The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-11
IN SOCIETY

At the meeting of tho New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Missions, which will be held in Cen ter church. tomorrow afternoon an address will be made hy James l.. ! Barton, D.D., corresponding secretary of the American board. on "The Na tiCns Waiting" While it is not nr- dlnarily tho custom to invite any but women to attend these meetings, the fact that Mir. Barton Is to be one of tho speakers has caused the womnn's board to extend a cordial invitation tp any men who would enjoy hearing this interesting talk to be present on Tuesday afternoon. Tho hope IS cX- pressed that there will be a large at tendance. Mir. Barton will speak at 2 o'clock. The morning meeting rill be given to the reading of reports and ] election of officers,
 The annual meeting of the Mary l Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R.. will l he held this afternoon at o'clock in i the Church of the Redeemer, Orange street Interesting reports of the congress recently held in Washington will be read The regular business of ] the chapter will also have place. and officers for the coming year will be elected
 Cards have been issued for the mar riage of Dr Raynham Townshend, of this city. to Miss Juliet stanton Adee the daughter of MT and Mrs George Augustus Adeo The wedding will 3:3o, ali st Peters church, Westches- ter, x '
 Tickets are going splendidly for the ! entertainment arranged by the Amos
 Morris society C. A. R. to be given in
 Warner hall on Saturday afternoon,
 when Mrs Minnie Marshall Smith.
 dramatic reader, of New York, will
 give a program of recitations with
 music Mrs smith will be accom-
 panied by her husband, Mir Frank ].
 smith, at the piano The Fairy
 Scene from Midsummer Nights
 Dream is said to be gen. Mrs.
 Puck, Oberon and Titania giving
 splendid opportunity for her dramatic
 talents, which arc of high order
 Tho committee in charge of the af-
 fair Is composed of Miss Marjorie
 Monson, chairman, Miss Dorothy
 Bakeslee, Miss Jessamine White MT Clarence Bolton and MT Malcolm Doolittle. The program follows: Fairy Scenes from Midsummer Nights Dream" ....,.. Shakespeare Music by Mendelssohn A Dumbwater Episode ,.,,,,,,, ,.,,,,., Pauline Phelps a. The Tin Gee Gee CPony).... ,.,,,.,.....,,.,,.... Fred Leslie h. Noyembcr's Party ........... Snow C. Angelina Johnson, n,,.,-..,,,.. ..,,.,....,,P Paul Lawrence Dunbar Music by Frank J Smith The Village Gossip. p...,,.,.,,,.. ,...,,,,,, Kate Douglass Wiggir q. De Notare Publique a...... .,..,..a William Henry Drummond b, The Gay Tom Tit..,.,,...S Snow
 C. The Low Backed Car. .,,,,... '. ,..,,,..,.,,.,... Samuel Lover , Music by Frank J, Smith, At her home, l95 Whitney avenue this afternoon, Miss Darlington vii give tea for Mrs stephen Baker, o . New York; Miss Harlan, of Whining < ton, Del, Miss Reed, of Springfield
 Mass, and Miss Taylor of German
 town, Pa, who will give some very
 interesting information regarding tn, , young womens part In the summe 1 conference at Northfield, Mass, The subscription dance arranged b, | Mise Mabel Billings, Miss Mabel Rob ' crtson, Miss Margaret Thompson an, S Miss Elizabeth Reynolds will talk
 place tonight at the Country club IFhc patroncsses are Mrs, Arthur T
 Hadey, Mrs, W. w. Farnam Mrs g Elford Trowbrdge and Mrs. H. Gran Q Thompson