The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-18

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 s-Interenting Social EveEsa Here and
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 President Arthur T. Hadley left here yesterday for Philadelphia with Prof, Charles s. Hastings of the Sheffield scientific school. They will represent the university at the Franklin celebra- tion which will begin in that city this afternoon. The only part assigned to the Yale representatives in the cele- bration will be the few words when President Hadley formally presents the greetings of Yale. The Yale represen- tatives will be absent for two days at the exercises.
 A postal from the Hon. William Jen- nings Bryan to a friend in this city dated Agra, India, March 19, says: Half way round. "Homeward Bound MT. Bryan and family are now in Egypt and from there will go to the Holy Land. They will arrive home early in September, MT. Bryan expecting to take an active part in the campaign, speaking in the close congressional dis tricts.
 The engagement was announced Sum- day of Miss A. Helen Brown, the young daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Martin Brown of Providence, to Erling c. Ost- by, Yale O3, now of New York, the second son of Engelhardt c. Ostby, MT. Ostby's elder brother Harold married Miss Elizabeth Fitch, daughter of the late Ashbel P. Fitch of New York.
 Joseph Adler has sold his restaurant at 1O7 Church street to McAuley & Hol comb of Hartford, who took possession yesterday.
 Mrs. James B. scranton's circle en- joyed salamagundi party at the home of Mrs Clarke of High street, last evening. Proceeds go to St. Marys rectory fund.
 A pretty Easter wedding was that of Miss Sadie Kyle and James c. Twining of this city which took place at the home of the bride in Bridgewater, Conn.,, Sunday noon, Rev. MT Gorton officiating. Miss Kyle has a large cir cle of friends in this city and the bride groom is a popular lieutenant of the Foot Guard. MT. and Mrs. Twining will be at home after May at Woodmont, where they have taken cottage.
 Louis de Mores, Duke of Vallombros- sa, now an undergraduate at Yale, in the Sheffield senior class, entertained large party of his classmates and friends at Delmonicos to celebrate his coming of age Monday night, His moth- CT, the widowed Marqufse de Mores was Miss Medora Hoffman, daughter of Louis Hoffman, one of the oldest mem bers of the Union club and for many years one of the leading bankers of New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hinman of 33S Blohm street, West Haven, has left for few days visit to Buffalo and Niagata Falls, stopping at the Hotel Lenox while in Buffalo On their re- turn they will spend few days in New York city, staying at the Hotel Breslin.
 The ladies' guild of St. Johns P. F. church will hold an Easter fair in the guild rooms from 2 until o'clock this afternoon. There will be pret- ty tables of fancy and useful articles, cakes and candies. Members and friends of the parish are cordially in- vited.
 Circle No. 15, of which Catherine Bernhardt is leader will give benefit whist for St. Mary's rectory fund at her home, 45 Winchester avenue, on Friday evening. No cards have been issued and cordial invitation is ex- tended to all interested In the work
 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sugenheimer an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter Emma, to Mortimer J. Newman. At home Sunday evening, April 22, from 8 to 10 o'clock.
 There will be an Old Folks concert in the United church chapel on We'd nesday evening, April 25. The proceeds will be used for church and benevolent purposes.
 Connecticut has one of the largest representations from the states attend ing the f1ftieth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, which convened in Washington, D. C., Monday morning The state Is represented by officers, regents and al ternates from the chapters of forty eight cities and towns The representa- tion totals PIP daughters.
 Miss Millicent Judd of Milford sang Granier's "Hosannah" at the special Easter service for men in the Foy au- ditorium Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Miss Judd's voice has wonderfully full rich quality and to this she adds intelligent interpretation and temper ament Miss Judd sings in the Congre- gational church in Milford.
 Miss Reeva Greenwood of New York city has been spending week with her grandmother, Mrs. c. J. Richardson.
 A number of New Haven people will igo up to Clinton tomorrow to attend the wedding of Miss Sadie Helen Ba- con and J. Hawley Spencer of New York. The wedding will take place in the Baptist church and will be followed by 6 recention at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Leander Hull. MT. Spencer is the son of Mr and Mrs. R. L. Spen- cer of New York He is a graduate of the university Mr. and Mrs. Spencer will leave by special car for New York and will go to Canada for a wedding journey.
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