss Anna B. Rounds, Miss Helen Rounds, Miss Greeley, MT. David Corey. Miss Alice Corey, Miss Clara Corey, MT. and Mrs. John L. Handy, Miss Harriet Corey, Mrs. Ed win s. Riggs, Miss Evelyn Tee, and MT. Frank Greeley, of Bridgeport
 Mrs. Thomas Osborne gave very charming informal tea at her home on Trumbull street on Monday afternoon. Among the callers were Mrs. Louis V. Pirrson, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Henry R. Lang, Mrs. Arthur Woodruff, Mrs. F. $. Root, Mrs. Thomas Lounsbury, Mrs. Alfred Newton Wheeler, Mrs. Tal- cott Russell, Mrs. William Lyon Phelps, Mrs, James Whittemore and Miss Grace Lowe.
 ] A jolly party of young people, under | the chaperonage of Mrs. George s. 1 Barnum of Edge Hill Road, left Tues ] day for few days outing in New l town, Conn. The party, which included Misses Cecil and Eleanor Barnum, | Miss Dorothy Osborn, Edward H. Hart and Ernest Bristol of the senior class in Yale college, made the trip by auto \ mobile. They will return the end of | tho week.
 The guests of President and Mrs. Ar ] thur T. Hadley at dinner on Tuesday evening were Secretary of State Elhiu Root, Secretary of War, William H, l Taft, Mir. Charles Hopkins Clark, Mr. John Davenport Wheeler, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker, MT. and Mrs. Ray Morris, Miss Weir and Miss Dorothy Morgan
 
 The entertainment for the Alliance Francaise on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Horatio Parker on Tenn pie. street, was most delightful. A fea- ture of the evening was the play "Le Bataille de Dames," in which Miss Charlotte Parker, Miss Mabel Robert son, MT. Kenneth Bissell, Mir. Stanley Hurlbut and MT. Clifford Bissell scored a great success. Miss Atwater and Miss Mary Johnstone recited very charmingly and Miss Charlotte Parker sang some French songs effectively. Among those present were: Miss Alice Walker Prof. and Mrs. Robert l.. Sanderson, Professor Kenneth Mac kenzie, MT. and Mrs. E. A, Hartman, Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, MT. Hea- ton R. Robertoson, Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice, Miss Bailey, Miss Whitney, MT. Ives of Meriden, Miss Anne Day, 1 Mrs. James Pierpont, Mrs. E. Story, Reed, Miss Bessie Reed, Miss Florence Hoadley, Miss Nichols, Mrs Isham Henderson and Mrs. T. P. Gibbons.
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 Mrs Henderson of Prospect street, gives a bridge party next Monday aft ernoon.
 Cards are out for bridge party to be given by Miss Helen Porter of
 Whitney avenue, Wednesday afternoon
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 IA large number went to Hartford Tuesday morning to attend the annua meeting of the Connecticut Society O Colonial Danes at the Wadswortl atheneum. The regular business meet } ing was held and Mrs. Eli Whitney Ipresident: Mrs. Frank Glazier, core (Continued on Seventh Page.)