The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People KGOwn in This City
interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Bishop Goodsell of Brookline. Mass,
who is to oficlate at the wedding of
Miss Helen Benedict and Mr.. Bayard
Barnes, which takes place at the home
OF the bride this afternoon, arrived in
town last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Andrews of
Hosette street left yesterday for their
southern trip, which will keep them
away until next May. They will make
stops at Washington, D. c., and Jack
sonyille, and will spend most of the
winter at Owanita, Fla.
New Ravens representatives at the
inaugural ball in Hartford tonight will
include Colonel and Mrs. l. M Ullman,
Major and Mrs. William P. futile,
DR.. and Mrs. Norton R. Hotchkiss,
Senator and Mrs. Minotte E. Chatfield,
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Alling, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson H. Lee, Colonel and
Mrs. Simeon J. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Bushnell, George w. Lewis,
Miss Margaret Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Eli
Mix, Miss Mix, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Corbin, Mr., and Mrs. James E. Hart,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kochersperger, Miss
-. Isabel Hart. The ball will be OPEN
ed by Governor and Mrs. Rollin S.
Woodruff.
Mrs. Mary Daniels, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis r.
Thomas of West Haven, during the
holidays, has returned to the home of
her son in Newark, N. J., where she
will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club Of
West Haven was entertained Monday
at the home of Mrs. James Peck, Saw
in avenue. The substitutes for the aft
ernoon were Mrs. Wentz, Mrs. Riggs
Miss Riggs, Mrs. Frank Bradley and
Mrs. H. F. Clark. The prize, a hand
some lunch cloth, was won by the sub
stitute, Mrs. Wentz.
Mrs. Hayes @. Trowridge's dinner for
Miss Helen Benedict at her home on
Whitney avenue Monday evening was
one of the most charming of the nu-
merous entertainments given for the
bride-prospective. There were ten
guests The decorations were effective
arrangements by Munro of brides
roses, maidenhair ferns and smilax.
The favors were bouquets of orchids
and lilies of the valley for the girls,
with orchids and single violets for the
bride, and boutonnieres of lilies of the
valley for the men
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Hosmer of
Boston, Mass, have arrived in town
for the wedding to-day of Mrs. Hos
mer's brother, Mr.. Bayard Barnes.
They are the guests Of Mrs. E. Henry
Barne,.
In honor of his ninth birthday, Mas
ter Phillip Hugo, son, and DR.. and Mrs.
]. George Hugo of 1245 State street,
entertained fourteen of his young
friends Monday afternoon. The hours
were passed in music, games and lunch
con, and all had very jolly time. The
ssltles; IS were Mrs. Bernadotte DAILY,
Miss Virginia DAILY, Miss Inez Murray,
Miss Eva Lehm, Miss Marie Ida Hugo,
Miss Charlotte Helm, Masters Clarence
Mckay of Morris Cove, Raymond He
gel, Raymond Terrell, Thomas Lehm,
George Hugo, Thomas Campbell, Sher-
man Ward, Willie Beckman, George
Chadeayne, Philip Hugo.
Mrs. w. T. Flanders of Branford, de-
partment president of w. R. c., INSTALL
ed the officers of Parmelee court, Gull
ford, yesterday
Mr.. William S. McLane of Howe
street returned Sunday evening from
d visit with friends in New York city
Mrs. Frank Bradley of West Haven
left yesterday for weeks visit with
her brother and family Mr. Gardner
in Hartford. She anticipates attending
the governors ball.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Beaumont gave
very pleasant whist party Monday
evening at their residence 391 Howard
avenue, and the following friends were
present: Mr.. and Mrs F. w Dawless
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Countryman, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 1. Meigs and Miss
Alice Meigs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie!
VI Tremper. The first ladies' prize wa,
awarded Mrs. Frank Countryman, ant
the first gentlemans prize to f. w
DawIess, and the ladies' consolation
prize to Mrs. Charles Tremper, and thu
gentlemen's consolation prize to Mr.
a Charles Trempe,.
The cotillon for the children in MIS-
Chadburn's Lawn club classes Monda!
afternoon was great success, abou
fifty of the little members Of societ!
being present. There were three favo
figures. At the favor table were Mrs
Rutherford Trowbridge, Mrs William
Gates Daggett, and Miss Helen Por
ter.
Rev. Father J. j. McGivney will en-
terrain at his home on Fountain
street, Westville, the members of tn
chors and teachers of the Sunda,
schools of st. Josephs R. c. churcI
and Of the st. Johns R. c. church il
Highwood, of which he is pastor A
elaborate banquet will be served an
about forty guests will be present t
enjoy the hospitality of Father Nc
Givney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Desmond @
Huntington street have gone to AT
lantic City for a few weeks. They ar
stopping at the Marlborough-Blenh