The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
tnd Other People Known in This C1tJ --Interesting Social EEents Here and Elsewhere

Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris r. Tyler of Pros pect street, returned Tuesday from a four months trip abroad. They arrived on the "Minnetonka"
 Clarence A. Heberger. clerk for two years in the city department at the postoffice, resigned yesterday and Will liam A. Michigan, a substitute, was appointed to fill the vacancy. MT. He berger stated that he had resigned to take a more lucrative situation.
 Last evening at 6 o'clock simple and very pretty wedding was solemniz- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halhnger of 253 Howard avenue, when their son, George Philips Halfnger, and Miss Mabelle Stokes Goodrich, formerly of Meriden, were united in marriage. The home was very tastefully decorat- ed with palms, ferns and white carna- tions.
 Colonel Simeon J. Fox has returned from weeks stay in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Marsh, who has been spending a few weeks in Worcester with relatives, has returned to her home on Savin avenue, west 1dNeu
 A fashionable but simple wedding was celebrated at the home of MT. and Mrs. George A. filling of 1895 Chapel street, yesterday afternoon at o'clock when their daughter, Miss Mabel All ing, and Argall LeRoy Hull were united in marriage by Dr. George H. Ferris of Philadelphia, formerly of Cal | vary Baptist church. Ethel K. Hollis of Prince street is spending two weeks vacation with friends in Morris, Conn. George "A. Mathews, president of the New Haven Paper company, who was thrown by his horse while driving to New Haven from his summer home in Madison, is convalescing. pr. B. Reed Whittemore is in attendance.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wheat of Branford who have been occupying Castle Con- tent, Short Beach, all summer, return ed to their home in New Haven this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Seymour Tuthill and Daughter of East Haven, who have been spending the past two weeks With Mrs. Bagley, returned to their home m Mattituck, L. l., yesterday morning,
 Prof. and Mrs Williston Walker, who have been in Europe all summer, are expected home late this week.
 Invitations were issued Tuesday by Mrs. George Ellsworth Maltby for the marriage reception of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Lord Maltby, and Clar- ence Sidney Verrill, Yale '99, son of Prof. and Mrs. Addison Verrill. The re- cention is to be held at the Angelus hotel of Los Angeles, Cal, on Wednes- day evening, November ', at S:SO o'clock. The wedding ceremony is to be attended by only the relatives. Mrs. Maltby with the bride-prospective. and Miss Maude Maltby, will leave within fortnight for California.
 MT. and Mrs. William Grace of Branford are rejoicing over the arrival of. a little daughter, Sunday night. Mrs. Grace. who is at the New Haven hos pital, is doing very well.
 Mrs. w. H. Lyman of Lowell, Mass, is the guest of her son, ID. j. Hitchcock and Mrs Hitchcock at their home on Wharton street, West Haven.
 Lewis H. Freedman has sold to the New Haven road the property at 1O6 William street The property has an assessed valuation of $5,745 The house Is located along the path of the new cut Improvements of the railroad company
 MT. and Mrs. Seymour Tuthill and daughter of East Haven, who have been spending the past two weeks with Mrs Bagley, returned to their home in Mattituck, l.. l., yesterday morning.
 Prof. and Mrs. A. J. DuBois, who went abroad early in the summer, are expected home about the middle of November
 Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. A. w. Welton and Mrs Fred Welton of Cheshire left on Saturday with J. H. Manstield's s party for trip to Washington and Gettysburg.
 Miss Alice Ryan of Kimberly avenue, whose marriage to Dr. Ryan of Bos- ton will take place shortly, was ten- dered a delightful surprise Tuesday evening by party of young friends. During the evening the bride-to-be was presented with a chafing dish. Miss Ryan has been a stenographer with the Sargent company for several years
 Dr. A. B. Smith of Howe street, a member of the official board of Trinity M, E. church, was given a delightful surprise Tuesday evening, when the members of the board with their wives and friends called to help him cele- brate the eightieth anniversary of his birth. There were speeches by the pas tor. Rev. Mir. Kidd, and others, and the evening was most enjoyable for host and guests.
 Mrs. Emma Clyde of Naugatuck, who has been visiting at the home of Leon Fowler in Hemingway avenue, returned to her home Tuesday.
 Mrs Henry Baldwin of Cold Spring street will introduce her daughter, Miss Ann Baldwin, at a large reception at her home on Friday afternoon, Novem- her q from 4 to o'clock. In the eVen- ing there will be a dance at the Coun- try club for the young friends of the debutante.
 Miss May Hurley of this city has been the guest of Miss Anna Driscoll of Branford Point.
 The announcement made recently that Miss Mildred Jordan, the miniatur- ist. is arranging for an exhibition of her work in the Tiernan gallery at S2l Chapel street, from October 29 to Mo- vember 5, has been received with great interest. Miss Jordan studied al the Yale art school under Prof. John F Weir and Prof John H. Neimeyer, and 1t is perhaps not too much to say thai she has taken 8. place among the fore
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