The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-14
IN SOCIETY

Again yesterday there was a splen- did interest shown in the exhibition of pictures at the home of Mrs. ]. C. Schwab on Prospect street, and goodly number of people were present to view the collection between the hours of Il and 5. Besidt,e the ex- hibitors already mentioned there are also MT. G. A. Thompson, MT. Luquien who four years ago took the Winches- ter prize at the art school; Mrs. Linds- ley, Miss Hastings, Miss Irving and Miss Hadley. The exhibition is very interesting one from another stand point than the simple fact that the ex- hibitors are New Haveners; the pie lures are good to see. To-day is the last day At the close of the exhibi- ton there will be an auction of the sketches which remain unsold.
 
 The riding club recently formed by Mrs. Hayes 0. Trowbridge and Miss Minnie Trowbridge met last evening at Troop As armory son Orange street at S:3O. After the regular rid ing there were some amusing and very unique Gymkana events, including an egg and spoon race umbrella race and some hurdling. There was music throughout the evening, a most de- ligbtful meet being the result The club will ride every Friday evening, without doubt, although there Is some talk of holding the meetings only once fin two weeks.
 The meeting of the board of man agers of the Florence Crittenden Home was held at the Church of the Redeemer yesterday afternoon. There was a full meeting, and a very inter- esting talk of the wonderful success achieved in rescue work at the House of Shelter in Albany, N. Y, was given by Miss Grace Kemp. Miss Kemp spoke of the lines along which the work was done, and spoke of the many times she had found herself wondering where the money to carry on the work would come from, but Nthat she always got it somehow, and enough for her needs
 Mrs. Francis T Brown of S4 Trum- bull street entertained the Woman's s Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church at her home yes- terday afternoon. There were about 50 present Papers were read by Mrs. Keeler and Mrs. Rice of the society and by Miss Elliot of Trinity church on the Green Following the exer- cises tea was served and social hour enjoyed.
 Roscoe Reeves, the character imper- senator, will give a dramatic reading of Dickens Christmas Carol' at Chamber of Commerce hall on Sunday evening
 Mir. Reeves has given this classic in most of the principal cities throughout the country.
 The marriage is announced of Miss Edith May Graham and MT. Allan Murdoch Macleod. The wedding took l place on Sunday last at St. Johns P. E. church, the Rev. Stewart Means pastor of the c'urch, performing the ceremony Onl. the immediate rela- tives of the bride and groom were present Mr. and Mrs. Macleod vii leave to-day for Washington and will spend couple of weeks in the south on their honeymoon trip.
 The audience at the Yale concert last night was probably as representa-. tive socially as any ever gathered to- gether in Hartford. Any number of parties had been made up for it, sev- eral of them composed of out-of-town people. The boxes were taken by Mrs Morgan G. Bulkeley, Mrs. Henry Rob- erts, Mrs. Charles E, Gross, Mrs. Ralph William Cutler, Mrs, Francis R. Coo ley, Mrs. George c. Perkins, Mrs. Wal ter L. Goodwin, Mrs Joseph Toy, Mrs Henry A. Perkins, and Mrs. Antoinette E. Wood of Simsbury
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 The Yale musical clubs arrived in Hartford on the 422 train, just in time to attend the tea which Mrs. Henry l s. Robinson gave in their honor.
 Ex-Governor George. P. Mclean ot n .,