The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROPRIATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-Intsresting social Events Here an" Elsewhere.
 A very quiet wedding of Saturday evening was that of Miss Fannie Pond and Miles Albion Pond, which occurred at the residence of the brides uncle, Johnathan Pond of 22O Whalley ave- nue, at 6 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer performed the ceremony. Owing to the recent death of the brides father, Philip Pond, the wedding was extremely sim pie and quiet, only the immediate rela- lives being present. The bride wore a beautiful gown of grey crepe de chine over silk. She was unattended. Im- mediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Pond left for a short trip. They will reside in Ithaca, N. T., where MT. Pond is an instructor in Cornell uni versity. The groom is a graduate of Yale and both bride and groom are very highly esteemed and have a host of warm friends. .s ass.....,,. Miss Williams, daughter of Professor and Mrs. Williams, who has spent the last three years in the south in Flori- da, has returned and expects to spend C The winter dL nome. ..--..-- ..... ,.,s.s.. The first of the university coalitions will take place at Sherry's, New York, on Wednesday evening next. These dances were organized last spring by a number of undergraduates of Har-l yard, Yale, Columbia and Princeton, with the object of uniting each year a certain number of men from New York and the neighborhood, members of these universities, who will be glad of the privilege of entertaining their friends at Christmas and an Easter dance. The committee includes William O'D. Iselin, John Sloane, IT., August Bel mont, IT,, Alfred Ely, Jr., Alexander D. B. Pratt, Percy H. Jennings and Chal- mers Wood, Jr. They will be assisted in receiving their guests on Wednes- day next by the following patronesses: Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Jr., Mrs. Will; liam E. Iselin. Mrs. Henry o. Have meyer, Mrs. Bradish Johnson, Mrs H. Fairchild Osborn, Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs. Charles de Rham, Jr., Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Mrs. John Sloane and Mrs. Thomas Thacher.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell are in Washington, spending the holidays with MT. Shells mother, Mrs. Deane.
 Miss Margaret Carney of New Bri- tain, and Master Arthur Carney of St. M Augustine's school, Pennington, are spending few days with relatives in Branford.
 Mrs Samuel Fisher is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. M. Hall at Cambridge, Mass.
 A wedding of this week will be that of Miss Ethel Mae Bryant and H. M. Beach, which will be solemnized on Wednesday,. Miss Bryant is an accom- plished young lady, being prominent member of the Verdi club, in which she has sung important parts.
 Professor and Mrs. Isidore Troost- wyk with their daughter, Miss Hen drika, left Saturday for Philadelphia, where they will remain one week.
 James Elliott Cosgrove. Yale Law school 1906. is spending the Christmas holidays in Danbury with his parents.
 pr. and Mrs. s. M Hammond of College street spent Christmas with Mrs. Hamond's father, W. H. Dayton, of Torrington.
 Professor and Mrs. John c. Schwab are spending the holidays in New York with Ericsson SchWab's mother, Mrs. Gustave Schwab, at Morris Heights on. the Hudson, where the family home is. After that Professor and Mrs. Schwab will go to Washington, D. O., to visit Mir. and Mrs. Tucker The Fuckers, until MT. Tucker accepted a govern a lnent position, lived in Kentucky. Mrs. Tucker was Miss Martha Sharpe of Wilkesbarre, Pa, and has many friends in New Haven, having been at school here at Grove hall Miss Marion Nichols is home from vassar with her college friend, Miss Kate Miller of Louisville, Kentucky, as her guest. Both young ladies are the guests of Mrs. Henry P. Sage of 4s Dwight street, the sister of Miss Nich- oIs. Miss Miller will later be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Curtiss, another vas- sar girl, and daughter of Professor and Mrs. curtiss of Trumbul1 street.
 w. Woods Chanler, organist at the Westminster church in West Simsbury, has been spending several days with his father, Professor William E. Chandler of 31 High street.
 Miss Marion Whitney of the New Haven high school is making prepara- tions for the production of German play by members of her senior German classes
 MT. and Mrs. George A North of 275 Lombard street welcomed as a Christi mas guest on December IS, Clifford Raymond North; weight twelve pounds. Mother and son doing nicely. May he bring joy all the days of his life is the wish of many friends. x.
 Mrs. Denning Duer has gone to Washington, D. C., to visit her daugh- ter, Mrs. McLanahan.
 Frank Stiles of North Haven had a house party for Christmas. Those en- tertained were MT and Mrs. Clarence Blatchley of Middletown, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hall of New York city, Mr. and Mrs. B. Crowley of Chicago.
 Mrs. Thomas Knight of Halifax Nova Scotia, is spending the Christ mas holidays with her daughters ,the Misses Mary and Alice, 12O4 Chapel street. ~4
 c. Weller, rector of the Hopkins