The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ING EEW HAVEN FEOFAE
 And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The Yale Law School Political club held a regular business meeting at Hendrie hall Thursday night, after which they spent pleasant hour at the Union league as the guests of the president of the club, Attorney Alexander Cumming.
 Yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 | o'clock Mrs. Frank H. Whittemore gave a tea for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. Reed Whittemore, one of the brides of the year
 A wedding, which will be learned with considerable interest by New Ha- ven people, occurred in Hartford on Friday evening, November 30, when Miss Elsie Marie Elder was united in marriage to Arthur Julius Elmer, at the home of the bride, 49 East Hudson street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Dent, pastor of the South Park Methodist church. The wedding was largely attended. Among those present from this city were Mrs. E. R. Whiting, MT. and Mrs. Henry s. Hamilton, Mir. and Mrs. Le- roy E. Whiting, Frank Young and MT. Woodford. There were also guests present from all parts of the state. The wedding gifts were numerous and beautiful.
 A party. of associate employees in the K. of c. office in this city went out to tender Miss Hannah Murphy a sur prise at her home on Cedar street, Branford, on Thursday night, Music and games were enjoyed.
 Mir and Mrs Elmer F. Somers have been entertaining at their home in Elm street, West Haven, the past week, Mrs. Hutis, Miss Putnam and H. w.. Beecher of New York, and Miss Helen Wilson of Bridgeport.
 At the lawn club last evening Mrs. Samuel Higgins and Miss Isabelle Iig- gins gave a large dance at which the majority of the guests will be mem bers of the younger society set.
 Residents of Cheshire are interested in the recent announcement of the marriage of Miss Emma c. Damn, daughter of MT and Mrs. George Damn, and Edwin E. Correll, son of Mir. and Mrs, Willis Correll, which was celebrated in the Little Church Around the Corner New York city, July q, the ceremony having been performed by Dr. Houghton, The sec- ret was well kept, and it was general ly believed ty their friends that the ceremony was performed in this city Thanksgiving morning. Both have many friends among the young peo- pie and are overwhelmed with good wishes MT. and Mrs. Correll are re- siding in Cheshire.
 The ladies of St. Mary's parish be- gan their sale of dolls, fancy articles, home made cakes. etc. in the base ment of the church in Temple street yesterday afternoon. It was continued last evening, and will be held this aft ernoon and evening. The proceeds of the gale will be given to St. Roses guild, whose noble work it is to relieve the necessities of the poor, and it is hoped that all friends of the guild will attend he sale,
 The ladies aid society of the Meth nIf,t 11,,,,.,1, 40 yErae4 TIorynx, reception Thursday afternoon to the ladies of the congregation and their friends. Although the afternoon was stormy the attendance was large The ladies served light refreshments Dur ing the afternoon a musical program was rendered. Miss Nellie Hotchkiss gave several piano selections, Miss Ruth stannard and Miss Rachel Leake sang and also Miss Edna Lynn. A birthday cake was presented to Miss Metcalf in honor of her birthday. Miss Metcalf is one of the oldest members of the aid society and this gift was also to celebrate that event.
 The rehearsals for "Charlie's Aunt" which is to be given some time next month in West Haven, are being held weekly. In the cast are Mrs. E. Stark Thomas, Miss Ann Ronaldson, Miss Edith Barrett, Miss Marguerite Gra- ham, Kenneth Winne William Ron aldson, Robert Bush, Robert Mans- field, MT Pennell and MT. Head. Next weeks rehearsal will be Monday even- ing,