The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
2IEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
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And Other People KnOwn In Tnis Ciss s-Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

AnteFesuDS Social Events Here anu
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 The residence of Prof. and Mrs. Thomas D. Goodell was the scene of a very pretty wedding Saturday after noon when Miss Eleanor E. Cutler, daughter of the late Evarts Cutler, was married to Leonard Daggett, Rev. Newman Smyth, D. D.. officiating. About 125 guests were present at the wedding, which was one of the pret- tiest home weddings In many seasons
 Mrs. John M. Hall and the Misses Hall of Hillhouse avenue will leave soon for an extended European trip.
 The board of managers of the Wom- ans Exchange in charge of the charity ball to be given in Harmonic hall on Monday evening, February 26, are very regretful at the fact that owing to the smallness of the hall, the list of invi- tations has of necessity been decidedly limited. It would simply mean dis comfort for the guests if the list were extended
 Miss Emily Morgan was the hostess for very pretty small luncheon at the Country club on Friday afternoon. Covers were laid for five, and the table looked very attractive.
 The board of manager sof the Wom- ans Exchange on Orange street extend a cordial invitation to a very interest," ing tea demonstration at the pretty rooms to-day from Il o'clock in the morning until 3 o'clock in the after noon. The tea is served by an Indian woman in costume.
 David Lewis Daggett who is spend- Ing this year at Phillips academy, Andover, Mass. was in town over Sun day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. David Daggett of Wall street. He came down to attend the wedding Sat urday of his uncle, Leonard Daggett to Miss Eleanor Cutler.
 Mrs. Henry L. Tatnall of Whining ton, Del, Miss Townsend of West Chester, Pa. and Mrs Gayley of Wayne, Pa, are guests of Miss Beach of 7S Wall street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis B. Stoddard will leave soon for Lakewood, N. J., where they will remain for couple of months.
 Miss Helen Benedict is in Pelham, M Y. the guest of Mrs Walter Duren, of New Haven. Miss Duren gave a very handsome dinner party Saturday evening at which Miss Benedict was guest of honor.
 urday for several weeks of travel SGeneral and Mrs. Edwin S. Greeley have issued invitations for a recep- ton at their home in Trumbull street tomorrow evening from T to 10
 Prof. Herbert E. Gregory left early last lweek for Arizona, where he will spend a few weeks.
 Louis Jacobs of this city went to Bridgeport Saturday night as repre- sentative of the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, and initiated eighteen can- didates through the three degrees of Joseph Dowdell lodge of that 8 city city. City Clerk Buckingham, the town clerk and in fact all of the city hall officials.
 Prof. J. M. Hoppin of Hillhouse ave- nue has in press a little book entitled "The Reading of Shakespeare" which will soon be published.
 Mrs. Harry Little W3lch of College street is spending week in New York city.
 A special meeting of the Mothers Aid society will be held this morning at 10 o'clock. All the managers are especially requested to be present. ie SHewtv dance of the series which IS being given by the members of the young married set will take place at the Law nclub on Saturday, Febru-
 Mrs. Richmond M. Gaylord of St. Roman street chaperoned party of young people at a society dance at Williams college Friday evening. Tn the party were Miss Margery Monson of Wailingford and Miss Butler of Hartford, both of whom are well known here.
 and several out of town friends will leave shortly for trip to the West Indies They will be absent several weeks.
 A pleasant birthday and surprise was rendered Andrew Pastorious at his home, First avenue, Allingtown Sat urday evening" it being his seventeenth birth anniversary.
 Prof. and Mrs Philip P. Wells left early in the week for Washington, D. O., where they will reside in the future. Prof Wells resigned his position at Yale to accept a government position in the bureau of forestry.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Russell with party of girls will said next Saturday Jamaica. In the party will be Mrs Russell's daughter, Miss Mary Russell, Miss Zaidee Tyler, Miss Bessie Bennett of this city, and Miss Price of Brook Iyn. Dr. Russell has just returned from a very interesting trip to the
 Captain and Mrs. Samuel A. Smoke of Wall street are spending few days In Boston.
 nouncing the marriage of Laurance Johnson Carmalt, son of Dr. and Mrs William H. Carmalt of this city to MISS Helen Frances Clay daughter or MT and Mrs. Alfred Laussat Clay of Phil adelphia, The wedding took place in Philadelphia on Thursday.
 The friends out at the Country club and elsewhere ar econgratulating Dr.. Charles H. Zimmerman on his election Friday evening as president of the State Golf league.
 Newton Lord Nichols of this city,. a member of the class of 1907, at the naval academy, Annapolis, was mem Der of the committee in charge of the farewell ball, one of the principal feat ures of the graduating exercises of the class of 1906 at Annapolis.
 Sullivan's opera H. M. S. Pinafore, by local cast, assisted by MT. Smith and MT. Kapitske of New Haven, under the leadership of J. P. Pero, who will also take the part of Sir Joseph, will Be given at Music hall, Branford, this afternoon and evening and tomorrow evening also
 The Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Means of Humphrey street left Thursday for a short western trip. Dr. Means Is to deliver a lecture at Ann Arbor, Mich.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Norton enter tained the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Munger, and the Rev. MT and Mrs Davis at a dinner party at their home on Friday evening