The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING EETF HAVEN PEOPLE
Ava othrr People Known in This city
IntertutInE social EvsRt. Here and
elsewhere.

EAAchutEGs
The quartet Of the First N. e
church which sang at the bishops re-
ception last night at Trinity NJ. p.
church gave Dudley Bucks Lead
kindly Light" in which the beauty Of
their quartet work was very striking.
The quartet which is under the direc-
ton Of Miss Grace Littlejohn consiss
Of Miss sarah Graham. soprano; Miss
Edith Augur. alto; Frank Shay. tenor
and c. w. Worcester, bass.
Invitations have been received by
friends in New Haven and West Haven
to attend the celebration of the twenty
NTH anniversary OF the marriage and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gierding of
Newark, N. J. Mr.. and Mrs. Gierding
were formerly Of First avenue, West
Haven.
Miss Rose Nancy Neumann, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Address Neumann
OF 1912 State street, was united in mar
riage to Otto Carl Vogenitz Wednesday
evening. The nuptial knot was tied by
a justice of the peace, after which q
wedding feast was served to many
guests in Pyramid hall.
DR.. and Mrs Edward jenkins of
Huntington street gave a large reeep-
ton last evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Ward Foote
George Mahl of Buffalo, pupil Of
Professor E. A. Leopold, has been the
guest of his teacher during the past
week Mr.. Mail has one of those beau
tiful, brilliant baritones in great de-
mad among managers of operate conn
panies.
Mrs, Clarence Holt Of this city spent
a part OF the week at Pine Orchard
looking over her newly acquired prop
erty and planning for two new, cot
tages to be built before next summer.
Mrs. Captain Perkins and son, VIII
liam, recently returned from St.'Croix,
Danish West Indies, are stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Butrick at 81
Pearl street.
Sydney Clark Of Clark street, West
Haven, was moved to his home in Elm
street.
Edward S. Palmer of Greeley, Col,
has returned home via the fair at St.
Louis, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Durant of Exchange street, this
city, and relatives at Branford. Mr..
Durant is hose driver for steamer No.
5, New Haven fire department. \,
Mrs. Munson Of Elm street, West
Haven, and daughter, Mrs. Arthur H.
Fields, have returned from a pleasant
visit in New York.
Rev. DR.. McLane returned Monday
from Des Moines where he was in att
tendance ait the seven days session Of
the national council Of the Congrega-
tional churches.
The food and fancy work sale Of the
Kings Daughters In Westville will be
held this afternoon and evening. a
great success Is looked for.
Mrs. G.. b. Bun1sIi entertained the
Duplicate Whist club at her home in
Southport Monday. The guests went
BY trolley from New Haven and took
dinner with Mrs Bunnell. Whist was
enjoyed during the afternoon and after
tea the ladies returned by train. Among
the guests were Miss Mary Law Of
Olive street, Mrs. s. Fox Of Chapel
street, Mrs. George Lewis OF Howe
street, Mrs. John Hopson Of George
street. Miss Florence Merwin Of Coll
Iege street, Mrs. Amber Of York street,
, and Mrs. Wilson Lee who entertained
the Duplicate Whist club at her home
in Orange Thursday. October 10. X
Edmund S. Ender, organist of Christ
church, this city, has accepted call as
organist and master Of the choristers
in Christ church, Ansonia. Mr. Ender
has been at Christ church In this city
, since last May
The town hall in Centerville was
: crowded wednesday night at the fair
} which the Rev. Dullard is giving, A
: programme Of eighteen numbers was
} rendered by the orchestra and fine
! entertainment was also given. The fail
|, continued until next Tuesday evening
c Last evening President and Mrs. A
!. I. Hadley gave their first reception o.
the season at their, home on Whitney
avenue. The receiving hours were from
until II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weiss Of Yves
Haven have returned home after hay
ing spent two very pleasant weeks g
the st. Louis fair.
F. S. Andrews and wife of 81 Dwigh
/, street, who have returned from hunt
!. ing and fishing trip, ten miles north
. Bangor, Me-, report most enJoyabl'
/ time at the Indian camp.
J AT the last meeting of the Girls
Friendly society in Westville q yer,
laughable farce entitled "Ruggles Fam
Z iIy'' was presented for the entertain
: rnent of the members. The parts wer
taken by Miss Edna Tyrrell, Miss Jen
!, Enie Clingan and Miss Agnes Tucker
/ Refreshments were afterwards served
! The affair was a success from start t
8 finish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. johnson lef
Z Wednesday night for visit with MI
I and Mrs. r, f. Rustin of Savannah
Il Ca. Mrs. Rustin was formerly Mis-
n Ethel May Jewell Of this city.
/ Mrs. Roy Chamberlain Of Main stree
}. West Haven, is spending a few day
u in Hartford.
George Rich of York Square has r.
Il turned from Philadelphia, where /
i was called by the death Of his father.
= Miss Bertha e. Haskell has resigne
! Iher position with the Yale Alum
T. Weekly, with which she has been a:
II ISOLATED for the past five or six year
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