The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-04
IN SOCIETY

1 IN SOClET ! s.~~~~~~-~~-~-~--~- . ...-~.-.ss. MT. and Mrs. Augustus H. Kimberly announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mildred wilson, to Mir, Stuart Hungerford of New York.
 The engagement was announced Sat- urday of Miss Helen Huntington Day, daughter of MT. and Mrs Thomas c. Day of Indianapolis, to Prof. James Young Simpson of Edinburgh.
 Prof. Simpson of the eldest son of Sir Alexander and Lady Simpson and holds the chair of natural science in New college, Edinburgh, and in Glasgow university.
 Miss Day is sister of MT. Dwight Huntington Day. Yale '99, whose first wife was Miss Mollie Townsend, the daughter of Mrs. w. K. ownsend.
 Miss Day has often visited in New Haven.
 Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of the president, wili come from Washington for the Princeton game here on Nov. 16 While in this city she will be the guest of Charles Carroll Glover, jr., of Washington, who is a member oi the sophomore academic class and rooms at 22 College street.
 MT. and Mrs Rowland e.. Hazard of Peacedale, R. l., anfiounce the engage ment of their, daughter. Elizabeth, to Rush Starges, son of MT and Mrs Howard Q. sturges of Providence Mir Sturges is a graduate of Yale and the Harvard Law school and an attorney at-law. Mrs, Hazard was Miss Mary Pierpont Bushnell of this city.
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 Mrs. George M. Farmount of 67S Whitney avenue was the hostess at a very delightful tea at her home Ahuts- day afternoon last. Receiving with Mrs. Harmount were her sister, Mrs C. 0. Cruttenden, and her niece, Miss Glendenninr, for whom the tea was given At the tea table were Miss Jennie Bronson and and Miss Bessie Man. ross.
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 Miss Ellen Osgood of Pomfret is tt be the guest of Miss Mary F, Sumner during the D. A. R. convention.
 At Harmonic hall last Friday after. noon Mss Chadburn met her Lawr club class, which is made up of tho small members of society, for the frs time this season.
 
 Mrs. H. Grant Thompson of Whit ney avenue has sent out cards for { large reception at which she will in troduce her daughter, Miss Margare Thompson, one of the most, beautiful of the bevy of pretty girls to mals their bow to society this season, Tn, reception will take place at tn, Thompson residence on Monday aft ernoon, November Il, from 4 to o'clock, and will pc followed by din ner and dance for the young peopl assisting the debutante.
 On Wednesday evening following Mrs. Thompson will give a dance fo her daughter at Harmonic hall. A this entertainment the first part o the evening there will be card dancin l to be followed by a cotillon
 At the reception Mrs. Thompso will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. \ Wayland Fellowes of New York, he sister, Mrs A. Graham Thompson also of New York; Mrs Horatio Jark CT, Mrs. William Beebe, Mrs Levi English, Mrs. John K. Beach, Mir John F. O'Meyer, Mrs. Henry Cand and Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge. I Assisting the debutante will be eigf of the buds of the season, the Misst 1 Elizabeth Reynolds, Mabel Robertson Mabel Billings, Margaret Wallac, Ruth Kingsbury, Frances Englisl Leila Darlington, and Charlotte Pal ker and the Misses Isabelle Idc { l Brooklyn and Dorothy Thompson ( l New York.
 The first debutante tea of the seq son will be given this afternoon whe Miss Margaret Wallace, the daughtt of Mir and Mrs. George Martin Wa lace of Orange street, will be intrt duced. The hours are from 4 to o'clock and Mrs. Wallace will be al sisted by Miss Susan Daggett, Mir Lewis H, English, Mrs. Edward Gu tis and Miss Harriet Wallace of Wa llngford. With Miss Wallace will Miss Ruth Kingsbury Miss Margar Thompson, Miss Mabel Billings, Mi! Elizabeth Raynolds, Miss Mabel Rol ertson, Miss Frances English, Mi Adelaide Bromley, and the Misses An prose of Orange, N. J. At the te table will be Miss Katharine Hasting and Miss Winifred Smyth.