The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-09
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 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher. of Prospect street, have returned from a visit in Battle Creek, Mich. MT. and Mrs. M. Spier announce the | engagement of their daughter, Elsie c. Spier, to Louis Bamberger, of St. Mary, l Ohio. They will be at home Thursday evening, January Il. | John W. Edgerton, secretary of the Yale Law school, and Mrs. Edgerton, who since their marriage have lived in Middletown, have been spending few days in New York
 ' The Knights of Pythias will give a smoker and entertainment in Masonic hall, West Haven, on Tuesday evening, January 16 Friends of the members will be invited and good luncheon will be served.
 Frank Canada is preparing fine pro- gramme for the evening of February s, when Aptommas, the harpist, will give a recital in Trinity M. D. church. He will have the assistance of several other soloists.
 This evening the Rough Riders will hold a dance in the West Haven town hall.
 Miss Mabel Joy Robertson, daughter of Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson. will leave for her school at Dobbs Ferry to-mor- row.
 { San Salvador circle No. 4, Daughters of Isabella, met last night in A. o. D.. w. hall and initiated class of fifteen candidates.
 Richard Whittier captain of last years varsity crew, is in town for short visit before going on to his school duties at Pomfret.
 Rev. Father W. J. shanley, of Dam bury, occupied the pulpit at the Church of the Sacred Heart Sunday evening at special services held under the auspices of the Holy Name society,
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight P. Mills, of Nau- gatuck, recently celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. MT. Mills is very prominent in Naugatuck affairs, he and Mrs. Mills having resided there nearly thirty years.
 Miss Elizabeth Reynolds will leave tomorrow for her school at Rye, N. r., after delightful vacation with her father, Professor E. V. Reynolds
 Captain George Cameron, of the Saw in Rock Hose company, leaves to-day for trip through the south. His itin- erary, as arranged now, will bring him to New Orleans in time to enjoy the Mardi Gras celebration. MT, Cameron I VnrIy 1N,y fn Tnpk sonville. Fla; from there to Ormond Beach, to take in any automobile rac- ing there may be- Miami will be the next stop, and he intends taking boat from there to New Orleans, where the Mardi Gras is obsedved. After short stay in Galveston and San Aotonio Texas, MT. Cameron will return to his home in West Haven.
 The members of the Mothers club of this city have been invited to attend the lecture to be given in the United church chapel, under the auspices of the Kindergarten association, Wednes- day afternoon, January S1, at 4;1i o'clock, when Mir. Bates, of Boston, vii speak on The Power of Our Expecta- tions."
 The fourth annual dance of the post office clerks, to be given in Republican hall on Monday evening, January 15 promises to be a pronounced success Invitations have been sent to Hartford Meriden, Springfield, Derby and Anso mia. Felsburgs orchestra will play fo the dancing.
 A meeting of the Boys brigade vii be held this evening in the Congrega
 tional church, Westville. = Edward Chappin of Worcester Mass
 the fiancee of Miss Bessie Lombard, y the guest of MT. and Mrs Henry Ar
 derson of Lake Place. r. Mrs. Jeanette Holloway of Lloy le street, Fair Haven, has just returne t. from very delightful visit to hC le niece, Mrs. Frank Carroll of Brooklyi d Peter McNulty of Pittsburg, wi ys came to New Haven to attend Il
 meeting of the K of c. board of dire m tors yesterday, visited his relatives, u ,t, Dunn family, of Ivy street, Branfor ye Sunday afternoon.
 The members of the old Septimo a ,d planning cotillon to be given in Ha L,- monie hall on Monday evening, Janua li- 29.
 Max Hines of Union street, We
 Haven, has returned from a thr +N. months trip to Germany. MT. Hin 'ii is an expert in the working and ma
 ipulation of varnish as finish
 pianos and it was for his knowledge
 this line that he went to Germany. he MT. and Mrs. w. H. Dunn of tt
 city passed Sunday in New York
 Mrs Jean Robinson of East Have , who has been spending Q few weeks o' New York and Buffalo, returned Sa 0" urday to her home on Thompson ay
 nue.
 lS Miss Florence Lee of Kimberly ay =, nue entertained a party of you M friends at her home last evening. I Mrs. Thomas J. Adams of 25 Whall ''o avenue on Saturday announced the e
 gagement of her daughter, Miss FlC ,4a ence Hanscom Adams, to Carl Willis ,Is Jones of St. Louis, Mo. The weddi
 will take place in the early spring.
 Jones is now associated with the Trul .. bull Electric Manufacturing compa aa of Plainville, Conn. The young peol will reside here.
 ,rv Miss Edith May Root, the reader a In- teacher of elocution, is beginning
 hearsals for a mid-winter recital. Pt nv of the programme will probably cons 70. l of dramatic work