The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Among the New York guests at the wedding of Miss Whitney and MT. Blodgett on Whitney avenue, this city, yesterday were Mrs. Charles Berryman, a sister of the bride; MT. and Mrs. Lor- rilard Spencer, MT. and Mrs, George B. Mcclellan, Mir and Mrs. Charles Dlckie, MT. and Mrs. Egerton Winthrop. Among the New Haven guests were President and Mrs. A T. Hadley, Hen ry l.. HotchKies, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Beach, Mir and Mrs. w. w. Farnam, the Rev and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr, Mrs. William P. Trowbridge and the Misses Mamie and Kate Trow- bridge.
 Ralph Schneeloch of Pittsburg was the guest Thursday and yesterday of s his sister Mrs. Leonard w. Bacon, jr,, of Elm street.
 Mrs. Daniel B. Halpin and little son, Daniel DeLacey Halpin, have returned from few weeks visit with MT. and Mrs William Reynolds in New York city
 Announcement of the engagement of Miss Celia Hurlburt of Boston, daugh- ter of Joseph and Amelia Hurlburt of Clinton, to Frederick Mason of Boston, was made a few days since.
 Rev. B H. Kenyon of St. Pauls de, o1e i,, of c castle, Knights of King Arthur, with eleven other members, went up to Wallingfrod from this city Wednesday evening and initiated nine members there into that order at the St. Pauls parish house. A meeting for the organ ization of a castle in Wallingford will be held on Tuesday evening, November 27 at the St. Paul's parish house there at o'clock.
 Leslie Bailey of Center street, West Haven, while working in the DeForest & Hotchkiss Lumber company's yards, fell off a pile of lumber and sustained broken wrist.
 Miss Harriet A. Simmons of Middle town and Charles G. Gerard of this city were married in that city Wednesday
 
 afternoon
 Mrs. B. I. Spock of Cold Spring street has as her guests her mother, Mrs. Stoughton of New York, and her uncle, William Whipple of Boston.
 Herman Lencke, stone mason, while at work on the foundation of Howard Pierson's house Tuesday on East Main street, Clinton, injured his hand and evidently tainted. He was first seen lying on the ground by Mrs. Alexander Buell., who was passing, who with Mrs Vernon Walton rendered what assist ance they could till help arrived when he was taken to Dr. Fox, where his hand was dressed.
 Juan Pujol of Havana, Cuba, who was student in the English depart ment of the university five years ago spent a few hours in town Thursday MT. Pujol has been in Barcelona, Spain iii business, and is on his way home tc Cuba for a visit He sailed Thursday noon from New York for Havana.
 Last night at the home of Lena Bran. nau of Townsend street, the pinochle club held it's weekly pinochle. Miss Lena Brandau won first prize for the ladies, which was beautiful salat dish. Charles Bardoff won first prize for the gentlemen, which was tobaccC jar Miss Anna Elmblad was awarded the consolation prize.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Goldbaum O. 66 Howe street will celebrate the for tieth anniversary of their marriage or INo o+ f, 10 o'clock.
 Dr. Paul B. Kennedy of First avenue in West Haven is receiving congratu 1ations upon the arrival of twins
 William Highland of St. Romans ter race is spending two weeks at Lake wood, N. J.
 Walter Downs of the Westville staff of mail carriers and prominen Knight of Pythian, is taking an activ, part in an effort to get class read! to join the New Haven company of th' Uniform Rank of this order
 Miss Elvena Seymour of Winthrop avenue gave a luncheon in honor of he guests, the Misses Florence and Mar, Treat of Canada on Thursday Tn other guests were Miss Kathryne Bald win, Miss Ella Small, Miss Florene Pfaff
 The Phoenix club of Elm street, Wes Haven, held social and smoker Thurs day evening. A very entertaining pro gramme had been planned and the eye ming was passed most enjoyably.
 Mrs Charles Foster Kent of 406 Hum phrey street has issued cards for te to be given at her home on Friday aft ernoon November 29. The receivin hours are from 4 until o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. William Goode of Tou avenue, Westville, are the proud pos sessors of a baby girl, born Wednes day.
 Edward w McNulty of this city ha been appointed organist in St. Peter church, Kimberly avenue, the Rev. I J. Early announcing the app0intmer this week.
 DUPLICATE WHIST