The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07

Miss Elsie TrowbFidse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge, gave charming luncheon at her home on Hlll'house avenue yesterday for a few of her friends, among them being several of the seasons debutantes. A large centerpiece of white carnations was used as table decoration and dainty hand-painted dinner cards were used as favors. Covers were laid for twelve. Miss Trowbndge entertained Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Anna Fitch, Miss Ruth Kingsbury, Miss May Dennins, Miss Charlotte Parker, Miss Emily Morgan, Miss Francis English, Miss Leila Darlington, Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Elizabeth iRaynolds and Miss Katherine Grey of Boston. sts
 Mrs. Arthur N. filling, of York street, will give tea this afternoon, from to 6, at which she will introduce her daughter, Miss Helen Alling. Mrs. All ing will be assisted by Mrs. George IA. filling. Mrs, F. B. Bunnell and Miss Atkins.
 Receiving with Miss Alling will be Miss Nesbit, Miss English, Miss Ade- laide Bromley Miss Wheeler of Port vile, N r.; Miss Cannon, and Miss Elizabeth Cannon, of Deposit, N. Y., all of them schoolmates of Miss lAlling at Rye, N, Y,
 Tn the dining room, Mrs. A. l.. Hull Miss Hoadley, Miss Katherine Man ross and Miss Mary Bromley will serve tea.
 The visit of the Yale Glee club to Hortford next Friday night will not only be a great social event in itself but will bring a couple of other func- tions in its train. In the afternoon Mrs. Henry S. Robinson will give a tea at her home on Woodland street, and after the concert in the evening Mrs. Henry Roberts will give a large dance in Putnam Phalanx hall The Yale Glee club has not sung in Hart l ford in six years and there is no doubt that record breaking audience will turn out to hear the collsgians Yale naturally looms large in Hartford's eyes, and any Yale event can count on apple patronage at any time. But for this fact, the glee club would show reekless daring of superstition in bray ing a combination of Friday and the thirto nth.
 The Lawn club will be transformed 1 into a most attractive bazar tomorrow for the annual Yuletide sale, for the benefit of the Elm City Free Kinder garaen. There are to be all sorts of | lovely booths and the fair, which is one of the important events of the season, will call out all the fashionable 1 folk.
 Miss Elsie Farnam and Mrs. M liar " Marlin will have the Japanese ta' ble, Mrs. Lewis H, English and Mrs Otto G. Ramsey will have table oi pin cushions and baskets, while Mis-
 Mary Coy and Miss Cora Wetinore vii have charge of the fancy work table
 assisted by Miss Dorothea Dexter.
 Mrs. Charles c. Morris and Miss Ruth Adams will have the water coloi
 table, Miss Mary Deming and Mis-
 Charlotte Parker have charge of tho | utility table, Mrs Fred Adler has tn;
 cake table, and Miss Elsie Trowbridgt has the candy table.
 | A feature of the bazaar will be tht
 table of remnants of silk sent from l South Manchester from the Cheneys 1 With Mig. H. B, Larned in charge
 Miss Emily Whitney will have the us ual tuckaway table, Mrs. I. M. Ullmar
 will have the grabbag and Mrs. Walte'
 Camp has charge of the two perform
 ances to be given by a prestidigator
 The bagar opens at il and close' l at 6 o'clock. The luncheon, which ha'
 been a feature for several years, wil
 be served from 12 to 2 o'clock under
 the direction of Mrs. Mary Gridley ant l4frs. F. stanleysRoot, assisted by Mrs Arthur Harmount Graves and Mrs | Ere lerick Leighton.
 | R sa (
 An especially attractive and enjoy
 able tea was given yesterday afternoon
 by Mrs. MerWin Gray at her home, No ! 67o Prospect avenue. 1Iartford Th'
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