The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-14
IN SOCIETY

An entertainment and dance will be given on Monday evening, and re- peated on Wednesday evening at liar monie hall, the proceeds of the first evening to go to the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society. and on Wednesday night the entertain ment is for the benefit of the Grace hospital fund. The entertainment consists of two plays in which forty children between the ages of five and fifteen years, will take part. The first play is fairy tale, and takes place in toy shop. where the toys at the end of the play all come to life. The second play is called Vice Versa" and in 1t woman's rights predomin- ate. Both plays are very clever and the little people are entering into the spirit of the occasion with a right good will. Mrs. l. M. Ullman has charge of the affair and she is being assisted by Mrs F. M. Adler and Mrs. F. J. Myers. The dance on Wednes- tt'N iii6iih Nlli'li ID JULIE dl1dIStu UN Miss J. B. Scrimgeour and Miss Katherine McGarry, will be preceded by these two plays The list of pa tronesscs for the dance on Wednesday night include the following: Mrs. l. NJ. Ullman. Mrs. Max Adler, Mrs. Fred Adler, Mrs. & J, Myers, Mrs. J. B. Martin Mrs. $. 2. Poli, Mrs Hen ry Fresenius, Mrs. F. B. Walker, Mrs. William Pitt Baldwin. Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson, Mrs. II. M Knockersperg- er Mrs Sherman Foote, Mrs. Fred Lehr, Mrs, Fred Benton, Mrs Will H, NJ. Hodson, Mrs, Gaylord, Mrs. F. ]. Walker, Mrs Leonard Hotchkss, | Mrs. C. r. Walker, Mrs. J. P. Flynn, | Mrs. C. w. Vishno, Mrs. McDermott Mrs. Levi Gempertz, Mrs. Chauncey Lamb, Mrs. Stewart Skiff. Mrs. Will i lis Hartshorn, Mrs J. Edward Geary, Mrs. M. J. Adams, Mrs. B. Shonniger. 1 Mrs. A. E. Treat. Mrs. Nelson Lud- l dington and Miss Elizabeth Paine. Tickets will be on sale at the hospital.
 The seat sale for the New Haven i oratorio soeietys production of FL ear's The Dream of Gerontius' will open this afternoon at the M. Steinert Sons Co, at o'clock and will con- tinue all evening until the store closes at 10 o'clock The advertising col umns of the Journal-Courier this morning give the details for the sale | in full After to-day the seat sale will be conducted only at the Wool sey hall box office. beginning at 10 a. m. each day, when it will go on until the concert, Thursday ,vening, at s o'clock.
 A meeting of the New Haven Col ony Historical society will he held on Monday evening at o'clock at the society's rooms in Grove street Chief l Justice Simeon F. Baldwin will read a paper on "The Secession of Spring field from Connecticut. As usual an 1 informal reception for the members and their families will follow the reading.
 Mrs r. H. Benton will open her house at IS Sherman avenue this af- ternoon for a cake and apron sale, from until o'clock. Mrs. F. B. Walker and Mrs. N. w. Kendall will assist Mrs. Benton.
 At the home of Mrs. William Pitt Baldwin. 1145 Chapel street, this af- ternoon there will be held q sale of homemade cake and candy for the benefit of the fund for the new Grace hospital. The sale is for the wom- ans board, to provide the furnishing for above Miss Gladys Smith will
 have charge of the candy table, and she will be assisted by Miss Brooks
 Mrs. Baldwin. in charge of the cake table. will be assisted by Mrs. R. J
 Ferguson, Mrs. C. W. Hand, Mrs Henry Warner, Mrs. & D. Smith. Miss
 Baldwin. Miss Fitch, Miss Fannie r
 Smith. Mrs. Warner Judson. Mrs John Kenyon and Mrs c. P. Peck.