The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in ghis CIty -IntcrestinE Social Eusuts Here ana Elsewhere.

Several hundred invitations were is- sued for the reception which yester- day afternoon Mrs. Henry Baldwin of | Gold Spring street gave for her daugh- , ter, Miss Anne Baldwin. The receiving { hours were from 1 until o'clock and Mrs. Baldwin and the debutante will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Francis Baldwin of Bethlehem, Pa., the Misses . Emily and Margaret Whitney of this city and Miss Hoskins of Philadelphia. [ On Friday evening Miss Baldwin will give dance at the Country club for the members of the younger set.
 The marriage of Henry Dunster Bak- CT, Yale '96, to Miss Edna Woollen, an actress known on the stage as Edna Sidney, took place Monday at the Trin- ity Episcopal church, Boston. The Rev Alexander Mann, D. D., perform | ed the ceremony. The bride belongs in Nashville, N C., and was a protege of George w. Vanderbilt. Baker was one Of the most popular members of the class of '95 and was a member of the Yale Lit. board while in college. He was at one time while in college con- nected with this paper
 Prof. and Mrs. Augustus J. Dubois, who have been abroad for nearly six months, are expected home to-day
 Invitations have been received in this city to the marriage of Miss May Shepherd Barnard, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Henry Barnard, and Arthur Knox, both of New York, and members l of the summer colony of Norfolk, Conn.,, which will be celebrated in the Nor folk Congregational church Thursday afternoon, November 22, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. John w. Allen of West Haven who has been the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. T. A. Spreyer, for the past week, returned Monday to her home in Portland, Conn.
 Mrs. Thomas Craft, the wife of Colo mel Craft of Brooklyn, with her daugh- ter, Miss May Craft, returned to her hcme Monday, after short stay in town, Mrs. Craft was formerly Miss Elizabeth Goodyear of Crown street. She is a sister of Miles Goodyear.
 A wedding of this morning will be that of Miss Katherine Knight and Julius Pickoslxy, which will be celebrat- ed in Sacred Heart church at o'clock The bride will be attended by Miss Lo- retta McCue as maid of honor and the best man will be Daniel Shea. The groom is manager of a large store in E1olyoke, Mass, in which city they will make their home, The bride has been in the office of Mendel & Freedman for several years. The wedding will be small and very quiet,
 Mrs Lewis R. Thomas of First ave- nue, West Haven, recently spent the day with her mother, Mrs Daniels in Newark N. J.
 Mrs Robert Russell of 802 First ave- nue, West Haven, has an apple tree in blossom in her yard from which she has picked several blossoms.
 Mrs William s. Chatfield of 299 Whalley avenue will entertain the Whalley Avenue Whist club of which she Is member at her home this even ing, As this is tho first meeting of the club thiseseason a very enjoyable even ing is promised.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Treat have re- turned from their wedding tour and are occupying their home in Washington avenue, West Haven
 Society turned out in full force for the first symphony concert of the sea- son in Woolsey hall yesterday after noon. The soloist, Mrs. Corinne Rider Kelsey, who sang her two years ago. was given most cordial welcome by the music lovers of the city.
 MT. and Mrs. Lambert and family who have been spending the summer and fall at their cottage in East ave- nue, West Haven, have returned to their city home in Clark street, this city.
 Mrs. Julia Woodruff and daughter, Mrs. Wendell Sherman of Catskill, N Y, are the guests of Mrs. Charles w. Walker of West Chapel street
 Miss Viola Rose of First avenue, West Haven, has gone to Toronto, Canada, to spend the winter with friends.
 Miss Catherine Moore has returned to Newington, after spending Sunday at her home in this city.
 At St. Marys church this morning will take place the marriage of Miss Jewell E. Walsh, daughter of Mrs. E. gM Walsh of 30 Lines street, and Thom- as M. Fowler of Stamford Miss walsh will be attended by Miss Nettie Crow ley of Boston, and Louis Fowler will be his brothers best man. After the ceremony there will be a reception to which only the immediate relativs ar invited. Later MT. and Mrs. Fowler will leave for 8 short wedding jour- ney.
 Mrs Bannon of Savannah, Ga, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. D, s. Gam ble, jr of Lawrence street.
 The marriage of Miss Dorothy Lord Naltby, daughter of Mrs. George Ells- worth MaItby, and Clarence Sidney Verrill, Yale '99, son of Prof. and Mrs Addison E. Verrill, will be celebrated in the Angelus hotel, Los Angeles Cal this evening at SSO o'clock. Only the relatives will witness the ceremony and a reception will follow. The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Maude NIaltby
 William Hastings of New York is spending a few days with his family ir Savin avenue, West Haven,
 Mrs. Harry D. Thompson and Mrs Clarence E. Thompson, jr., at her home in Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. A. J. Watson of Huntington avenue will entertain on Friday from to o'clock all members and friends of the Daughters of Scotia.
 Mrs, Charles Phelps of West Haver returned from Greenwich Monday wher eshe had been the guest of hel mother. Mrs. Mead.
 Victor Wilson, Yale '01, of Kansas City, Mo-, has been the guest of MT
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