The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-13
VALLINGF0RD
Red Men Have Pow-WowAComing Wedding-Whlst Club Enter-
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 Walllngford, Nov. 12-The Order of Red Men held a pow WOW at the Ma sonic hall this evening which was largely attended, guests being present from all parts of the state. A large delegation headed by Great Jun'or Sagamore J. Jacobs of the Hamn1on- assett tribe of New Haven, came to tho borough on the o'clock electric car. Past Great Sachem Carl Foster of Bridgeport was also among the guests present. During the early part of the evening several most interesting addresses were given followed by a grand banquet The visitors departed at late hour, after having spent one of the most enjoyable evenings in the history of the organization.
 The wedding of Samuel Byrne Wood tridge son of Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Woodbgidge, to Miss May M. Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George H. Hughes of Newark will take place on Thursday evening, November 14, at o'clock, at Newark, N. J. The ceremony will be performed at the South Park Presbyterian church by the groom's father, assisted by Dr. B, F. Allen, pastor of the South Park Presbyterian church, and pr, D. Fl Martin, pastor of the Clinton avenue church. The maid of honor will be Mss Hattie Fair bank of Yonkers, N. T., and the best man will be R. c. Woodbridge, jr., brother of the groom. The ushers will be six Yale 04 men, classmates of the groom They will be 'at home' at 50O7 Cedar avenue Philadelphia, Pa, after January l. Rev and Mrs, R. G. Woodbrldse lnl daughters Misses An na ard Agnes doridge, leave here to-mcrrow to attend the ceremony. Interest in athletics at the high school seems to have died out, Foot ball practice has been suspended and prominent member of the football squad stated this evening that the eleven would play no more games this year. He also said that if high school did play Ch6ate another game the | town boys would probably be defeat- cd. The high school boys are planning basketball team, but unless more in- terest Is taken in this sport 1t is like | ly that basketball will be discarded in the same manner as football The Choate fellows have been putting in hard practice during the last two weeks and are confident of victory in the contest With the Cheshire Military i,acadenly at Cheshire tomorrow after noon.
 Miss Florence Waterhouse entertain ca the Fortnightly Whist club at her residence on South Main street last evening. Competitive whist was played and a jolly good time was had by all those present, The prize winners com prised the following; Dr. and Mrs J. H. Buffum, Mrs. Roland Andrews and Mr. John Clulee.
 Howard s. lingsland of Hartford and Miss Florence Williams, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Williams of East Center street, were married by Rev. R. H. Potter at Hartford last
 Saturday. The bride was attended by
 Miss Emily Smith and Miss Carpe
 Fem. Mrs. Kingsland will continue Fto hold her position at Factory L for
 the present, but will move to Hartford
 later on.
 Murle1 M. Lee, daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Herbert s. Lee, gave a party to
 a number of her little friends in honor
 of her sixth birthday yesterday. Dur.
 ing the afternoon various games were
 played and refreshments were served
 Tn the entertaining Mrs. Lee was as-
 sisted by Miss Jessie Benton of Gull
 ford. Those present were: Marjorie
 Backes, Frances Mooney. Annie
 stearns, Airline Hadley, Clara Wei
 land, Ora Minton, Emma Busdick
 Edith Minton, Murisl Nj Lee, Rober
 Craig Wlnfred stearns, John Craig
 Ivan Hill, Frederick Hill, Dor4nc,
 Hill. Herbert I. Lee, jre