The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-26

And Other People Known in This City
 --HnterestinE Social EHents Hero ane
 Elsewhere.
 Dr. and Mrs A. Winslow Leighton, with their little daughter, Barbara, who are touring the Berkshires, reached Amherst Wednesday, where they are to visit Professor and Mrs. Stanley L. Galpin. Afterward their tour includes visits to Stockbridge and Chatham, Mrs. Leighton's former home, then down the Hudson, return ing by way of New York.
 Mrs. Samuel M. Nicholson gave an elaborate dinner at her residence in George street, Providence, Wednesday night, for Miss Hope Shepley, who, yesterday afternoon in St. Stephens church, welded MT Henry H. Hollis ter, Jr., of New York. Mis- Nicholson's guests were the members of Miss shepleys bridal party, including the ushers and best men.
 Mrs. Otto G. Ramsay, of Church street, is entertaining her sisters, the Misses Cowling of New York.
 MT. Patrick Hayes has gone to Sche- nectady. N. Y, where he has accepted a position
 The marriage of Alice, the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Stevenson, of 363 Peck avenue, West Haven, to George Henry Robertson of New Haven, will take place at the brides home Wednesday evening, Oc- tober S1, at 2 p. m. They will sail from New York on November 3 for San Juan, Porto Rico, where they will make their future home.
 The engagement was announced to- day of Miss Diana Merrils, daughter of MT and Mrs. Morris Merils of 132 Con- gress avenue, to Attorney David s. Rivkin. MT. Rivkin graduated from the Yale Law school in 1905, and is now associated with the legal firm of Chase & Woodruff. Miss Medils is a graduate of the State Normal school, and is a teacher in Lowell school.
 Mrs. Foster, who lives at Lighthouse Point, entertained the ladies of the Morris Cove chapel at her home on Wednesday afternoon. These ladies meet weekly for sewing and sociabili- ty. and were very pleasantly enter tained. IA delicious luncheon was served and sswing and chat wre inter- spersed The guests included Mrs. Merrell of Peacedale, R. I, Miss Sophie Belser, Rev. Mir. Wyland, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. H. Lee, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs Bel ser, Miss Maud Forbes, Mrs. Park, Mrs. T. Elliott, Mrs. J. Lyon, Mrs. c. Hein, Mrs. J. McCay, Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. Bradley.
 Miss Bertha Ray, of West Haven, very pleasantly entertained number of her friends Tuesday evening at her home on East avenue. The feature of the evening was game of hearts, Miss Grace Spreyer and Claude Dun stan captured the prizes. The ladies' prize was a solid gold brooch and the gentleman's large Gibson picture.
 Miss Marion Meyer, of 156 Oak place, celebrated her tenth birthday few days ago with seventeen of her little friends. Games were played, after which they were entertained by a Punch and Judy show Prizes were won by the Misses Maud Bonney and Hannah Maycock. At luncheon birthday cake was cut and Miss Doro- thy Wheeler was the lucky one to find the ring, Miss Mary Hamilton the coin and Miss Bertha Spanagle the thimble.
 Mrs. Mary santry, of New York, is the guest of her son, MT. Harry N Santry of Lloyd street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Snyder, of Second ave- nue, West Haven, and Miss Florence Hopper of Washington avenue, are spending the week with MT. and Mrs IA. F. yoller of Providence, R. |
 A wedding attended by number of New Haveners was solemnized in St. MichaeIs church of Naugatuck, on "Wednesday afternoon, the bride being Miss Josephine Havel Shafter, and the groom MT. Marshall E. Bronson. The Rev. M R. Grath, the rector of the church, of1ciated. The bridesmaids were Miss Winnibelle Shaffer and Miss Dorothy Shaffer, sisters, and Miss Mar guertte Harris of New Haven, a cousin. The best man was MT Wheaton Bron- son of Middlebury. Many of the guests were from New Haven, Hartford, Providence, Boston and New York.
 The marriage of Miss Florence May Kendrick, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Allen H. Kendrick of London. Eng land, to Edward Patterson Grant, of Nv Haven, was celebrated at the resi- dence of the brides brother, Alexander R. Kendrick, on Savin avenue, West Haven, Wednesday evening at six o'clock. The ceremony. which was at tended by the immediate families of the bride and groom only, was per- formed by Rev. F. N. Squires. The wedding reception was held from to S:30.
 Mrs. Myers and Miss Gertrude Myers of State street are the guests of Mrs. Francis Mahoney of New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. E. Raymond Rogers of Niantic are the guests of Miss Mabelle IS. Rogers of 115 Park street
 Mrs. Cunningham on Franklin street as spending a few days in New York city.
 Another pretty autumn wedding took place Wednesday evening. Miss Eva Wharton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Augustus Wharton of First avenue, West Haven, and Henry Brenton, son of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brenton of New Haven, were joined in marriage. The bride, who was given away by her fatherf1. wore an exceedingly handsome gown of white satin trimmed with all- over lace and carried brides roses.