The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-03

me success of last years experiment mas made the affair a long-looked for event thls year, and the enthusiasm shown thus far bids we'll for a most successful show. A. number will have out of town guests during the week and several affairs have been planned. Among those who will entertain arc MT and Mrs. Hayes c. Trowbridge. who Will have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Rooert Hager of Hampton, L. l., Miss Helen Bushnell of Plainheld, N. J., ana Miss Jean Clark of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoddard will have MT. and Mrs. Harry Darlington of Pitts burg, the parents of Mrs. Stoddard. MT, and Mrs. w. R. Tyler will enter tain Mrs. Clurin of Nyack, N. r.. and Miss Price of Brooklyn. Miss Helen Porter will have with her Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Porter, jr., of Midletown; and Miss Anita Warren will have as her guest Miss Alice Osborn of South Or ange, N. J.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorham of New York, and Mir. Burnside Winslow, were the guests over Sunday of Miss
 
 
 Mrs. Lewis H. English of Whitney avenue, entertained Miss Marion Adri- ance of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, over the Yale-Princeton game.
 Miss Eleanor Du Puy, who has been the guest of Miss Eunice Ward Parish during the week leave to-day for her homs in Pittsburg.
 Tn Elm City Branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will be the guests Of Mrs. Rollin s. Woodruff at her sum- mer home in Guilford on Wednesday, June 12.
 Miss Mabel Robertson entertained few guests at luncheon on Saturday at her home on Grove street. The party attended the game in the afternoon.
 Mrs, Samuel Hemingway of Tenn pie street, had as her guest her sister, Mrs A. R. Perkins, of Philadelphia.
 The reception for the graduating class of the Yale Divinity school will take place on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the Trowbridge library.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Harry Marlin have gone to their new home on Townsend avenue which formerly belonged to MT. H. H. Benedict They will have great many guests during the summer, and will entertain largely
 
 Professor Kenneth Mckenzie, of the department of Romance languages at Yale, sailed for Europe last Wednes- day.
 The whist which was held at the home of Mrs. Laurens Lennox on Wil- lard street, Westville, on Monday, for the benefit of the Sunshine society, was very successful Receiving with Mrs. Lennox were Mrs. W. A. Granville, Mrs. w. P, Futile, Mrs w. L. Allen. Mrs. A. o. Norton, Mrs. E. Gulnac, Mrs. F. Penny, Mrs. F. Belden and Mrs. F. S. Osborne There were twcn- ty-six tables of players, and among those present were Mrs. c. G. Powning, Mrs Eli Mix, Mrs. c. B. Bunnell, Mrs Halsey Kelley, Mrs. Arthur Jackson, Mrs. c. H. Loomis, Mrs. R. c. Baldwin, Mrs. c. R. Coan, Mrs. L. A. Bettcher, Mrs Thomas Wyre, Mrs. F. L. Trow- bridge, Mrs. c. A. Booth, Mrs. James Hoadley. Mrs. 5. F. Coe and Mrs. John c. North.
 Miss Edna Estelle Hall, who will sail for Germany on June 20, is to study in Dresden with Bergmeister, with whom she studied a short time ago in this country. Accompanying Miss Hall will be Miss Lillian Abell, who has been an assistant in the department of music at Smith college for two years, and who will be a pupil of Harold Bauer in Paris during the summer and also Miss Jennie M. Peers, of Wallingford, who graduated from Smith in 1905, and who has been graduate student there during the past year.
 Following ara some of the interesting events of last week:
 Miss Helen Porters bridge party on "Wednesday afternoon was most charming affair There were five tables of the players. Mrs. Joseph Porter, jr. served and Miss Elsie Trowbridge poured, tea. The decorations were pink and the prizes, one at each table, were punches of pinks in crystal vases. Those present were Miss Eunlce Par ish Miss Elsie Trowbridge, Miss Flea nor DeePuy of Pittsburg, Miss Anita Warren, Miss Olive Damn, Mrs, Ba- yard Barnes, Miss Helen Darlington, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs Rutherford Trow- bridge, Mrs. William Rice, Mrs. Ar thur Cheney, Miss Edith Hart, Miss Mabel Bradley, Miss Barnum, Miss Cecil Barnum, Miss Ramsey, Mrs Pier pont Foster, Miss Catherine Trow- bridge, Mrs. Dean Lyman, Miss Nor gan, Miss Bigelow and Miss Fitch.
 A large number of the Association of Collegiate Alumni went to Branford Wednesday afternoon to attend the annual play at the home of Mrs. AL fred Hammer The play, "Colombe's Birthday" by Robert Browning, was exceedingly well acted, and great cred- it is due Mrs. Leonard Daggett, who showed her usual fine talent The cast was as follows:
 Colombo. ....... Miss Marion Campbell Valence. ..Mrs. Leonard Daggett The Prince. ...... Mrs. A. W. Leighton Gulbert t................. Miss Sherwood Between the acts of the play quar- tette composed of Miss Clara Jepson, Miss Bertha Warner, Miss Grace Walk CT and Miss Sara Martin sang some .lo~,,,irn enIaotiopr ArnOpC those