The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
IN SOCIETY

OOAlL Il II
 An interesting program has been ar ranged for the concert to be given Monday evening at Warner hall for the benefit of the Florence Crittenton Mis- sion.
 The Tempo quartet of Hartford and Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds, who will give the concert, are we'll known here, and their concerts are always a de- lightful anticipation.
 Each member of the quartet is a soloist and their work together shows constant association and understand ing of each other. Mrs. Reynolds has a rich contralto voice that it is always a joy to listen to. The members of the quartet are Mr Hubert Maercklein. first tenor; MT. William Carroll, second tenor; MT. Thomas Couch, baritone; MT. Ebert Couch, basso; Mir. Willis Waterman accompanist. The program is as follows:
 The Sea" from Golden Legend. Buck Tempo Quartet and Mir Waterman. Relentlng' .............. John s. Camp Oh, Away, Awake!' (from Hia-
 watha) ........... .Coleridge- -Taylor
 MT. Maercklein.
 Twilight ...................... Buck
 Tempo Quartet. Three for Jack ck''.......... Squire
 Mir. Thomas Couch.
 Songs of Araby" ".................C Clay
 MT Carroll
 Walter Lilies" "........... Linders
 Tempo Quartet.
 ta) Standchen, n,.................. Strauss (b) Si mes vers avaient des ailes Hahn Co The Years at the Spring . Beach
 Mir Ebert Couch. Ave Maria Ant Mrs. Reynolds and Tempo Quartet.
 There will be limited number of tickets for sale at the hall on the even ing of the concert.
 The patronesses are: Mrs. R. S. Woodruff, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr,, Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs. Dan iel c Eaton, Mrs Francis Wavland. Mrs. w. w. Farnam, Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge Mrs. Herbert c. Warren. Mrs. w, A. Granville, Mrs Artemas I. Haynes, Mrs. A. o. Norton, Mrs. F. Hersey Sheath, Mrs. F H Benton. Mrs. George B. Stevens, Mrs. Luman Cowles, Mrs. Edward O. Gruener, Mrs. Lewis English, Mrs. W. H Bartholo- new, Mrs. H. M Kockersperger, Mrs. Frank A. Corbn, Mrs William Lyon Phelps, Mrs Frank B. Walker, Mrs. Nathan Bronson, Mrs. W. H. Douglas. Mrs. John c. North, Mrs S. H. Reade. Mrs Pierce Welch, Mrs. H. Merriman Steele, Mrs. Isaiah Sheath, Mrs. Wat son l.. Phillips,
 | Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury of Lincoln street will sail on February 6 for South American trip, and Mrs. ,Lounsbury will go to Charleston, N. C.. ] on Wednesday next for stay of sev- eral weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs Sanders W Hart of Prospect street and Miss Dorothy Os- born, who have been south for a month past, are at present in Miami, Florida. Mir Arthur Wesley Dow will have an exhibition of his pictures at the Mon tross gallery Fifth avenue and 34th street, New York, from February to 19,
 Mrs. Marvey s. Munson of Whitney avenue gave a small house dance last night for her daughter, Miss Marion Munson and some Vassar girls who came down with her. The guests ofI honor were Miss Caster, Miss Oliver. Miss Motley, Miss Belatti, Miss Candy and Miss Strawn, from Vassar; Miss Polly Candy, from St. Margare.'s. Miss Jennison and Miss Smith. of Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus & Hotchkiss of church street expect to sail for Flu rope during the coming week. They VIII spend about three months abroad. The severe storm of Friday las, week prevented the Priscilla club from holC-I Ing its regular meeting on that day. The postponed meeting was held yes terday afternoon in Hendrie hall. Pro lessor John w Wetzel gave readings from The Merchant of Venice" . The study of Shakespeare will b continued by the club during the re mainder of the winter.
 The Riding club had it's usual meet at the armory of Troop A. in Orange street, last evening After the usu; riding and games the members went ia supper With Mrs Carlos F. st,ddsrdI at S52 Temple street.
 The eighth annual exhibition of the New Haven Paint and Clay club will open on Thursday, March 5. This ex- hibitlon will be of original works in oil ana water color, sculpture, miniatures, engravings and drawings in black ana white