The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-02
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 ING NETV HAVEN PEOPLE.
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~-InteEssting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury will give the third of her series of monthly talks sn Trinity church parish house on We'd nesday morning at Il o'clock. Her sub ject will be An Important Factor in Our Life To-day"
 Prof. s. s. Sanford of Hillhouse ave- nue is spending few days in New York city.
 John D, Bassett, of the Gun store, was in Madison yesterday locking after the interests of his hunting dogs, which are being trained and cared for by MT. Palmer of that place, a noted dog trainer. He reports finding the dogs in excellent condition. They embrace some of the most noted dogs in the country, and have a pedigree which MT. Bassett is always pleased to talk about. Miss Freida Smith and Miss Margaret Meehan are spending the holidays with Miss Agnes Brennan of Clairmont avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Stephen D. Field of Stockbridge, Mass
 A merry party of children were enter tained at a Christmas tree given by Miss Margaret Logan at her home, 17 Walnut street, Sunday afternoon. Pho nograph selections were rendered by Thomas OBrien and games played, aft menA which light repast was served.
 png the children present were John,
 Aph and Margaret Logan, Percy,
 5hur and Charles Pardee, Nellie Kee-
 sn, Julia St. John, Harry Norris francis and Mary Cronin, Mary, flames, William and May Logan
 New Years day was very happily 4 observed in Branford socially. The customary New Years party was given in the parlors of the Congregational church for the primary department and members of the cradle roll, from till o'clock. Mrs " T. Hammer gave tea at her pretty cottage home on Rogers street for the young set home from coll 1ege, and the young matrons. Last evening at Music hall the Amusement clubs committee had planned very joyous entertainment for the club mem bers and their guests.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Susan Talcott Post daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Wilson Post of West Chapel street, to John w. Morse eA of this city.
 & Nelson Parker and Rufus Hurlburt of Norwich are the guests of Louis M!r- ' Mn.
 The ladies of the Humphrey Street Congregational church will give the annIAl monthly tea tomorrow evening from 6:30 to o'clock. The recent sale held by the ladies of the church netted over s10O. An entertainment was held by the ladies of the church netted over $1OO. An entertainment was held in the Bible school room on Saturday after noon for the children who took part in tthha tthha pretty cantata, "The Enchanted Wood given a few weeks ago. The AAcantata was given under the direction Aaaa22SSrs.s Martin Emmerich, in order to
 4se money for the Christmas enter sainment of the kindergarten of the ychurch, of which Mrs. Emmerich is Y teacaher.
 Ben Stern, the popular advance agent and theatrical man who has represent ed many good theatrical attractions, was in town yesterday with Cashel Bly, ron's Profession company. N Mrs. Robert Walter of Hine place Ad son Robert Walter, jr., of the New t5 eSn Clock factory, are spending the holidaS Season in New York and New Jersey.s
 < William Bedding, grocer on State treet, Bridgeport, near Fairfield ave- Re, was in town yesterday visiting rel atives at 127 Nicoll street.
 An out-of-town engagement of inter- est to a large number of New Haven CTS is that of Miss Adelaide Richardson of New York to Dr. George Lamb Buist of Yale '96. Dr. Buist also received a degree from the Yale Medical school in 1900. He was a member of the Medical corps of battery A, First Connecticut light artillery.
 DonalS D. McKensie, residing at 12I NicoIl street, chauffeur for Mrs. Frank w. Benedict, left last night for Angus ta, Ga, to which place the big automo- bile of Mrs. Benedict was shipped re- gently. He will spend the winter in the south in the employ of Mrs. Benedict. a. At the regular meeting of Court Vic
 siaein West Haven last week the fol sssing officers were elected for the en- Btiing year: w. P. Ruler, Mrs. E. Wa E terbury; w. R., Mrs. P. G. Buckley; w V. R., Mrs. Brainard; w. s. B., Johr Priest; secretary, Mrs R. Simmons recording secretary, c. J. B. Priest treasurer, P. J. Buckley; H. P, Mrs Carrie Gersler; inside, O. Root; attend. ants Louisa Rice and Margaret Crow. ley; pages, John Dwyer and Martin Gersler; third trustee, Mrs G. A. Flew. lett; representative to grand court, Mrs G. A. Hewlett; alternate, Mrs. Louisa Rice. The court Is in fourishing con. dition.
 Jonas Muhlfelder is spending the New Years holidays with his family 1T Pittsfeld, Mass.
 The regular monthly meeting of Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
 The "Frolic" at the Lawn club last evening was one of the jolliest of thC many merry New Years parties giver at the clubhouse. In point of numbers the "Frolic" of 1906 was rather small but delightful things had been planned for those fortunate enough to be includ. ed in the list of guests this year.
 MT. and Mrs William E. Mickle, o1 Woodbridge, are rejoicing over the birtt ho11 reyi1,