The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Miss Julia Willoughby Wake daughter of Major and Mrs. Willoughby Wake, to Lieutenant James Totten, of the ar tillery corps, U. S. A., which Is to take place on Wednesday evening, April IT, at Fort Barrancas, Fla, where the girls father is stationed. Lieutenant Totten is the son of Lieutenant c. IA. l.. Totten, formerly of the U. s. A., now of Milford, and is well known here. One of the weddings that will be of interest this week is that of Miss Mar jorie Gum and James Tyler Patterson of Milford. The invitations for the af- fair announce the date as Saturday evening, April 6, the marriage to take place at St. Peter's church in Milford. A reception at the brides home will follow.
 Major Frederick Plaisted of Augusta, Me, son of the late governor of the Pine Tree state has been the guest on the Hon. Alexander Troup the last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enos s. Kimberly have returned from their southern trip to tkeir home in East Rock road. MT and Mrs. Kimberly spent most of their time while away at Augusta, Fla, but dur ing the latter part of their stay in the south were in Charleston, s. c.
 Walter Camp, jr., is home from the Westminster school over Easter.
 An out-of-town engagement of inter- est to the New Haven friends of the bride and bridegroom prospective is r Q daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Louis Brechemin of the U. s. A., and Mrs. Brechenlin, to David H. Moffat Giles pie, Yale '9S of New York,
 George Johnson of New York is spending Easter Sunday with his moth CT, at her home in Washington avenue, West Haven.
 George Baker, who has been the guest of his mother in West Haven during the past week. has returned to his home in Baltimore.
 Miss Sanderson, the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Robert L. Sanderson, who Is a teacher in St. Agnes' school in AL bany, N. Y., will spend part of the Eastetr vacation at her home here, Miss Sanderson is spending Easter with a house party at Gloucester, Mass, and will reach New Haven late this week.
 Quite a number of New Haven people are away for Easter as usual. Atlan- X tic City, Lakewood and Old Point Com fort have at present representatives from here. MT. and Mrs Leonard M Daggett of wall street are at Atlantic city over the holiday, and Mir and Mrs Henry w.. Farnam are at Old Point Comfort.
 Miss Margaret Wallace entertained at lunch in honor of Miss Marion Mellen at the Country club Saturday. Her
 ests were Miss Mary Bowson,
 .fgaret Thompson, Miss Char
 Grker, Miss stephanie English,
 Mabel Billings, Miss Catherine @e, Miss Mabel Robertson Miss Ade- 4ide Bromley, and Miss Leila Caring Syfon.
 Miss Eunice Ward Parish with her fiance, Charles M. DuPuy, is spending the Easter vacation with MT. Du Puys parents, MT and Mrs. Herbert DuPuy at Atlantic City.
 
 ess at a very pretty luncheon at the Country club Saturday afternoon.
 The ladies aid society of Christ church. West Haven, will serve ar Easter supper Tuesday evening at the parish house, at the same time they vii have on sale aprons, candy, home made food. etc.
 Miss Delnla Squires of Savin avenue is spending the Easter vacation witt her sister Mrs. Harry Beers in Brook lyn. IN. Y.
 Miss Alice NJ. Bacon will give course of talks on Current Topics" a the United church chapel every Tues day evening, from April 9 to 30, inclu civc, at 11:30 a. m. Miss Bacon is prominent member of the Woman Civic club, and her extensive travels Ii Japan and other far off lands eminent ly qualify her to interest and edify al who may be fortunate enough to be he auditors.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Sanford, wh have since their marriage few week ago, been travelling in the south, saile Saturday on the ship Hamburg of tn Hamburg American line for Germany They expect to be abroad all summe
 Miss Frances English and Miss Stepl anie English are home from Pougt keepsie for the Easter vacation.
 Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Williams ( Whitney avenue with their son, Way land Williams, and young daughte Miss Elizabeth Williams, are spendin Easter at Atlantic City Later the will go to philadelphia, Pa.
 Richard Sargent is at home from tAl dover, Mass for the Easter vacation.
 One of the first picnics of the seasc was enjoyed Saturday afternoon by party of young ladies of West Have who spent the afternoon at Woodmon Tn the party were the Misses Eth Gilman, Florence Cole, Ruth Haine Zila Moore Helen Seery and Kathe Inc Tidgewell.
 A Garnce at the Lawn club on We nesday, April 8, is to be given by Lay ton Sargent, who is a student at Al dover. for his young friends home the Easter holiday.
 Cards have been received here for tl wedding of Miss Elizabeth Harriet M Clure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s. Mcclure, to Cameron Mackenzie, Va '0S. The wedding will take place New York on Tuesday next.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward R. Bucklal
 sve returned from a trip to Virgin
 ot Springs.
 Third informal dance given by t Alumni association of the west Hav Thigh school at the town hall Frid; 2 / evening, April 5, at o'clock. Lilley