The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-13
IN SOCIETY

4At " - v A &ZA A A %---NI--r-r-----s.1.s-SIS.r MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Pettes sailed yesterday on the "Noordam" for Flu rope, where they will spend several weeks.
 Miss Helen Darlington has gone to Atlantic City to play in the golf tour nement there,
 New Haveners will be glad to know of the recital which MT. Aptommas, the noted harpist is to give on Monday evening, June r at S:15 In Madame Tealdi's studio, Insurance building. His programme, which is classical, roman tic and national, follows:
 PART I.
 Introductory prelude.... Miscellaneous Songs Without Words . Mendelssohn Eisteddfod Fantasia (Welsh melodies)
  Dawn of Day"
 "Rising of the sun."
 ''Men of Hariech." -
 "Ap shenkin."
 PART II.
 "Home, Sweet Home" ..Aptommas American airs ............. Aptommas "Old Folks at Home"
 Nelly Bly,"
 limitation of the Banjo"
 Yankee Doodle"
 The Harmonious Blacksmith.
 PART III.
 Etude-
 Tarantelle .......,... ...... Aptommas Britannia (English airs) ...Aptommas "Baivfff's Daughter of Islington.'
 Come, Lasses and Lads"
 Sailors Hornpipe,'
 Jacks the Lad"
 
 The charity whist which will be held iu the town hall, West Haven, on Fri day afternoon and evening will be the largest ever given in that borough. 1uG Pld4 OSSlllo at G.oO III lAlO clLtCl- noon and at in the evening, and the proceeds will be for a fund which is to be used toward placing a fountain on the green An orchestra will play, and dancing will follow the evening affair The committee in charge for the afternoon consists of Mrs. James Peck, chairman; Mrs H. B. Welch, Mrs. Brooks Mrs. William Fairfield, Mrs. Frank Lester, Mrs. Clifford Sommers, Mrs. Fred w. Skiff, Mrs. I. c. Stormont, Mrs. Meech, Mrs Wallace Rice, Mrs. James Earle, Mrs. Van Rensler Quin- .tard, Mrs. Cough, Mrs. D. A. Kinner, Mrs. William Wakelee, Mrs. Talcott Hull and Mr. Vincent Field. The committee for the evening consists of Miss Beulah Bradley, Miss Carolyn Barehalter, Misses Pauline and Edith Newton, Miss Antoinette Welch, Miss Ethel Valentine, Mrs. James Peck, -.---ch hairn1an; Mrs H. B. Welch, Mrs. Fred w. Skiff, Mrs. Talcott Hull, Mrs. will liam Wakelee, and Messrs. William Wakelee, Talcott Hull, 1r., Howard Husted, Walter Skiff, and Byron New ton. All those wishing to procure tick cts may do so from Mrs. James Peck, Eavin avenue.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Blanche Johnson, daughter of MT Mortimer s. Johnson of Ill York street, to MT. George Henry Post, took place yester- day morning at 10 o'clock at the par sonage of the First M B. church, the Rev. selah w. Brown performing the ceremony Only the immediate families were present and wedding breakfast was served at the New Haven house, after which Mr. and Mrs. Post left for a short journey. They will be at home after July at Ill York street
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 Mrs. Thomas C. Shepard is spending a few days in New York
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 Mrs William F. Lane has issued in- v,tations for the marriage of her daughter Miss Alice May Lane, to Mir. Henry Clarence Larkin of New Haven at her home, 166 Washington street. at 5 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, June 25th. Prof. and Mrs E. L, Curtis of Trum- bull street will go to Northampton Mass. this week to attend the com mercement exercises of Smith college Their daughter, Miss Margaret Curtis, will graduate.
 Over one hundred members of the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sun shine society were the guests of Gov ernor and Mrs. R. s. Woodruff at the governors farm in Guilford yesterday. The party left this city on the 11:O7 train, arriving there shortly after noon After luncheon they were shown the wonders of the farm. The governors s ine stock was looked over and many favorable comments were made, Dur ing the afternoon whist was held, adding much to the enjoyment of the afternoon. The prizes were won by the following ladies: Mrs Mary Woos- ter, six sherbert glasses; Mrs. Clifford Booth, pocketbook; Mrs. Harry Dean, leather carriage bag; Mrs. J. H. Whit ney, water-color picture; Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger, Ridgewood pitcher; Mrs. E. w. Baldwin, handkerchief; rJo4ab1r3se hroidarat