The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-29

EAseNneEes Mrs. James M. B. Dwight's tea for her niece, Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle of Eng land, at her home in Hillhouse avenue on Saturday afternoon, was one of the most interesting events of the week It was the first entertainment Mrs. Dright has given since her return from Europe several weeks ago, and during the receiving hours from four to seven o'clock, there were a large num- Der of callers The rooms were gay with roses and carnations, pink being the color scheme.
 Miss Ann Ronaldson of Elm street, West Haven, who is visiting with rel atives in Philadelphit, will leave soon for Richmond, Va, to visit her aunt, Mrs. c. T. Crumps. Miss Ronaldson expects to remain with her aunt for several weeks.
 The girls of B. T. M. gave tea to the girls of the freshman class of the High school at the home of Miss Margaret Eliot, of Church street, Saturday af- dernoon from three to six o'clock.
 Miss Margaret Thompson has sent but cards for a tea in honor of Miss 1eanor Petit of Washington, D. C., who is visiting Miss Dorothy Osborn. Invitations to the tea, which is to be on Thursday afternoon at half-past four o'clock, include only the freshmen who belong to the Freshman dancing class, and the tea is really given to let Miss Petit meet them before the sec ond dance of the series which takes place on Saturday evening.
 A new fraternal organization is being formed in West Haven by the Modern Woodmen of America. MT. Koopman of New Haven has the matter in charge and already sufficient number have signified their intention of join ing. A meeting will be called in the near future, when the time and place of meeting will be decided. Officers chosen and all business proper to come before such a meeting will be transact ed.
 Professor Robert L. Sanderson will give the first of series of French lec- lures tomorrow at Lampson Lyceum promptly at half-past three o'clock "Women in French History, Literature and Society," will be his subject. This series of French lectures is the second that Professor Sanderson has given, that of last year having proved so pop ular that the lecturer was induced to go on with them another winter. Tick cts for Tuesdays lecture may be had at the door.
 Mrs. William H. scoville, of No. 8 Kensington street, has gone to Fall Mountain to spend a month for her health.
 Judge A. Heaton Robertson and his daughter, Miss Mabel Joy Robertson, will leave early in February for An napolis, Md, where Miss Robertson goes to attend large dance at the na- val academy While away Miss Rob- ertson will be the guest of friends from Jamestown, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Stuart Reynolds, who are the guests of MT, Reynolds arents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rey- lds of Main street, West Haven, left wk evening for their home in Rich dend, Va.
 gtIr. Enrich Palmer, Yale '06 s. of pftsburg, Pa, spent unday with his wsents, Professor and Mrs. Arthur T48ner.
 The young ladies and gentlemen con- nected with Forbes chapel, who so ably presented Dame Plunkett's Singing School" in November, repeated it in the town hall East Haven, under the aus pices of the Ladies' guild of Christ church on Wednesday evening. The following is the cast Mrs M. Jacobs, w, Manning Reynolds, Master HerDert Hull, Mrs. R. F. Lisk, Leon Rose, Anna Goodyear, Ruth Taylor, Sophie Nan sen, Jean Maclean, Sarah Forbes, Leila Hull, Louise Barnes, Emma Bristol, Ella Neal, Lottie Pease, Roswell Me Kenzie, Harold Bromley Theodore Hansen, William Brinley, Burton Me- Kenzie, Arthur Kelsey, Orton Rose, Jr., and Levi Pease.
 Mrs. Allen c. Prescott, wife of the Rev A. c. Prescott, and daughter, Miss Margaret of Cuba, N Y, are the guests of MT. F. c. Earle of Cottage street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kimberly of gSavin avenue, West Haven, have gone to Miami, Fla, for two months so- iourn. They will also visit other southern cities during their absence.
 The annual informal dance of the First division, Naval battalion, c. N G., will be held at Warner Hall tohis evening at eight o'clock. This is the annual social event given by the divi- sion and is looked forward to by ali who attend these affairs All military guests appear in uniform and delega- tions from all the local companies ot the National Guard will be present. A number of out-of-town guests have beer invited, as well as the present com. 1nander of the battalion, Commodore F. s. Cornwell and staff, and all pas commanders of the battalion. The committee in charge of the affair are Ensign Ernest L. Averill, chairman M. M., Henry J. Rathgeber; G. M. George A. Edwards; Coxswain, Rnnalt E. Williams; Seamen Thomas J. Finni gan, Robert B. Bone and Judson B Terrill. Governor Woodruff and May or Studley are among the invite. guests and are expected to be present Also Lieutenant Commander Robert D Chapin. naval aide on the governors staff
 Mrs, Isaac Lyons gave a very hand some little luncheon at the Countr! club on Saturday afternoon. He guests were Mrs. F. H. Beede, Miss A [. Bush of Brooklyn, Miss E. L. Small Miss L. w. Welch, MT. D. F. Almond nr D T11on and Mir Victor Reede