The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in Tnis City --Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

ment of their daughter, Miss Maude Irene Robinson, to Arthur Corlies of that city, The wedding will take place shortly after Easter. Mir. Corlies was graduated from Yale in 1S97
 The recital of Mcdowell compost tions will be given in Harmonic hall tonight
 Mrs. Henry w. Farnam's tea at her home on Hillhouse avenue Wednesday afternoon was attended by about 250 of New Havens fashionable folk. There was no particular color scheme in the floral decorations, quantities of cut flowers and ferns being effectively used throughout the house.
 The many friends of Charles A. Fen ton of 271 Humphrey street will be pleased to learn that after a two weeks illness heis ableto be out again.
 Mrs. F. B. Walker has as a guest her sister, Mrs. Swalm of Brooklyn.
 Mrs. William E. Whitney has been quite i'll for week past at her home. 549 Whalley avenue, but is now, as her many friends will be glad to know, im- proving.
 Mrs. w. P. Futile of Elm street en- tertained number of relatives and in- fimate friends at her home on Mon day afternoon, in honor of her birth day. The hostess received many love- ly gifts.
 The Heptasophs of West Haven held their first meeting since their Eemoval from the parish house, in the Masonic hal evening. Regular business was attend- ed to and afterwards the evening was devoted to a social time.
 Miss Grace Walker, the contralto will sing at meeting at the Seamans Bethel on Monday afternoon. Her solos will be delightful additions to the pro- gramme.
 The golden wedding of Mir. and Mrs Samuel G. Simpson of 59 Academy street, Wallngford, will be observed next Saturday by a family reunion. They have sent out no invitations but they vii be glad to receive any of their friends who might call.
 The w. c. T. U. of Clinton celebrat- ed its fifth anniversary Tusday in the lecture room of the Baptist church.
 The annual meeting. of the Dixwell Avenue Congregational church, Rev. E. c. Coin pastor, was held in the chapel Wednesday evening. The reports from the various departments werethe most encouraging that the church has had in many years.
 Mrs. Rebecca Godfrey of Oak street has returned from a visit in New York city.
 Isaac Hopkins of Blake street, Vest vile, celebrated his ninety-fourth birth day last Monday. He is the grand old man of Westville, being the oldest res ident and is. known to the majority of people assJe Grandpa" Hopkins.
 Sfsayinond M. Hall and Miss Rachel Russell, were married at Hartford January 13 by the Rev. w. H. Main, pastor of the First Baptist church. Mr. Hall is the emergency man for Adams Express Go. The bride was formerly connected with the musical department in the M. Steinert's Go. in this city. A reception will be rendered to friends of the couple in their newly furnished home at 5SO Ferry street.
 Mrs. Harry Lindsley of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs Edward Smith, at their home on Center street, West Haven.
 Cards have been sent out by MT, and Mrs. Caleb Griswold Francis, announce ing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice, to Lynde Vincent Gaylord for Wednesday, February ', at 4:S0 o'clock, at their home on South Main street, Branford
 Rev. A. A. Lathbury and Mrs. Latin bury of Clinton were called to New York Wednesday by the critical illness of their daughter, Dorothea, who is in a hospital in that city.
 It is rumored that the Rev. Jason Pierce of the Mount Carmel Congrega- tional church is to be called to the Davenport church, this city. MT. Pierce is very popular in that community.
 The young ladies of St. Louis R. c. church are planning a series of whists and dances to be given for the benefit of the church, the first of which will be given in Republican hall, Wednes- day evening February '. Arpin's or chestra will play for dancing. The young ladies in charge of the dancing include Miss Evelyn Meunier, Evelyn Coutre, Dora Couture, Amy Wood- bridge, Louise Patry, Blanche Bari- bault, Mamie Foisie Clara Nolan, Lena Nolan, Vronne De Marse, Celina Foisie, Blanche Monroe, Miss Warren, Miss Mortelle, Edith Catudel.
 Charles F. Bradley, president, and c. A. Hoadley, secretary of the Branford Business Mems association, attended the eleventh annual banquet given by the New Haven Business Mems asso- citation at Harmonic hall, Tuesday evening.
 The senior class of the New Haven High school anticipates with eagerness the production of Dickens Cricket on the Hearth in Foy auditorium Friday night. Professor John W. Wetzel of Yae has entire charge of the produc- tion.
 The dance given by the s. and B, assembly Wednesday evening at Ma sonic hall Westville, proved to be a great success. The promoters, Samuel Schafer and James Barrett have prov cd themselves to be hard workers and good managers.
 The New Haven Physical Culture so- ciatv will give a dance in the drill hall, corner of Washington avenue and Brown street, West Haven, next Mon-
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