The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-28

-lnteresttnS Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Tillou, who have been absent from the city for the last two months, have returned to their home, 116 College street.
 Mrs. John F, Weir of 5S Trumbull street have sent out cards for tea to be given at her residence on Satur- day afternoon for Mrs. William c. Sturgis. The cards bear the hour of 4:30 o'clock.
 Charles K. Bush, jr., who has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. c. K. Bush of Elm street, West Haven, has returned to his home in Brooklyn. Dr. George Grant McCurdy of Church street is spending several days in New York city.
 Word has been received of the mar riage of Carolyn B. Morrell of Milford and Dr. Griswold of Greenwich. The marriage took place on Christmas day at the home of the brides parents, IIawrenceville, N. Y. Miss Morrell was formerly a school teacher of the Mill ford high school.
 The Lawn club was the scene of much merrymaking last night when about sixty members of society, both young and old, gathered to enjoy the annual Christmas ''frollc" There were reasonable decorations and all the games were of a Yuletide character. There was informal dancing and ac- tha inp 01O with a jolly Virginia reel.
 James Parker, the man who caught the late President McKinley's assas- sin, Leon Czolgocz, when the murder CT was escaping through the excited crowds that thronged the exposition grounds at Buffalo on the day of the tragedy, is stopping in this city. Parker who is colored and six foot CT of athletic build, has called at the Dixwell avenue police station, which is near where he is stopping and inter- ested the officers there with his story of the capture.
 Mr. and Mrs. John McCarter, jr, who have been visiting MT McCar- ter's sister, Mrs. Gray of Third ave- nue, West Haven, have returned to home in this city
 Mrs. William Beckley of Stamford, formerly of this city, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William w. Hawkes. of High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Elson Wright of this city spent Christmas with Mir, and Mrs E. J. Coon of Newton Heights, Oakville.
 Santa Claus was out in full force Wednesday night at the Methodist church Christmas celebration. Each child was presented with a gift and a box of candy. The children had been practicing carols for several weeks and they were well sung.
 Mrs. w. w. Leete, William R. Leete and Miss Marjory Leete are the guests of Mrs, Leetes parents, MT. and Mrs, Joel L. Rockwell of Ridgefeld
 Samuel Stitt one of the U. S. N. of ffcers of the cruiser Brooklyn, is spend ing a few days in Milford the guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Marooney of Fort Trumbull Beach
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Monroe, who are now located in Mt Kisco, N. Y,
 
 MT. Monroe's parents, in Branford, to Mt Kisco, Wednesday morning.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Eller Waller daughter of MT and Mrs. James B. Waller of Chicago to John Borden, Yale '06
 The Misses Mary and Helen Will liams arrived home in Cheshire yester- day from Washington D. C.. They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs, E. Fl. williams for the remainder of the holidays.
 The New Haven Telephone club an !. nounces a minstrel show and dance to be given in Music hall Friday evening, January 25. The first part will be de- voted to show and an olio of three numbers. The second part will consist of a program of eighteen dances. Odenkirchens orchestra will play for show and dancing
 At the Sacred Heart church Miss Theresa Conboy and William J. Mitch ell, Shelf. 'O4, were united in marriage yesterday morning. The wedding was a quiet one, only the immediate rela- lives attending. Miss Helen Tobin acted as maid of honor, while Charles Mitchell, brother of the groom, was best man. After a short wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Washington, MT and Mrs. Mitchell will reside in this city.
 Thomas H. Hayes of Waterbury came into the city yesterday with his son, Cadet Hayes of West Point and Cadet Hayes of North Dakota. Botf are West Point men and they were dressed in their army uniforms ant attracted a good deal of attention or