The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin ThiA Clty --InterestInE Social EVrntv Here nns Elsewhere.


 Mrs. D. Cady Eaton and Miss Kate Trowbridge, who have been in Europe for several months, are expected home early next week. Mrs. Eaton and Miss Trowbridge went abroad late in June with Professor Eaton, who returned just previous to the opening of college. They had been in Switzerland, Ger many and France.
 Miss Inez Stinson of Toronto, Canada, who has spent the summer at her home, has returned to New Haven to resume vocal studies with Mr. Louis Sajous of Orange street.
 Ralph Bradley of New York is spend ing few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Dewitt Bradley of Washing ton avenue West Haven.
 Another Yale wedding of interest which is to take place in St Thomas church in New York on Wednesday afternoon, November 21, isthat of Miss Helen Talbot Olyphant, daughter of MT. and Mrs Talbot Olyphant and MT. Prentice Strong, Yale '01, son of MT. and Mrs. Theron G. Strong MT. Ther on R. Strong, Yale 'O3, will be his broth ers' best man, and the ushers selected are the Messrs. Charles ID. Kneeland, Murray Olyphant Henry s. MacAuley, Albert H. Marckwald, Eckford C. de Kay and De Witt C. Moves, all Yale men, John Farley of Westville, who was in- jured some time ago while in a friend 1y tussle with a friend, is now able to be about. It will be remembered that MT. Farley while wrestling was thrown in such way as to break one of his legs.
 Dr. and Mrs. Horatio Parker had as their guest Tuesday Miss Corrine Rider-Kelsey of New York, the soloist at the first symphony orchestra con cert of the season,
 The report that Walter Ames, the star halfback of the High school team, had sprained his ankle and would not play again this year, is erroneous. He is playing his position as usual and will, of course, play all the fall
 The Radium club of East Haven met Monday evening with Miss Emelne Street No topic was planned for this meeting, as quite little unfinished bus mess was in order. An amendment to the bylaws, changing the age of ad- mission to the club from fifteen to six teen years was carried. Three new members were. admitted, and a pro- gramme committee of three, namely, Misses Ruth Holbrook, Lucy Styring and Nathan Andrews were appointed, and very pleasant social hour follow ed.
 Mrs Oliver Ellsworth Wood, the
 
 is visiting Mrs Edward Jenkins, and Mrs. Kate Foote Coe was the guest of honor Tuesday at a luncheon given at the Country club by Mrs. Coe, Covers were laid for eleven. To-day Jenkins will give a luncheon at her home in Huntington street for MT. Wood.
 Miss Margaret Le Claire of Clinton, who was called east on account of the illness of her aunt Mrs. Julia Gregoire Burrows, has returned to her home in Valparaiso, Indiana.
 Late news from MT. Seth ID. Bingham, jr., who is spending the year abroad, states tha he is now in Paris, where he will study the organ with Alexan- der Guilmant. Mir Bingham spent the summer and the early autumn in Ger many.
 ! Mrs. Whitney of Hopkinton, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. 1T. Putnam of Washington avenue, West Haven
 The Sacred Heart church was crowd ed yesterday morning for the marriage of Miss Katherine Knight and MT. Julius Pickosky of Holyoke, Mass, which was celebrated at o'clock. The USo4 i, McKeon. MT. and Mrs. Pickosky left yesterday afternoon for a trip to Al bany and other points of interest. On their return they will live at "The Franklin" in Holyoke. The groom is a New Haven boy, and has risen rapidly in the mercantile world, going from this city to Boston and thence to Holyoke where he is managing large store.
 Mrs. Eddy, wife of Lieutenant Eddy of Fortress Monroe, Va, is the guest of her brother, Mr. c. H, Brooks, oi York street.
 Miss Katherine Beecher of New Ha. ven has been spending a few days witt her aunt, Mrs, Virginia Hull of Camp bell avenue West Haven
 An interesting social event of yester udY WdS d SlIlttll lllIJIIl lCd DGllls given by Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Por ter for her cousin, Mrs. Oliver Els worth Wood of Washington, D. c. who is spending a few days in town.
 The Morris w. c. T. U. will hol its monthly meeting Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Richard Nick erson of High street. East Haven. Del egates from the worlds convention i Boston and the national convention i Hartford will be present and give thei reports, and the meeting will be a. unusually interesting one.
 The Rev. Charles Stedman Macfar land, who is well known in New Ha ven, was Tuesday formally installed a pastor of the First Congregations church of South Norwalk. Assisting a the exercises was Professor Edward Curtis of the university. MT. NGacfa1 land was graduated from Yale in g and while in college was a prominer member of the debating club
 In St. Francis church at 10 o'cloc Tuesday morning Miss Julia Muldoo and MT. Eugene B. Smith were unite in marriage by Father Kennedy in tn presence of a large gathering of friend The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Mu doom, sister of the bride, and the beE man was MT. Joseph Kennedy. A rt