The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTERES CONCERN
ING NEW HAYDN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
LtHanrrhnr-n

tea and a dance for the young people |
home from school for the holidays The |
entertainment was given by Mrs. !
Camp for her son, Walter Camp jr.,
who is at home from Westminster
school at Simsbury, The hour for the /
tea was at o'clock and was followed
by dancing.
large and very charming wedding |
of yesterday morning was celebrated |
in st. Patrick's church at ii O'clock, |
when Rev. John Russell, the pastor,
united in marriage Miss May Gather
inc Twohill, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Twohill, and Thomas ].
O'Brien, proprietor of the New Haven
Suit Pressing company, and young
man widely known in fraternal and So
cial circles The church was brimful
of friends of the popular young people
After the ceremony a large reception
was held at the brides home, 63 Wal
nut street, atteded by between $50 and
200 people. Many friends Joined in
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien a happy
married life. Mr.. O'Brien is prominent
in state T. Ia. and B. circles, in the
Elks Eagles and K. of G.
A quiet home wedding Of last even
ing was that of Miss Nettie Laura Pol
lard, daughter of Charles Z, Pollard,
and David w. Simpkins, which was
aolemnized at 142 Chestnut street at
o'clock. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. Donald Duncan Munro of Cal
- vary. Baptist church. Miss Ida Peter
ssn played the wedding march, and
about seventy friends, including
many from out of town, witnessed the
i ceremony.
Miss Jennie Mae Beers entertained
the Bungalow summer girls at the
Cushman house over New Years, In
the party are Miss Bertha Hobson, :
Miss MacaIis, the Misses Frances and
Charlotte Morse The party was en-
tertained at supper at The Terrace
Monday evening by Mrs. Miller. Miss
Miller returned from New York Mon
EdaI afternoon. and was one Of the
New Years party.
y The third annual ball Of the L. A.
Fisk Hose company held at Music
hall Monday evening was not as we'll
s#attended as usual owing to the severe
Estorm. The hall was very prettily dec
GRATED and Chidsey's orchestra furn-
ished good music for the dancing.
Mrs. Charles B. Tomas of Washing
ton avenue, West Haven, left Monday
Il for Washington, ID. G., accompanied by
her guest, Miss Orr. Mrs. Tomas ex-
poets to be away about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe
very delightfully."- entertained at bridge
'# Ia ~ ~ -,
Tpect street Mr.. and Mrs. Dunscombe
have entertained little this winter as
they have been in mourning and the
Abridge. paEtE Mghday evening wasa
ID %r first entertainment in many
1nonths.
Mr.. and Mrs, Slayton and children
a have gone to Brooklyn, N. Y, to spend
Anew Years week with Mrs. slayton's
I parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman.
Elizur Whitehead of Red City, who
has been sick with typhoid pneumonia,
ITS more comfortable, but not yet out of
danger. He is attended by DR.. Green
pr southbury, and cared for by
trained nurse.
Miss Doris Newberry, who is at
some Rosemary for the holidays, was
he hostess at luncheon at the Coun-
club yesterday. Her guests were
"a, and boys spending the school
s6ays in town.
6Miss Mary Moore who has been
n V spending the Christmas vacation with
4 ller parents, Rev. and Mrs. Moore in
\ Scotland, Conn, has, returned to her
a home on Leete street, West Haven.
"a Miss Anna Reynolds Of Exchange
q street has recovered from a few days
illness which confined her to her home
In celebration of their wooden ami
Evsfsary the members Of the Duplicate
~ Whist club were the guests at a dinner
4lat the New Haven house given by
Mrs. Jennie Amber in celebration of
M The event. After the dinner the entire
IA party attended the performance Of
!" Quincy Adams Sawyer" at the New
HIaven theater as the guests of Mrs. G.
Y EB. Bunnell The members of the club
n present We're Mrs. Wilson Fl. Lee, Mrs.
~ II r, H5pson, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs.
y Simeon ]. Fox, Miss Florence Mer-
q win, Mrs. Minnie Law and Mrs. G. B.
IS Bnnnell.
SssEa The literary and social club will be
la Entertained Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. A. L. Shutter 459
81 First avenue. West Haven
"A very pleasant Christmas beach
# parity not yet chroncled was given by
MIS-. hpuis Bettcher of New Haven at
al ner summer residence, Little Bay cot
Eage, Short Beach Branford, on one
bf the beautiful afternoons just follow
Ing Christmas day Mrs. Bettcher came
h0wn to the sea by trolley, having first
Murdered the house heated. She brought
hll manner of dainites with her and
4 Py telephone invited delightful par
~ of ladies who are wintering at the
seach-Mrs. Ritter, Mis- Ritter, MIS-
Ekatherine Beecher, Mrs. Bowman. Mrs,
Al blark and others. The afternoon was
Il sleasantly passed quite informally.
SN The engagement of Miss Florence J.
Holmes, youngest daughter of E. Har-
m 1w Holmes of South Windham, to
%N Willard c. Fitch of this city, was an
Founced Monday at New Years
l,ncheon, given to the immediate rel
tives Miss Holmes is very prominent
&ssh society in South Windham. Mr..
Fitch is well known in club life here
Miss Jennie Clingan of Burton street,
So Vest Haven, will start wednesday for
AFiantic for a visit of a week.
M The Wah- Wah- Taysee club was CIV
NA q New Years dance at the Hotel
A#sembroke, Woodmont, last evening