The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-06
IN SOCIETY

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 The monthly meeting of the Woman Church Missionary association VIII pe held this afternoon at 8 o'clock in Trln- ity parish building. Temple street Deaconess Drant will address the meet ing.
 At their beautiful home in Orange Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. wat son Woodruff received the congratula- tions of several hundred friends on the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding The decorations for the reception were very handsome. the parlor. library anu other rooms on the first floor having yards upon yards of trailing asparagus and smilax, relieved everywhere py punches of pink carnations and other pink blooms being used in abundance In the dining room the arrangement was particularly artistic, pink candeia- bra having a part In the finishing ef- feet. Here a delicious buffet luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Woodruff's gown was hand | some white Russian lace over silk ana she and MT. Woodruff were assisted in receiving by their five children, Kath- crime, Stiles, Jane, Julia and Watson jr. The reception hours were from S to Il o'clock
 Both Mir and Mrs. Woodruff are prominent in church and social life.
 They received d number of beautiful gifts, among them glass water set and bon bon dish from the whist club, an etching from the euchre club, fire place set from MT. Woodruff's two brothers, Frank c. and Robert J. Woodruff. glass dish from Governor and Mrs. Woodruff. and countless gifts in cut glass, silver. linen, china and pictures from loyal friends.
 The whist club came out in barge. The members are Senator and Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Blakeslee. Dr. and Mrs Rice. Mir and Mrs. B. IA. Booth. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Beebe, Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Savage, Mir. and Mrs. F. W, Baldwin, MT, and Mrs Frank Woodruff and the host and hostess.
 The euchre club also arrived in a barge. These. too, are all New Haven people and include MT. and Mrs. W. I. | Dill, Mir. and Mrs. George A. Maycock MT, and Mrs George French, Mir and Mrs. Raymond Baldwin, Mir. and Mrs Dwight Baldwin.
 Some of the other guests from New Haven were: Governor and Mrs. R. S. Woodruff, M-. and Mrs Frank A. Cor bin. Mir, and Mrs. Samuel Read. Mir. and Mrs. William II. Douglass, Colonel and Mrs. Theodore H. Mcdonald, Mir. and Mrs. Halsey Kelley. Mir and Mrs Henry Welch, Mrs. Arthur E. Treat, Mrs. l.. A. Russell. West Haven; Mir. and Mrs Frank s. Platt. Mir and Mrs, Willys Parker, Mir and Mrs. Edward Nettleton, MT. and Mrs John Loomas, Mir. Elmer Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lindley (West Haven), Captain Hall. Miss Harriet Blakeslee. the Misses Blakeslee. General and Mrs. George Harmon. the Messrs. Blakeslee, II Mir. and Mrs James A. Howarth, Mir. and Mrs. Scott Eames. Mrs. P. H. Viets.
 Other out of town people included MT. and Mrs. Walter Treat of New York city, MT. and Mrs Hallock. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hoadley, Mir. and Mrs. J Bartholomew, Miss Isabel os- borne. all of Derby; Mrs R. N. Jon quist, White Plains. N. Y; Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Longbridge, Auburn, N. r.;
 Mr. and Mrs Robert Gardner, MT and Mrs. Robert o. Gates. MT Frank Gates,
 Mir Ross Gates, all of Derby; Mir. W A. Dennlson, Ellsboro, N Y; Mir and , Mrs. Albertus Clarke, Milford; Miss Ethel Clarke, Derby.
 A few of the Orar ge people present were. Mfr. and Mrs. Wilson II. Lee Miss Prudence Lee. Mir and Mrs. B. NJ : filling, Miss Mary Woodruff, MT. ant Mrs. Merritt Hotchklss (parents of thu bride). Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Merwin, MT and Mrs. Walter Hine, Mir. and Mrs William scobie, Mir. and Mrs. Yelling ton Andrew, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. An drew, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Hine, Mis- Frances Snow, Mrs. Mary Clarke, Mir and Mrs. Charles Treat Mir. and Mrs Carleta Woodruff MT. and Mrs. R. Woodruff, MT. William Hotchkiss, Mrs I. Sheldon Allen, MT. and Mrs. Sylves \ ter Coburn, Miss Evelyn Nettleton. The reception was a brilliant success l throughout and the lavish hospitalit. ! and beautiful home of MT. and Mrs ' Woodruff delighted their guests, wh