The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-19
sHE.FF GERMANS.


 Immediately after the musical clubs concert on Monday night the Shelf. societies will hold their germans at their respective houses.
 Following is the list of patronesses for each:
 The Colony German-Mrs. c. T. Bal- lard of Louisville, Ky; Mrs. J. B. ! Chamberlain of New Britain, Conn; Mrs. A. L. Hathaway of Brookline. Mass. Mrs. H. E. Talbott of Dayton, O., Mrs.W B. Stilwell of Yonkers, N. Y; Mrs. s. w. Fairchild of New York city; Mrs. w. L. Ward of Port Chester, N. Y; Mrs T. D. Howe Of Lawrence, Mass; Mrs. Arthur Cha mute of Denver, Col; Mrs. D. T. Bo- mar of Fort Worth, Tex, and Mrs. F. L. Bigelow, Mrs. H. L. Wells, Mrs. w. K. Shepard, Mrs. W. C. Waterbury, Of New Haven, Conn.
 | The Cloister German-Mrs. Hay Walker of Alegany, Penn; Mrs. H. G. Prout of Nutley N. J.; Mrs. T. R. Hyde of Waterbury, Conn.,. Mrs c. H. Alden of Brookline, Mass; Mrs. J. B. Dunlap of New York City, and Mrs. l IluSSeIl E pISy lllt. | lLS OClliAlOlA " III " led by Joseph Dilworth dancing with Miss Elizabeth c. Kerbaungh of Phil adelphia, Penn.
 The St. Anthony German-Mrs. El- liott Smith of Morristown, N, J.. Mrs. F. H. Gordon of Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs w. Witherow of Pittsburg, Penn. Mrs. c. l. Peck of Chicago, H.; Mrs. s. A. Swenson of Colorado Springs; Mrs. A. G. Watson of Parkersburg, w.. Va; Mrs. Chauncey Keep of Chica- go, H.; Mrs c. F. Loutrel of South Orange, N. J.; Mrs. H. H Martin of Chicago, H.; Mrs, L. H. English, of New Haven; Mrs. H. H. Kohlsaat of Chicago, H.; Mrs. c. H. Dickey of New Haven. The cotillion will be led by John P. Ramsey
 The St. Elmo German--Mrs. Eugene C. Clark of Yonkers, N. T.; Mrs. c. B. French of Chicago, Ill.,; Mrs. Edwin Dickinson of New York city; Mrs. Frank Burke of New York city, and Mrs J. w. Trainer of Philadelphia, Pa. The cottilion will be led by c. J. D. Benton. dancing with Miss Dor othy Clark of Yonkers.
 The York Hall German-Mrs. H. c. Osborn of New York City Mrs. J. L. Cudahy of Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. G. I. Hom of the City of Mexico, Mexico; Mrs. w. S. s. Rodgers of Colorado; Mrs. E. H. Chapin of Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. A. c. Thompson of New York City and Mrs. H. c. Wolcott of Rochester, N. Y.
 lSITLtTG FNUrN Tnpp IrTNgTT 0NG
 The revised notices of The CloisteT and St. Elmo teas are as follows,
 The CIoister Tea will be held Tues day afternoon, January 22, from to o'clock. The following ladies will act as patronesses; Mrs. Hay Walker oi Allegany, Penn; Mrs. H. G. Prout of Nutley, N. J.; Mrs. T. R. Hyde of Waterbury, Conn. Mrs. c. H. Alder of Brookllne, Mass; Mrs. J. B. Dunlar of New York City; Mrs. Russell For. sythe of Pittsburg, Penn; and Mrs Arthur Hadley, Mrs. Russell Chitten. : den, Mrs H. B. Sargent Mrs. w. G Mixter, Mrs K. R. Sargent, Mrs. G G. Bennett of New Haven. } The St Elmo Tea will be held or Tuesday afternoon, January 22, from
 until o'clock. The following ladie' will act as patronesses; Mrs Frank c r Burke of New York City; Mrs Bugent C. Clark of Yonkers, N. Y; Mrs George B, French of Chicago H.; Mrs J. Newlin Trainer of Philadelphia Penn, and Mrs. Walter Camp, Mrs 7 Russell H. Chittenden, Mrs. Arthur T Hadley, Mrs. Samuel M. Hammond Mrs. Charles s. Hastings, Mrs William = c. Mixter, Mrs. Henry B, Sargent l Mrs. Elford P ,Trowbridge of New Ha ven, ConR.