The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCER N- ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

The faculty tea was given in Presi- dent Hadley's reception room in Wool sey hall yesterday afternoon from 1 un- til o'clock. It was the first faculty tea ever given here, and was a success. The idea of having faculty teas is bor- rowed from Harvard, where for years the faculty members and their families have enjoyed these functions. All mem- bers of the faculty of the university, all assistants in administration, all as- sistants in instruction, with their fam dies have been invited. Miss Ida Lyon was given birthday party at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James R. Lyon, "The Break ers," Townsend avenue, Morris Cove, Tuesday evening, in honor of her sev- enteenth anniversary. Pianola selec- tions opened the programme, which also included very interesting guessing games The prize winners were Miss Staples, Miss Phillips, MT. Donald Me Donald and MT, Merrill. Supper was served, the table decorations consisting of red candelabra. In the center was the birthday cake, around which seven- teen red candles were burning, and which contained the dates 18S9-1906. Pretty favors were given and the par ty was a pronounced success.
 Alderman Samuel J. Nathanson Tues day made announcement of his mar riage on Sunday last to Miss Lillian G. Dante, daughter of Abraham Dante of Kansas City, Mo. The ceremony was performed at the home of an uncle of the bride in Brooklyn, N. Y. Alderman and Mrs. Nathanson will preside at 2S2 Cedar street
 Among the members of society who have gone to New York for the horse show are MT. and Mrs. E. G. Stoddard, MT, and Mrs. Louis E. Stoddard and Mrs. B. Austin Cheney.
 The weekly meeting of the Radium club of East Haven was held Monday evening at the parsonage Mrs. Kicker son and Mrs. J. scoville, members of the advisory board, were also present. The subject of discussion was Modern Methods of Advertising.
 Miss Marion Cause of Wilmington, Del, who has been the guest of Mrs. George H. Nettleton of Prospect street for few days will spend the latter part of the week with her cousin, Miss Mary Ingersoll of Lincoln street.
 MT. and Mrs. James English with MT. and Mrs. Benjamin R. English left Tuesday for New York to attend the horse show.
 Quite a little sum was realized from the thank offering Sunday evening in East Haven. The speaker of the even- ing was Mrs. Harlan Beach, wife of Professor Beach of Yale university and her remarks were thoroughly enjoyed. Her topic was Comparing the Condi- tions of Women Here With Those of , Other Countries"
 Mrs. H. s, Thompson, who has been 4spending, the past month with friends lsRgin New Haven, has returned to her home on Elm street, West Haven.
 MT and Mrs. Charles s. Mellen will leave Stockbridge late this month for their Whitney avenue home The house they have occupied at Stock bridge for the past two seasons has been taken by Mrs. Mabel Dwight Akers of London, who with her daugh- ters will arrive about December 1,
 The old-fashioned New England tur- key supper was given by the ladies of Trinity M E. church in the parlors last night from 6:30 until o'clock, The quartette provided a musical pro- gramme after supper.
 An out-of-town marriage of interest to New Haven friends of the bride groom was that of Miss Helen Talbot in1 1I,o,, ! ct 1901, which took place yesterday after noon at St. Thomas church, New York MT, Strong was very well known social. ly here, and while in college was not ed cross country runner.
 Miss Madden, who has been the gues of her cousin, Miss Carrie Tassie ol Center street, West Haven, left Tues. day afternoon for her home in Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Dr. and Mrs. Carl Henze, who Jeff immediately after their marriage fol Europe are now in Bern, Switzerland Dr Henze expects to spend severa months in study while abroad, and a his first visit to the clinic in Bern was greatly surprised to meet Dr. Leonard Bacon, jr., of Elm street. who is takel
 
 remembered was Miss Laura Fleet wood
 Miss Annie Foster of the w IT. Tele graph Go. has returned from shor visit at her home in Portland, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy R. Greist o Westville have gone to Lakewood, N g., for ten days stay.
 Miss A. D. Smith of 161 York stree has just returned from very enjoyabl visit with Mrs. T. c. Hadden in Litch field. A whist and musical was give in honor of Miss Smith by her hostes during her visit.
 Mrs. Brown of Providence, R. l., the guest of Mrs. William Hastings 0 Savin avenue, West Haven.
 The entertainment committee of tn ladies sociable of East Haven are al ranging for an entertainment whic will be given in the town hall the frs week in December.
 Mrs. Ellen Deming of Newington an Mrs. W. G. Wells of California sper several days with Mrs. D. J. Clark C Hast Haven last week, Mrs. Wells be ing a cousin of Mrs. Clark.
 Mrs Simeon J. Fox of West Chapt street will have number of guest over the Yale-Harvard festivitie Among them will be MT. and Mr Banker of Schenectady, N. Y, Mis