The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCER Ne
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Rn This City
 A--Hnteresting Social ETents Here ana

Elsewhere.
 Miss Alice Mabel Bacon will address l the Center Church Auxiliary of the | Woman's Board of Missions this after | noon in the chapel parlor at o'clock. | Subject "Is There Any Use in Mis- | sions?" The ladies of Admiral Foote Wo- 1 mans Relief Corps Sewing society met with Mrs. Emma Benton, of State | street, yesterday afternoon. Supper l was served at six o'clock, to which all ! comrades were invited.
 Mrs. Theodore Keller very delightful ly celebrated her birthday yesterday. There were many callers and number l of pretty gifts and flowers for the hos tess.
 An entertainment and dance under the auspices of St. Lawrence CathoAe club took place last evening at West Haven town hall at eight o'clock The programme is varied and was enjoyed | by a large audience. Milo Deyo, plan ist, Miss Anna Gaffney, elocutlonlst, | Miss Elizabeth Martin, soloist and oth- CT local attractions took part, and u was concluded with an act from Poll theater. Stanford'S orchestra 4uf- nished the dance music
 The Rt. Rev. F. w. Keabor bishop Of the diocese of Olympia, who has been the guest of Colonel N. c. Osborn for a few days, left yesterday for his home in the west Bishop Keator's diocese covers one-half of the state of Wash ington.
 Miss Mary Moore, of Des Moines, Ia, who has been spending a month with Miss Marjorie Bush of Campbell ave- nue, left New Haven Tuesday for York, Pa. where she will visit friends before returning home.
 Mrs George T. Kirck will give a so- cial whist on Monday, october 29, at her home, 35 Dixwell aveue, fronm two to five o'clock. All friends are invited The proceeds are for charitable pur- pose.
 The marriage ohf Miss Clara Rich mond Bradford, daughter of Mrs. The odore Dwight Bradford, to MT. Dwight Huntington Day. Yale 99, will take place Thursday afternoon, November 8, at the residence of the brides mother, 15 West Forty-eighth street, New York.
 w OIQ lletS ISoCIlGQ AlllLOAu VI b4lS AS- cent marriage in this city of Charles Lane of Hartford and Miss Mary Ber- ger of this city, both of whom were at one time well known residents of this town.
 Miss Frances Macheleidt, the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs T. s. Macheledt of Congress avenue, was married to MT. Walter Blackinton, of Providence, R. l., at her home last evening. Rev C. o. Scoville, of Trinity church, per formed the ceremony. The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Emma Macheleidt, and the best man will be Mr. Clifford Blackinton, a brother of the groom
 Mrs Mary IA. Hepburn Smith leaves Milford next Monday for New York city, where she will spend short time, szMand from where she will go on to her wwinter home in Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. Clara Brainard Forbes, gradu- ate of Yale School of Music, has opened a studio at her home, 52 High street, East Haven, for instruction in piano and pipe organ, also for the voice and sight reading. Mrs. Forbes has quite a large class of pupils from our town, also several from Branford, and her annual musicales have been a source of pleasure to her many friends Still another wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Mayzie Estella Camp daughter of MT. and Mrs John w. Camp of Kensington street, to Mir. Ed ward Pierson L'Hommedieu, Jr. The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents and was very quiet, only the relatives and intimate friends having been asked.
 "Hall' Brainerd, of Branford, left Tuesday for New York and sailed for Newport navy yard, where he is due to report tomorrow. He recently re- ceived his commission as third officer in the navy and has been assigned to one of the auxiliary cruisers Of the North Atlantic squadron.
 Walter l.. MerWin, wife and son, to- gether with Miss Laura Merwin, left Milford this forenoon for Vermont, where they will spend the coming ten days or more.
 A cablegram has been received an- nouncing the safe arrival at Gibralta of the Rev. and Mrs. Francis T. Brown, who, with Mrs. Dwight Blakes- lee, left a few weeks ago for a trip around the orld.
 Miss Amy Harris gave a chafng dish party to a few of her friends at her home in First avenue. Her guests were the Misses Ruby Christie of Mil ford, Agnes Goodale of Lincoln, Eng land, Minnie Johnson, Messrs s. Perry, Richard Thompson. George Ronaldson and Marsden Harris.
 A special meeting of the Ladies Be. nevolent Union will be held in the par. lors of the First Congregational church Friday afternoon.
 Miss Frances Emmerton, of 207 Dix. well avenue, has left for a visit at her home in Guelph, Ontario. She will re- turn early in January.
 Mrs. Alice Royden left Milford al midnight Tuesday for the home of hei son, Captain H. N. Royden, United States army retired, in San Mateo Cal Mrs. Royden, 1t will be rWnem bered, came on here last June and hel accounts of experiences through which she went during the great earthquakt in California last spring have beer very interesting.
 N M. Pond and family have re turned to their home in New York cit! after summer at their Milford resi- dence, "The Pines."
 Announcement is made by Mir. an, Mrs William C. Herda of Meriden. O the marriage of their daughter, Mis- Clara F. Herda, to Mir. William +