The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
&TRMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PE0PLR

And Other People Known Sn gThis Ctr
 -HnterestinE Social Evsz4a Here and Elsewhere.
 The wedding of Miss Gertrude With erspoon, daughter of Mrs. Orlando W1therspoon, formerly of New Haven, to Wallace McIlvaine scudder, will take place on Tuesday next at the nome of the brides aunt, Mrs. John Hopson schoenberger, IS East Sixty second street, Manhattan. Only rela. tltves and few friends have been in- Vltea to the ceremony and reception. MISS Wlthespoon's only attnedant will pe her young niece, Miss Gertrude V. lngersoll. There will be no best man or ushers.
 An entertainment and informal dance Will be given by Miss Christine Daly or Mansfleld street, leader of circle No oo' at Warner hall on Tuesday even- Ing, April "A, for the benefit of St. Mary's new rectory fund. A great many tickets have already been dis posed of, and Miss Daly and her as- Slstants Tn the circle, assure an enjoy able time to those who attend.
 pr. George Grant MacCurdy of Pea body Museum will represent the Paris School of Anthropology at the Frank In bl-centennary to be celebrated in Philadelphia April 16 to 20 by the American Philosophical socety.
 Charles Chamberlain, Trinity 1907, ar- rived home yesterday and will spend the Easter vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Chamberlain, at their home on Main street, West Ha- ven.
 Ralph I. Wright of Clinton, expert &C., countant, has gone to Butte, Mont, for an indefinite time. His son Harry pass ed satisfactory examination and satl- ed Tuesday for Lima, Peru, to engage in the same business as his father The latter will remain in Lima several months.
 A new addition to the fine programme to be offered by the local K. of c. men to their guests from all parts of the country during convention week will be a complimentary musical entertain ment in eother Polls or the New Ha- ven theater. The affair will be given either Wednesday or Thursday evening, June or z. Russell council members will supply the entire programme, and the company of forty men will begin rehearsals next week under the direc- tion of Arthur J. Odenkirchen.
 Miss Sarah Lapides of this city is visiting with Miss Fanny Leiken of New Britain, Conn.
 Miss I. R. Meigs, who is employed in the office of the Fidelity and Casualty company, left yesterday for her Easter vacation. She will visit friends in Bos- ton.
 New Haven friends of MT. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond will be interested to hear that they have sold their New York house, and will make their home in the future in Washington, D, c. MT. and Mrs. Hammond are now at Lake wood for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Frederick Palmer and son Of West Haven, who have been spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, returned Wednes- day to Stratford, accompanied by her mother.
 Mrs, Leonidas filling of Plainfeld, N. J., is spending the week with her niece, Mrs. Harry D. Thompson of Washing ton avenue, West Haven.
 Dr. William Kent Shepard of the university, who is to be married to Miss Ruth A. Badgley, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Howard G. Badgley of New York on Easter Monday, has selected as his ushers, Messrs. Edward S. Par melee, Yale '99; John F. Greisbach, Newell C.. Bradley, Yale '97; Harold B. Colton, Yale 19O1 Lee Wilcox and Frank Atwater Ward, Yale 1903. Dr. Shepard will give his bachelor dinner at the Yale club tomorrow morning.
 The date of the wedding of Miss Jo- sephine Russell of New York to the Rev. Brewer Eddy, Yale '9S, has been set for Wednesday, April 25. It will take place at the home of the bride on Park avenue, New York,
 Harry Glabbernan of this city will be married to Miss Ida Axelorod of New York on Tuesday, April A. Many New Haven friends of the couple will go to New York to attend the wedding.
 An informal dance was given by a number of young people from the city "Wednesday night at Colonial inn Woodmont. Odinkirchen gave splen- did dance programme Among the dancers were Miss Elsie Pollak of Wa terbury; Miss Selma Kaiser, Miss Rose Sugenheimer, Miss Lotta Fleischner Miss Ella Schoenberger, Miss Lillian Simons, Miss Sophia Wolf, Miss Mae Kaiser, and Messrs Ned Strouse, Jo' seph Sugenheimer, Jessie Simons, Sid ney Negbaur, Morton Loeb, Sylvester Werzburg, Louis Levy, Leopold Sehoen berger and Reginald Zunder.
 GOOD FRIDAY LECTURE.