The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-16
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 MT. and Mrs. Dennis Twohill of Wal nut street. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss May Catherine Twohill, to Thomas J. O'Brien, proprl- etor of the New Haven Suit Pressing ! company. Miss Twohill, who is in the office of Sargent & Co.,, is a very charm ing young lady and member of sev- eraI social organizations. MT. O'Brien Is very well known in social and frater- nal circles. He is a prominent Elk one of the most active T. A. and B. men in the state, having been county director for several terms; is a member of the Eagles, the K. of c. and other fraterni- [ ties. The date of the wedding is not f yet announced.
 Mrs. Tanner, who has been spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Harvey, in Buffalo, arrived Wednesday | at the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. k. |
  ven. where she expects to spend the | winter.
 Miss Agnes Conlan and Edward Du- gan were united in marriage at the Church of the Sacred Heart Wednes- day morning. Shortly after the cere- moriy the bride and groom left for an extended automobile trip, After De | cenaber 1 they will be at home in this city.
 Bishop Doane, of Albany, who is to officiate at the wedding of Miss Hannah Whitney and William Tilden Blodgett, which takes place at the residence of the bride to-day, arrived yesterday ait ernoon. Owing to the recent death Of the brides father, stephen Whitney, the wedding will be extremely simple, Both bride and bridegroom will be un- attended. Mr. Blodgett is prominent in New York society. He is Harvard man. having been graduated from that university in 80.
 Mrs. George Kirck, of 35 Dixwell ave- nue, will give a benefit whist at her home this evening.
 Tba Phoenix club, of West Haven, eave a social and smoker Wednesday. An interesting programme was planned and the evening was passed most en- joyably.
 Miss Mersick has as her guests Mrs. Wells and Mrs. William Henry JeWett and children, of Seattle.
 Dr. l. S. Walker, of Milford, closed his Milford home, lakeside, on Gulf street. Wednesday, and with Miss Elsie Walker left for his winter home In Phll- adelphia. Archie Hendricks is in Boston attend ing the wedding of a relative.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll, of Jamaica Plain, Mass, formerly Of this city' ls III town for visit with her cousin, MISS Mary Ingersoll of Lincoln street.
 Announcements have been received here of the marriage Wednesday even iag of Harry D. Fem, son of MT. and Mrs. Dennis Fenn, of Milford and Miss Evelyn I. Leberman, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John T. Leberman, of Brad dock. Pa. The announcement further says that after the 2Sd of this month MT and Mrs. Tenn will be at home to their friends at their new home in East Pittsburg.
 Mrs. Mary Elliott, of Walla Walla Washington, is the guest of her cousin Mrs c. W. Clapp, of Sherman avenue Mrs. Elliott will spend the winter in Florida. but will return to this city next tnring before going to her home in Wal Ia Walla.
 Mrs. Edward Miller, of Milford, whc has been very sick with an attack oi nIeurisy. is better Mrs. Miller, 1t vii be remembered, returned from the hos pital in this city, where she was con- fined with typhoid fever for a numbel of weeks, just about one month ago and her present illness is much harder to bear, as she had by no means recov' cred her former good health when this attack developed
 Vale weddings seem to be the ordel of the day. and one to which seVera nrominent society people here were asked was that of Miss Adele Taylo and John P Manning, Yale 1904, whicl was celebrated yesterday afternoon the country home of the brides par ents, MT. and Mrs John Henry EayIoI the Oaks, Bayside, l.. l.
 Miss Christine Embladt, of 327 Nun son street, was given an agreeable sur nrise by nine friends Tuesday evenin sn honor of her sixteenth birthday Sh was presented with many dainty an useful gifts.
 Leslie Bailey, of West Haven Whil working in the DeForest Hotchkls T,nmber company's yards recently te off nile of lumber and sustained broken wrist.
 T Moss Ives of Danbury, classmat of Judge Jacob B. Ullman in the La' school. attended the latters funeral O Wednesday
 Tn Sandy Hook "Wednesday Miss Rut La Bradley, of Newtown, and John | Noble state dairy commissioner, wer married at St. Johns Episcopal churc of that place, Rev. Otis o. Wright off ciating. The bride and groom were UT attended. Both are well known In Ne Haven. After a wedding journey M and Mrs. Noble will make their home East Windsor.
 Mrs. Goebel and daughter, Miss Pau inc Goebel, of West Haven, who hay been spending the past month in Vel mont, were expected to arrive home ye' terday.
 Mrs. William H. Marshall, of Ogden! burg. N. r. is the guest of her daugt Ter NTrs Herbert E. Benton of Wha