The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This City --Interesting Social Events Here and HE1nnrrI,cnr

MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp and their little daughter, Janet, returned Mon day from ten days stay at Atlantic City.
 Mrs Frank Reed. who has lived in Crown street for some time, has gone to Alexandria, Va, where she will make her future home.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club met Monday with Mrs. Paul Johnson met Monday with Mrs. George Johnson at her home in Washington avenue West Haven. The substitutes of the afternoon were Mrs. Chaffee of Derby, Mrs. Vincent Field and Mrs. Kentfield. The prize, a dainty Venetian bon bon dish, was won by Mrs. Fields This will be the last meeting of the club until after Lent.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Fresenius are en- toying delightful Southern trip. They are at present in Hot Springs, Ark, and so beautiful is the weather that overcoats are unnecessary. Viewed in the light of the weather in this city, this news seems all the more inviting. Miss Bertha Tomlinson returned to her Milford hone Monday evening aft CT an absence of some three weeks spent with her aunts in Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. William T. Barnum of Sher- man avenue issued cards yesterday for a tea for the members of the Mothers club on Wednesday afternoon, Febru- ary 20 from 4 to 6 o'clock The tea will be of unusual interest as Mrs. James G. Phelps (Rose Pastor) Stokes is to be the guest of Mrs. Barnum for a few days, and will receive with her at the tea.
 A very enjoyable sleigh ride was enjoyed last evening by about thirty five young people of New Haven and Westville about 8 o'clock. They return ed shortly after midnight.
 Miss ]. B. Schringuer of New Haven a trained nurse, is caring for James Forbes of East Hampton, who is i'll.
 Miss Emelfne Street entertained yes terday afternoon at her home on Chapel street with a handsome valentine whist. The house was decorated in keeping with the occasion. Five tables will be occupied.
 The Rev. James Grant of Sherman # for several days, has recovered.
 Frank D. Nelson, who has been play ing in Nova Scotia during the winter months, has returned to his home on First avenue, West Haven. MT. Nelson has been engaged by the New Haven Grays to direct the opera 'The Gei- sla," which will be given in April. Mrs. Nelson is spending the week in Togar, Maine, and will return to West Haven next week.
 Rev. William Kiernan of WallingfOrd received an appointment from Bishop Tierney Monday afternoon to the pas torate at Bethel, and will begin his du- ties there immediately Rev. Father Kiernan has been curate at the Holy Trinity church for over four years. Miss Lena Keller, of West Haven will give her annual valentine dance tomorrow evening.
 The Olympic club of West Haven will give sleigh ride this evening. About twenty-four couples are expect ed to go. A delightful time is antici- pated.
 MT. and Mrs. Hubert T. Barber of Northford have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Eugenia Geraldine, to MT. Milo Peck, son of MT. and Mrs. George w. Peck of this city.
 At the home of Miss Alice Wing of West Chapel street Monday evening, the members of the Wah Wah Fay See club were delightfully."- entertained at a valentine party. The rooms were dec- orated with red hearts and crepe paper in keeping with the day. and hearts was the game of the evening. The prize winners were Miss Jessie Bloom field. who was given book, and MT, William Borst to whom was awarded a picture In a burnt wood frame. The other present were the Misses Char lotte Eaton, Helen Faulkner, Ortie Fairchild, Viola Gooding, Mildred Treitlein, Irene Button, Messrs. Will ford Munson, Richard Thompson, Rob ert Stowe, Fred Manwaring, Edwart Starr, Warren Smith, Dr. George Fahy and M. Bartholomew
 This afternoon in the South Congre- eational church of Bridgeport the wed ding of Miss Bertha Lida Sperry daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. N. Sperry to William Cleveland Bristol, will takt nlace. Both are well known here. Th' Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy will per form the ceremony. The church will b decorated in green and white. Afte the ceremony there will be an informa reception at the home of the bride parents, 300 Park place. The maid O honor will be Miss Bernice Baldwin O Woodbridge, and the two bridesmaids Miss Grace Marvin of New Haven am Miss Jessie Kingsley of Bridgeport. MI Ralph N. Sperry, brother of the bride will be best man. There will be fou ushers, Messrs. Greasy Harral ant Frederick F. Porter of this city, Jame N. Betts of New York and Carlton S Read of this city.
 Tn St. Patrick's church at S:3O yes lerday morning, the marriage of Juli Pauline, daughter of Mrs Mary Hughe of 525 East street, to Timoth c. Rear ney was celebrated. The Rev. Fathe Russell performed the ceremony in tn presence of relatives and few friend Miss Sadie Hughes, sister of the brido was bridesmaid, and William Costell was the best man. After fine re ception at the home of the bride mother, the couple left on a we1din tour to southern states.
 At Polar Star hall last evening tn Quinnipiac Canoe club held it's minstr show The affair was largely attend ed.
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