The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-03
IN SOCIET T>Y

Miss Charlotte Parker gave a very charming dinner at her home on Tenn pie street on Wednesday evening. Her guests were Miss Mabel Robertson, Francis Watrous and Doug.as Elliott. After dinner the party went ln the sub scription dance at the Country club
 
 The subscription dance which was given at the Country club Wednesday evening was a very delightful affair. The patronesses were Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jro Mrs. Winchester Bennett, Mrs. New man smyth and Mrs. Lewis English. Among the dancers were Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss Ethel Smyth, Miss Doro thy Morgan, Miss Ruth Kingsbury, Miss Dorothea Dexter, Miss Mabel Robertson, Miss Charlotte Parker, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds and Miss Deming; and Messrs. Ryerson, John son, Lane, Ball. Park, Watrous, Elliott and BidWell. The second annual dinner of the Mems club of the Church of the Re demer will be held at Cox's Surf house on Friday, June 7, at o'clock. The committee in charge of the arrange ments are MT. F. M. Chambers. MT c. B. Damn and MT. E. L. Hartpence.
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 The Rev and Mrs. selah Brown were the guests of honor at recep- tion given by the Ladies Aid society of the First M. D. church on Tuesday There were about fifty present and the church parlors were prettily decora- ted with wild flowers, lilaes and lilies of the valley. MT. Brown has been taking the place of his nephew, the Rev. Francis T. Brown, during the lat ter's trip to Europe The Rev. Francis Brown will return to New Haven in July.
 Professor William J. Comstock and family, of Trumbull street, have open ed their summer home at Center Con- way, New Hampshire. Professor Com stock will continue his duties at the college until after commencement, and will then join his family for the vaca- ton.
 General J. Milton Thompson, U. s, A. retired, and Mrs. Thompson, who have been away for over year, will return to New Haven to-day and will be at their old residence at the corner of York and Wall streets.
 Mrs John F. Stevens has closed her apartment in Washington, D. C., and will spend the summer with MT. Stew cns in New Haven.
 Mrs. Willis E. Miller of Orange street is entertaining MT. Otto A. Meyer of Utica. N. Y.
 Mir. Frank Dickerman, of St. Paul, Minn., was the guest of his sister, Miss Marvin Dickerman, of West Chapel street, during the week.
 Miss Mable Billings. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Billings of Whit ney avenue, has returned from school at Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass.
 
 Mir. Lloyd of New York. who is sec retary of the Cheshire school, will oc- cupy the residence of the late Henry GIolcomb in Cheshire.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Barnum have rented for the summer the house of Newton Curtis on Curtis hin, New town, formerly occupied by Mir Perry Todd
 Miss Dorothy Osborn had as her guest during the week Miss Katherine Waldo, of Chicago Miss Waldo was a classmate of Miss Osborn at Rosemary Hall, Waterbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stoddard were the guests over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs Oscar Dikeman at their Newtown home.
 Professor Charles E. Judd, of the psychology department of Yale, will deliver the address at the graduating exercises of the Bristol high school on June q.
 Mrs Charles s. Melen and family spent few days at her summer home in Stockbridge during the week, The house will soon De opened for the sea- son.
 The Rev. c. w. Jackson. who was for several years pastor of the Mon towese Baptist church, has accepted the pastorate at Brandon, Vt. He has just resigned his pastorate at Bellows Falls. MT. Jackson is a graduate of Yale.
 Mrs. Frank Woodruff will entertain the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society on June IS at her home in Orange.
 Mir. Harry G. Day has charge of the committee that is arranging the tour nament of mixed doubles to be held at the Lawn club on June 2 14 and 2l,
 MT. and Mrs D. A. Baldwin have re- turned from Rock Ledge, Fla. where they spent the winter.
 
 Dr. Rollin McNeil, of Bradley street. has returned from Lake George. where he had most successful fishing trip.
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 Miss Katherine Bushnell, of New York, daughter of MT. Judson Bushnell and niece of MT. Ericsson Bushnell, sailed on the New Amsterdam We'd