The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-Interestlng SOciEa EVents heEe "h" Elsewhere. Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth, chairman of the committee in charge of the military whist to be given in Harmonic hall the afternoon of April 19, has completed all arrangements. The entertainment promises to be a great success. The proceeds will go to the endowment fund for the infrmary for graduate nurses.
 Bishop Edwin $. Lines, formerly of this city, will shortly leave for long trip abroad. The bishops health has been very poor for a long time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Munz cele- bratea the golden anniversary of their wedding Thursday evening at their res idence, the occasion being made very pleasant by number of relatives and friends who dropped in on them during the course of the evening, many with appropriate testimonials of the event.
 The third informal dance given by the alumni association of the West Ha- ven High school was held last evening at the town hall at o'clock. Lilley's orchestra played for dancing. The pro- ceeds will be used by the association for school purposes.
 MT. and Mrs Philip Fresenius are now in Washington, and expect to ar rive home to-day. They have been stopping at the national capital several days enjoying the sights and beautiful weather which has there prevailed, Their many friends will be glad to wei come them home, they having been ab- sent several weeks In Hot Springs and other winter resorts.
 Captain Thomas of Howard avenue will return this week from a two months trip to Europe.
 Miss Mabel Loomis of Cottage street entertained the Coreopsis Whist club at her home Thursday. Five tables were occupied, and delightful after noon was spent by the guests. buffet luncheon was served after the game
 The next meeting of the Monday Aft ernoon Whist club of West Haven will be held April 15 at the residence of Mrs. George Warner, Washington ave nue.
 Invitations have been issued by George B. Mulgrew of New York for the marriage of his sister, Miss Alice Mulgrew and John l.. Gilson of this city, to take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, April IT, at 4 o'clock, at 900 West End avenue, New York city. MT. Gilson Is a graduate of Yale aca- denlic 99, and 1902 Law school.
 The class of 1906, New Haven High school, enjoyed a reunion and dance in Warner hall Thursday evening, which was largely attended and very pleas ant. A programme of eighteen dances was enjoyed. The committee of ar rangements included Harold M. Hine, chairman; Alex. Berthold Timms, Ben ianlin Noble Booth, Alfred Bryant See lev, Miss Jane Elizabeth Hall. Miss Anna Anderson, Miss Bessie E. Rey- holds.
 An entertainment and dance will be given by Adams Express employees in Harmonic hall Monday night. The sab of tickets has been large.
 The Misses Margaret and Mary Lon- ergan of A Clark street entertained the Hvacinth Sewing club Thursday even Ing. After the sewing a. social hour and a buffet lunch was enjoyed by the Misses Margaret and Anna Stammers, Mae Igo, Alice Murray, Helen Early, Nellie Ryan Julia Dooley, Mary Boyle, Lily and Agnes Kelly and Mrs. R. Brennan.
 Prof. and Mrs. William Lyon Phelps of High street have returned from Tor rington, where they have been spending the Easter holidays.
 The annual exhibition of the senior class of the New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics was held in Anderson gymnasium, POT York street, last even ing.
 The announcement of the marriage oi Miss Marie Smith of 59 Greene street and Harry s. Dorman was made Thurs day. The marriage took place at St Mary's church.
 Walter Camp, 1r., has gone to Wash. ington, D. C., to spend the remainder of his Easter vacation with West. minister classmate in that city.
 Friends of the Queens Daughters art looking forward with interest to the gale of fancy articles, cake and candy to be conducted in St. Josephs home or Greene street, next Monday afternoon and evening. The ladies of the society are working very earnestly for the success of the sale.
 IA ,,apv ,1ra+tv weddinp tnok nlace Wednesday evening at o'clock al Christ church, West Haven, when Miss Olive Estelle, daughter of MT. and Mrs John D. Belcher, and Clarence Valen- line Smith were united in marriage by Rev. A. J. Gammack. The church was decorated with palms and cut flowers and was filled with invited guests and friends. George r. Birks played severa selections on the organ before the cere. mony. The ushers were Lee Sumner Richars of New York, George w. Nor. timer ir.. Samuel w. Tater and Harry ward. Miss Beulah Belcher, the maid of honor, wore 8 very pretty princess gown of pale blue silk with lace trim. mings and carried pink carnations The brides gown was white messalinC silk trimmed with lace. She wore z long veil and carried large bouquet ot bride roses. A reception followed tht ceremony at the home of Mrs. F. M Smith, mother of the groom.
 Mrs, E. Hayes Trowbridge who ha: been in New York all winter, has re- turned to town, and has taken apart v,oarts at the New Haven house.