The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-12
rEnsoNaL aND SOCIETY VOTES.

Cards were received Saturday by the
members of the class of '92, Yale aca-
demic, ANNOUNCING the coming mar
riage of their clBssmate, MIR. Walter P,
Bliss, to Miss Katherine Baldwin,
daughter of Mrs. Henry p Baldwin Of
Detroit, Mich. The nuptials will be
solemnized at st. Johns church, De-
troit, on Tuesday, April 49, at high
noon.
Miss Cardance Quimby Of Lakeport
is being entertained by Mrs Dean Ly-
man:
This week will take from town Mrs
HI. P. Hoadley and daughter, Miss Hen
rietta, who go for five weeks visit to
Summit, N. ].
Miss Carrie Moulthrop of 600 Orange
street will spent Eastertide in Middle
town.
Friends of DIR. Robert s. Ives will be
glad to hear that he is slowly recover
Ing from his recent illness.
The next meeting of the Chautauqua
circle will be held at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Robinson on Grand avenue.
The circle met on Monday night last at
Mrs. Albert Gates, ITO Atwater street.
Greek Civilization was the subject
discussed, while an interesting paper
on Table Talks on Socrates" was read
by Mrs. Oliver HILL
To-day at the home Of Mrs. Charles
e. Sanford, 80 Dwight place, Mrs. Lau-
rens Lenox will bring to a close her Sc
ries of talks to her Dwight street class.
The hostess, Mrs. Sanford, who is a
reader of unusual ability will add ma
terially to the program by several Sc
lections. Cards will shortly be sent out
by Mrs. Sanford for a tea to be given
for her daughter, Miss Helen.
The Rev. Father Mulholland of st.
Francis r. c. church is sojourning in
the south in search Of health. Since
his recent illness his health has been
poor, and it is hoped he will be much
benefited by his trip.
An occasion of much interest on the
tapis for Tuesday is the lecture on
American Art and Artists to be CIV
en- by Mrs. Semmes Craig at Warner
hall.
A coming event of importance in mu-
steal circles Is the recital to be given
shortly by the pupils Of Mrs. Rosabel
| Froushour Lines at her Elm street res
| idence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Rosenblum,
whose marriage was an event of Sun
day, April 4, entertained their many
friends at their pretty new home on
Ferry street last evening. The evening
was most pleasantly spent by the many
! friends who gathered at the first ''at
home" A bountiful collation. was serv-
ed, after the guests had enjoyed music,
games and other pastimes
| An Eastertide wedding at st. Fran
els r. c. church will be that which
will unite Miss Mamie East and Mr..
Joseph Tansy. Wednesday, April 81, is
the date set for the marriage. Mr..
Tansy is in the employ Of the New Ha-
ven Street Railway company, and Is
well thought of and much esteemed by
his fellow men, possessing many excel
| lent traits of character. His bride-to-
| be is a most charming girl, whose
charm of manner has won for her a
| legion Of friends, who will crowd to the
church on the occasion of the marriage
to see Miss East as bride. Among
her acquaintance she counts many
from the firm of Malley, Nicely & Co..
where she was employed.
The monthly meeting of the New Ha-
ven Congregational club will be held at
the Grand avenue Congregational
church this evening. Supper will be
served by the ladies of the church.
Tomorrow morning Rev. Mr.. Shelton
secretary of the Home Mission society
will present the interests of that organ
ization at the Grand avenue Congrega-
tional church.