The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs. Potter and daughter, of Toledo,
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson S. Woodruff, of Orange.
Charles S. DeForest is planning to
sail on Thursday, December 10. for
Dresden to spend Christmas with Mrs.
DeForest and Miss Antoinette DeFor-
est, who went abroad in the early au-
tumn. Miss DeForest, it will be re-
membered, is in school in Dresden, as
is Miss Katharine Harrison, daughter
of Mrs. Lynde Harrison, who, with
Mrs. DeForest, is spending the winter
in that city.
Mrs. Frank H. Whittemore has is
sued cards for a tea to be give nfor her
daughter in-law, Mrs. e. Reed White
more, at her home Friday afternoon
from 4 until 6.
Mrs. Henry Scion Graves, of Trum-
bull street, was the hostess at a large
and handsome luncheon at the Country
club yesterday. Her guests numbered
twenty-six.
William F. Miller, of Is Anderson
street was married last evening to
Miss Minnie seden, of 81 Frank street.
The ceremony was perforved by Rev.
Mr.. Timm.
Miss Olive Russell, who has been
spending the Thanksgiving vacation at
her home on Court street. West Ha-
ven, returned yesterday to her school
in Litchfeld.
Miss Adeline Chapman, of Westerly
r. L, is spending two weeks with her
uncle, Irving Hoxsey, at his home in
East Haven.
Miss Grace Mailhouse, Of Elm street,
was the hostess at a small informal tea
Saturday afternoon. Her guests were
former high school classmates, who are
now students in the various colleges,
and who are spending the Thanksglv-
ing holidays at their homes. The guests
numbered fourteen.
This evening in Foy auditorium the
recital by pupils of J. Jerome Hayes
will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ford, of
Sheffield, Mass, and son and daughter;
Albert Clark, of Lee, Mass, and Miss
Emma Clark, who were the guests
over Thanksgiving of Mrs. George AL
ling, of Allingtown, have returned to
their homes.
Clarence Boynton, who was at his
home in Branford for the Thanksgiving
recess. returned to his college in Wor-
cester yesterday
Henry Strack has been engaged as
tenor of the quartette in West Haven
Congregational church to take the
place of Harwood Turner, who has gone
to Trinity P, E. church. Mr. Strack is
pupil of Maestro George Sulli, as are
the other three members Of the quar-
tette-Mrs. e. e. Okeson, soprano; Miss
Edith Augur, contralto, and G. W.Wor-
cester, Mass.
To morrow afternoon the members OF
the guild of st. Johns p =. church will
hold their annual Christmas sale in the
guild rooms. There will be tables OF
fancy and useful articles, as well as
attractive tables of cakes and candies
parishioners and friends of the church
The hours for the sale are from to {
O'clock
The first reception of the winter CIV
en- by the patronesses for the Southern
Dancing club composed of young So
ciety girls of this city and members OF
the university, will take place this aft
ernoon at the Lawn club. 1t will be a
preliminary tee for the first dance OF
the winter, which will take place the
following evening at Harmonic hail
The favors for the cotillion will be sug-
gestive of the Christmas season and the
dance will be a holiday affair.
The dance for which Mrs. Samue
Higgins and her daughter, Miss Isa-
belle Higgins have issued cards viii
take place at the Lawn club next Fri.
day evening. A large number of invlt'
ations have been issued for the dance
which in every way is to be a delight.
full entertainment.
The wedding of Miss Helen Benedict
and Bayard Barnes, whose engagement
was announced in October, will take
place during the early part of Jan.
uary. 1t is to be house wedding, the
ceremony to be attended by only the
relatives and intimate friends A large
reception will follow the marriage ser
vice.
Miss Adelina Poll, who has beer
spending her Thanksgiving at her new
home on Howe street, brought he
school friend Myrie Mccormack, o
Helena, Mont.
Miss Mary Quincy, of Hillhouse ave
nue., has gone to Litchfeld for a few
days visit with Hon. and Mrs. ]. Dem
ing Perkins She is expected to return
to-day.
Miss Harriet Hamilton, of New York
has been the guest of Miss Jean Male.
at the home of her father, Edward Nal
ley, on Derby avenue,
Mrs. Lewis H. English, of Whitne,
avenue, gave very interesting chill
dren's luncheon at the Country cluI
Saturday. Her little guests numberet
six.
An out-of- town engagement just an
nounced Of great interest to the friend