The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-24
IN SOCIETY
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keep alive by this reunion on satur- day.
 A subscription dance for the younger members of society will be given at the Country club on Wednesday even ing, May 29. The patronesses will be Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr, Mrs. Winchester Bennett, Mrs. Newman smyth and Mrs. Lewis English.
 Professor E. D. Reynolds and daugn- ter, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, will re- turn on Sunday from their trip through China and Japan.
 The guests of President and Mrs. Ar
 thur T. Hadley at dinner on Tuesday evening were Secretary of State Elihu Root, Secretary of War, William H..
 Taft, MT. Charles Hopkins Clark, MT. John Davenport Wheeler, MT. and Mrs.
 Thomas Hooker, MT. and Mrs. Ray
 Morris, Miss Weir and Miss Dorothy Morgan.
 
 MT. William D. Embree, 'O2, Law School, 'O5, will be the guest over Sum- day of his brother, MT. Edwin R. En-
 bree. of the Yale Alumni Weekly. MT. Embree is in the district attorneys of flee in New York.
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 Mrs. William L. Kingsley of Grove street, left last week for trip abroad.
 
 Mrs, Samuel H. Fisher gave a very
 charming luncheon at the Country club yesterday. The table was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and among the guests were; Mrs. Joseph Sargent,
 Miss Teresina Peck, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs.
 H. P. Day, Mrs. Carmalt, Mrs. l Artemus J. Haynes and Mrs w. A.
 Rice. To-day Mrs. F, w. Williams ! will give luncheon for twelve and
 Mrs. Lewis English will give a din- l ner dance for about twenty-five young people.
 Miss Leila Parkhurst of West Chapel i street, is spending the week in New l York.
 A wedding in Hartford of interest tt New Haven people was that of Arthur Cove Newton and Miss Florence Mary Griswold of the Harrington Avenue Congregational church, Hartford, We'd nesday evening. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs Gilbert Miner Griswold of Laurel street. The cere- nony was performed by Rev, Clarence H. Barber of Danielson, assisted by Rev. William DeLoss Love, pastor of the church. The former is an old friend of the bridegroom and has been
 associated with him since boyhood. The [ ceremony was followed by a reception
 at the home of the brides parents, at
 which only the bridal party were pres ent The young couple will spend a few weeks at Pierpont-on-the-H Hudson, and will be at home to their friends af-
 ter September 15, at No. 20 Inlay l street. The bridal party entered the ] church to the strains of the ''Lohen-
 grin" wedding music, the bride on the | arm of her father. Accompanying the | bridegroom was Arthur Robbins Gris-
 wold. The bride was dressed in white l chiffon satin, and carried bouquet l of orange blossoms, her only ornament l being a pearl necklace. Miss Florence l Huntington Newton, sister of the 1 bridegroom, was maid of honor, her l dress was a white embroidered gown l over pink silk. The bridesmaids wore 1 pink mousseline silk over white satin, | They were: Miss Marjorie Ludding- ton Newton, Miss Elizabeth Fidelia Hubbard of West Hartford, Miss Grace
 Lillian French of Roxbury Mass, Miss | Cornelia Van Renssaeller Sweet of Grand Rapids, Mich. The ushers were:
 Richard Bella Kellogg, George Jarvis | Ingraham, James Ellicott Hughes and | Frederick Frisbie Wooley. l
 l The mission circle of the Church of the Messiah will hold a sale of home
 made cake, pie and bread on Satur-
 day, May 26, from to o'clock. The committee in. change of the, affair are: Mrs. William. $. Goodwin, Mrs. Charles
 Jay and Miss Ellen 'Shelden, and all
 are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Lewis H. English entertains
 her Sunday school class and some O their friends with a supper and dance
 at the Country club this evening.