The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-04
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Teresina Peck, daughter of Professor Tracy Peck, to the Rev. Wilfrid A. Rowell, assistant pastor of the United church
 A pretty wedding of last evening was that of Miss Olive Belcher and Clar- 1. ence Smith, both of West Haven, which was celebrated in that borough in the presence of very large number of friends.
 President and Mrs Arthur T. Hadley went down to New York city Tuesday to attend the very brilliant wedding of Miss Janetta Alexander McCook, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. Me Cook, and Malcolm Douglas Whitman, of Boston, which was celebrated in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon. The bridesmaids included Miss Edith Root, daughter of Secretary of State Root. Many distin- guistled guests were present.
 The Ladies' guild of Christ church, East Haven. is preparing for an enter tainment to be given next Wednesday evening in the town hall. One of the features will be a dumb-bell drill by eight young girls.
 Mrs. David Daggett, Mrs Frederick J. Kingsbury jr, and Mrs. John c. English chaperoned the members of the younger set present at the subscription dance at the Lawn club last evening. The dance was arranged for the young people home from school and college for the Easter recess, and about sixty danced.
 Miss Mae Pero, of Branford, has re- turned from visit with relatives in Indian Orchard, Mass.
 A pink tea and entertainment will be given by the ladies society and young ladies of the Sunday school of the Fer " street chapel this evening at 7:45. A fine programme has been arranged for the occasion.
 A most enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Miss Lottie B. Gourley 1O2 Campbell avenue, West Haven, at
  honor of her birthday. The early part of the evening was spent playing whist, at which Miss Pauline Goebel won first prize. The remainder of the evening was spent musically.
 A recital by advanced pupils of Miss Nellie Boynton was held at her home on Main street, Branford, Tuesday night, and was attended by a small number of invited friends.
 Mrs. A. M. Merrill, accompanied by Mrs. Knowles, of IF Howard avenue, will leave for Washington D. C., the latter part of this week to join Mrs. j.. l.. Andrews and enjoy with her a week at the capital on her way home from Florida.
 This evening the eighth annual social -af. the Woodmont Fire company will be held at the hose house in the borough. A fine time is expected.
 Mrs. James E. Todd, of Duncan hall, has returned home from the south aft CT enjoying six weeks of beautiful southern weather, stopping en route in Washington, D. C., the former home of Mrs. Todd.
 Preparations for the, card party and cake sale to be given at the Nurses home of Grace hospital corner of Chap el and Beers streets, Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock, are progressing fne- ly. Mrs. Sherman F. Foote is In charge of the general arrangements, and on the committee for the card tables are Miss Anna M Fitch, chairman; Mrs William Pitt Baldwin, Mrs. J. Gibt Smith and Miss Florence Rowland FoI the cake table Mrs. J. Fl Marlin Is the chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles M Walker, Mrs. F. c. Smith, and Miss Baldwin as cashier. The lemonade will be in charge of Miss Albaugh, the SUI. perintendent.
 Captain Tryon of Atwater street West Haven, is confined to his bed as the result of the injuries received ir the trolley accident last Saturday night He is in serious condition from the effects of the shaking up, bruises ant exposure which he suffered at that time pr. Kennedy is attending him.
 The girls of the Coreopsis branch Tri bune Sunshine society, are hard at worl rehearsing play to be given, at lease they hope so, about the last of April
 The marriage of James R. Kinney formerly of Fair Haven, to Miss Hattie Venburg of 137 Minerva street, Derby was solemnized Sunday night at thu home of the bride.
 Miss Doris Thomas has been enter taining at her home on First avenue West Haven, the Misses Olive ant Fsther Russell of Pine street Fair Ha ven
 Miss Edith ONeill of Wallace street West Haven, left yesterday for twC weeks stay with friends in Boston Mass.
 The operetta entitled "Peppery Pa, given by St. Josephs Dramatic clul last evening, was delightful affair The long and faithful practice for thu operetta bore great fruit as the produc tion last evening showed The audience was larger than expected. The proceed will be used for the benefit of the nev edif1ce on Edwards street
 A pretty wedding was celebrated a Harmonic hall at noon Tuesday by thu Rev. MT Levy, when Miss Rosalint Lewinson, daughter of MT. and Mrs Louis Lewinson of 15S St. John street and M J. Hirschfield of Boston wert united in marriage. An elaborate ban uuet was served in the parlor after thu ceremony by the caterer of the liar monie club Later MT. and Mrs. Hirsch. field left for trip to Philadelphia, Bal timore and Washington, and upon theil return will reside at 14S Coolidge street Brookline, Mass. They received many