The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-13

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The many friends of William F. Smith, the Well-known chemist, will be pleased to learn that he has returned to this city, ari that he intends to again make his home here. MT. Smith was in the drug business for several years in this city, and he went to the New Haven hospital as chemist. after- wards becoming for a time acting su- peflntendent of that institution.
 Ladies night at the Phoenix club, west Haven, was thoroughly enjoyed py the large number wh3 attended. Early in the evening the following pro- gramIne was rendered, which was en- lnuslaslcally received by the guests: The NeVln Ladies quartette sang "The Jonquil Maid lMargareta," .Coon Lullaby and Miss Sprenger sang At Parting; Mrs. Ala Corwin Vosburg re- cited Too Late for the Train" and "Old Ace" William E. Morgan. ir.. sang King Charles and an encore. Follow Ing the programme ice cream and cake were served, after which the ladies en- joyed delightful social evening.
 over 5O0 invitations were issued for the reception which Major and Mrs. Isaac Bromley gave at their residence in York square last evening for their daughter, Miss Adelaide Bromley. As slsting the host and hostess were Miss Mary Bromley, who made her debut last year, Miss Mildred Williams of Glastonbury, Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss Margaret Wallace and Miss Ha- gel Nesblt The receiving hours were from 8 until il o'clock.
 Professor John F. Weir spoke at the Yale Art school yesterday noon on .sThe Rembrandt Tercentenary 1t was a highly interesting.
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock of Pittsburg, Pa, is spending few days with her father, MT. Alfred Elcock, of Beers street.
 { "A very pretty wedding which took place on Tuesday afternoon was that of Miss Bethel M Bogart and MT. J. Herbert Bodwell, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dr. McLane of Plymouth church at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Willis E. Boiwell of First avenue, West Haven. The rooms were very prettily decorated. Master Benja- min Bodwell, brother of the groom played the wedding march. The bride was gowned in gray crepe de Paris, and carried shower bouquet of car nations. The best man was MT. Will liam H. Warner of Hartford. The bride was given away by her fathersMr Cor nelius Bogart. After the ceremony a reception was held, after which Mr. and Mrs. Bodwell left for a wedding jour nej.
 Miss Ethel Marvin of Westville will attend on Friday evening the Oneida club dance with friends in Bristol.
 Mrs. George H. Watrous of Whitney avenue left Tuesday for New York and early yesterday afternoon sailed on the Celtic for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Charles Grazebrook of Omagh, Ireland. MT. and Mrs. Eliot aWtrous went down to New York with Mrs. Watrous, who is to be abroad sev- eral months:
 MT, and Mrs. George w. Plumb left Milford yesterday forenoon en route for Florida, where they will spend the bal ance of the winter &1#
 At the Christ church Christmas sale this afternoon and evening the magnif- icent embroideries owned by this church t4yi11 Lr ;z. s,t wonderful collection, hardly to be equalled in this country and the fact that most of it was done by the em- broidery guild of Christ church makes it of added interest.
 The Radium club of East Haven met with MT. s. Trumbull Haskell of Hem- ingway avenue on Monday evening. Vo- cal and instrumental music were. en- ioyed and were followed by buffet lunch. Eighteen members were present
 The executive committee of the High School Alumni association met at the office of the secretary, Mir John Gil son, and arranged for dance to be given by the association on Friday evening December 2S, in Warner hall. Those present were George Fowler, Carl Stevens, John Schall, c. x. Mes singer and John Gilson.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Grannis of Hemingway ave- nuc, East Haven, by the members of the Kings daughters circle of the First Baptist church of New Haven, of which she Is member Although the night was very cold, a large number came out and all felt well repaid for the trip the evening being one of great enjoy | ment.