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


has returned to the west after a
Christmas visit with his family.
Miss Gertrude Kentfield of West Ha-
ven, who has been spending vaca-
tion with Mrs. Emo at EImhurst, L. l.,
arrived home yesterday.
Mrs. Florence R. Andrews Of East
Maven announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Olive Andrews. to
SnerWin Trumbull Haskell
Miss Nellie Boynton will entertain
Mizpah circle and other friends at her
hcme on South Main street. Branford
aast evening. The young people watch
~ the old year out and the new year
Miss Viola Daigle of Blohm street
west Haven, Joined house party
given by Mrs Frederick Tucker of
Broad street. Meriden, to watch the
old year out and welcome the new
year in. She will remain for the silver
ceiepration OF Mr.. and Mrs Richard A,
Walker of that city, which takes place
Wednesday.
The grip seems to be quite prevalent
among the townspeople of East Ha-
ven Among those who are afflicted
are Miss Hattie Forbes, Helen Berry,
ALTON Turner. Rev. D. j. Clark sufi-
GENTLY recovered to occupy the pull
pit in the Old Stone church YESTERDAY.
a large New Years wedding will be
that Of Miss May Catherine Touhill
\ and Thomas j. O'Brien, which win be
celebrated in st. Patrick's r. G.
church this morning at II o'clock In
the presence of a large number of
friends.
Mrs. Frank Ball has left for Jack
sonville, Fla, where she will Join her
husband. Mrs Ball will spend the re-
mainder Of the winter there.
Attorney Edwin S. Thomas was alb
sent from his office in the washington
building yesterday morning. From the
stenographer it was learned that Mr..
Thomas is suffering from a severe grip
cold He is not seriously i'll and hopes
Ito be out in a few days.
The girls of the thimble club held
pretty New Year eve dance last even
ing at the Hotel Pequot. Owing to the
'Awain the attendance was not as large
as hoped for. The hall was trimmed
with red crepe paper and the effect
was very pretty. The committee in
I charge included Miss Adele Sullivan,
Miss Margaret Callahan, Miss Caroline
Mendel, Mis- Anna Callaha, Miss Grace
Hildebrand, Miss Mae Glynn, Miss
Mae O'Connell and Miss Jane Kier-
nan.
Mrs. John Wilkinson is entertaining |
her sister, Mrs. Barbour and daughters
( from Brooklyn, N. Y, at her home in |
Mfain street, West Haven.
- be-; sssssssaaes'41nzl Prospect street last
Htening Mrs Godfrey Dunscombe cell
Drated the passing Of the old year
with d large bridge party
Anthony spinello has entirely recov-
in from his Illness and is able to be
3ut again.
: Ehe annual Junior promenade will /
Attract large number Of young people
. Music hall, Branford this evening
deception will first be held after
dancing will he in order The
will continue from to $50
~ the grand march will form
eI hour. Patronesses will be
1
y. Charles f. Bradley, and Mrs.
Prann. The hall will be deco T
HEted with cozy corners and palms and
refreshments will be served.
4 Cards We're issued yesterday morning
by Henry B. Pettes for the private
view Of Constable's famous painting
in oil, "Hempstead Heath" on We'd
nesday from 10 to l o'clock at the Pet
ties galleries, $50 Chapel street
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Andrews Of
Brshferd will go to Ansonia to attend
The marriage of their son, George An
Hrews, tomorrow.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice and family of
Providence are the guests Of Mrs.
Prentice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Moul-
throp Of Main street West Haven.
The Kenilworth club will give an in
formal dance in Republican hall this
evening. The club consists Of several
postoffice employees and large crowd
and good time are assured.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wallace, jr.,
have cards out for small informal
reception to be given at their home in
Prospect street this afternoon. The re-
Sceiving hours are from until Z o'clock.
Stanley stiles and Harry Grannis of
west Haven have returned from
short visit to New York city and re-
s {ySftr- d very enjoyable time.
10. f. Pierce, of the firm Of Pierce,
Graham Hayes, West Haven, is re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a baby daughter, which arrived on
saturday morning Both mother and |
lchild are doing nicely.
Mrs f. H Kimberly will entertain {
n family party to-day at her home
|Fernhurst, in Townsend avenue. Gov
Iers will be laid for ten. The guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs Timothy E. Nor
hon. Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Norton, Mr. !
land Mrs A. Knight of Springfield,
Mass; Mis- Gertrude Norton, Charles
Ia Hitchcock, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. H
Kimberly. Whist will follow the din =,
|ner.
Stanley Osborn, formerly of this city :
hut now connected with the Allegheny !
lPrepartory school in the capacity of '
Il vocal instructor, will, this summer,
DO to Italy to study grand opera. Mr..
Osborn spent the most of the present
AAear in italy, where he took up the {
Study of music there under the best
masters, returning to this country last
Alatober. Since that time he has been 9
[ &fnected with the Allegheny Prepar- r
upry school. {
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