The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS oF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere

Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs s. W. Hart, of Prospect street. left on Saturday to spend the remainder of the winter in Florida and other places in the south.
 MT. and, Mrs. c. F.. Jordan. of 55s First avenue, West Haven. will cele- brate their golden wedding by a ,ecep- ton at the residence of their sJa. MT. V. Albert Jordan, 55 Elm strea-, West HaVen' this afternoon from 4 to g. 10 Which all friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs Jordan have oeen residents of west Haven for years.
 Mrs William w. Farnam has as her guests her niece, Miss Lydia Fell, her cousin, Miss Dor0lAv Dyer of Charles ion, 5. C., and Miss Theresa Ingersou of New York, all of whom came to at- lend the first of the series of Freshmen @dhces held Saturday evening at Har- monle hall. Miss Dyer, it will be re- membered, spent the greater part Of last winter here with Mrs. Farnan. Miss Ingersoll is zhe daughter of M.. and Mrs Colin M Ingsrsoh Jr., who formerly resided llece It is her frs, visit to New Haven since the fami!y's removal % New Yo.k.
 MT. and Mrs. I. s. Tinker and family. Of West Haven, are enioylng a months pleasure trio in the south, going first to Jacksonville, Florida, and from there they will spehl tvs weeks at Entice, returning by the way of Lcui.- Vile, Ky, where thev will visit MT. Iinker's sister, Mrs Fulton
 The invitations fnr the frs: Of ;he freshman dances issued ihe early rar; of the week wee 'linty souvenirs in blue and white, tie Yale combination. Ihe lettering was q in Yale hue with the Yale flag decoration. The first of these affairs took place on Saturday evening in Hdl4l mic nail, while the second will be on February 2 The pa- tronnesses of these dances are Mrs. Ar thur T. Hadley Mrs Frederick J. hlngsbury, IT., Mrs Willoam w, Far nam, Mrs. William A. Rice Mrs. Lewis H English, Mrs. David Daggett. On "Wednesday evening of this week will come the first of the dances for the up- per classmen, which will also be at Harmonic hall
 Tn honor of her cousin, Miss Cleve- < land of Buffalo, N. Y, who is spending the winter with her, Mrs. c. Purdy hnusley gave very charming bridge party at her home in Elm street on Friday afternoon. There were five ta- Dles Of cards, the prize winners of the afternoon being Mrs. J. B. Darlington and Mrs. Charles F. Treadway.
 sTba aT1 ero oroy,,ox+ ....L nounlced of Miss Caroline S. Edgar, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Newbold Ed gar of New York, to Mir. Henry San l ford, son of Professor Samuel $. San ford. Miss Edgar is prominent in New York society and for several seasons has been Identified with the summer colonies at Newport and Tuxedo. It is understood that the wedding is to be A. | small affair and is to take place in the spring at the home of the bride in New York.
 Mir and Mrs. George Smith. of Springfield, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Austin, of Main street, West Haven.
 Rehearsals for "Charlies Aunt" are | being held two and three times a week m west Haven. Those taking part are enthusiastic and are working exceed | lngly hard to make the production a success The cast is composed of Mrs E. Stark Thomas, Miss Marguerite Graham, Miss Anar Whitten, Miss Edith Barrett, Kenneth Winne. Robert Bush, Herbert Mansfield, MT. Penneu. MT. Head and Mr Ronaldson. Febru- ary and are the dates for the play. and the town hall is the place where it will be given. The proceeds are for Christ church.
 Mrs Henry Fl. Benedict closed her Bishop street house on Saturday. and with her daughter-in-l flaw, Mrs, Paul Benedict, left Saturday morning to join her husband and son at St. Augustine. Fla.
 Mrs. Ada carwin vosburg will open her house, 42 Thompson street, West Haven, next Friday afternoon for a whist to be given by the Daughters of Liberty council, No. s. Playing will | commence at 2:45 o'clock All who are interested are cordially invited to att tend.
 MT. Charles DuPuy, Yale 'oS. and Miss Eunice Parish of Humphrey street have returned from Pittsburg, Pa, where they were the guests of MT. DuPuy's parents, MT. and Mrs. Her bert DuPuy.
 Miss Harriett Moseley is planning to leave within a few days to join her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Seth H. Moseley, who, according to their annu- al custom, are spending the winter in DelanG, Fla.
 Mr. and Mrs Sydney Hosmer of Bos- ton, Mass, have been the guests of Mrs. Hosmers mother, Mrs. FS. Hen ry Barnes of West Chapel street this week. They came to attend the Barnes Benedict wedding.
 Mrs. Deyo, who has been visiting friends in Middletown, hasreturned to her home on Second avenue, West FIa- ven..
 Miss Harriette Moseley, daughter of MT, and Mrs William Moseley, will leave this week for Deland, Fla, where she will spend some time at the winter home of her grandparents, MT. and Mrc. Seth H. Moseley.
 Mrs. George M.Dickinson, of Law renee street, will leave on Wednesday next for southern California to spend the remainder of the winter.
 Miss Eleanor Petit of Washington, | ID. C., is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. N G. Osborn of Bradley street. She Is daughter of the late Lieutenant Colonel James S. Petit, who for four years was professor of military science