The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kncwn in This City -InterestIng Social Events Here and EISeNYhnre

The engagement in Paris is announc- ed of Mademoiselle Blanche Guy to Mir. Seth Bingham, jr. The couple expect to be married in August, and will re- sile in this city, where MT. Bingham i5 organist of St. Paurc church Mir. Harry J. Read, the well konwn organist and choirmaster of Trinity 1 church, will this coming year, from l May 1, have charge also of the choir of All Saints chapel, Howard avenue. Under the efficient direction of MT. Read, the All Saints choir will un- doubtedly become one of the best male choirs in New Haven.
 Dr. Horatio Parker went down to | New York Tuesday to give an organ recital at Columbia university The recital was given in the college chapel and was largely attended.
 Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth is chairman of the committee in charge of the mil litary whist to be given for the benefit I of the nurses home in Harmonic hall, ! tomorrow afternoon. The whist will begin promptly at 2:3O o'clock The hall will be divided into forts, 25 in all, each of which is named after prom inent man of the city, and each in charge of one of the patronesses. Beau tiful prizes will be given.
 The Twentieth Century club of Kill ingworth Clinton, have issued invita- tions for dance to be given in Agr- cultural hall, Tues lay evening, April 23. The music will be furnished by Platt's orchestra.
 Mrs M. $. Hubbard and Charles l.. Hubbard are stopping at the Breslin hotel, New York,
 Mrs Abner Hendee, who has been in the south for some time, is now at Palm Beach, Fla
 Charles Dauenhauer, was given a surprise by several of his friends at his home cn First avenue, West Haven, Tho occasion was the twenty-fourth wedding anniversary of the marriage of 3fr and Mrs. Dauenhauer The ev- enIng was passed in an enjoyable man. ner and a bountiful supper was ser vel. Among those present we're: Rev, and Mrs. Lutz Mir John c. Hughes, Mr. Hunter, Mir. Burgess Messls. Louis, Arthur dnd Henry Keller, MT. Charles Eauerler, MT. George Bamber- ger, Messrs. William, Carl and Otto Dauenhauser, Miss Flora Altman Miss Lena spitzner, Miss Lydia Lutz, Miss Edith Lutz, Miss Lena Cosmar, Miss Lizzie Eauerler, Miss Annie E1uerler, Mss Hattie schrer and Miss Lydia Sohocr,
 The Easter sale and tea of the Guild of St. Johns F. F. church took place yesterday afternoon, The affair was very successful
 The New Haven Concert company, including Miss Ellnor Ward, soprano: Miss Lena Gravelire contralto Mir. George Tester, tenor, and MT. John Duncan, bass, assisted by Miss D. Jeanette Futile, reader, will go to Wal lngford to-morrow evening, to give 0 concert. The company will later ap- pear in several towns in this vicinity.
 Prof, Paul ViVnogrodof of Oxford who spoke Tuesday evening in Lamp son hall to large audience, Is the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Wells Williams of Whitney avenue. during his stay in town. Professor Vinogrodoff had for his subject Eng fish Society in the Eleventh Century" '" and his address was interesting in the main on account of the personality of the speaker, who was at one time con sidered the foremost scholar in Rus sia.
 very pretty home wedding took place on Saturday last at Meriden, when Miss Louise Frieda Herda. daughter of Mir and Mrs William Hcrda was united in marriage to MT. J. George Kraft of this city. They will be at home at 249 Winthrop ave- nue after June the first The ceremony was performed at the brides home by the Rev Theodore A. Fischer of the Church of the Messiah, who formerly resided in Merlden.
 Mrs. Herbert Nlckerson entertained the Radium club Monday evening at her home in Main street, East Haven. The subject was American Steam boats" and was in charge of Miss Ma mle Schutsky and Wilbur Curtiss, their remarks being followed by the general opinion of the club the social hour be- ing devoted to games and music The date for their annual entertainment ha- ing been changed to May 1.
 Miss Sylvia May Block will termi- nate her enga cement in Pittsburg, Pa, in the near future and will return to this city where she will fillow her musical profession.
 R. C. Potter, who has been spending the winter with his daughter at Fort Worth, Texas, will return to his home in Washington avenue to-day.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. William Holland Warner of Hartford, are congra tuating them on the birth of daughter, Evelyn Putnam, born April 5th Mrs. Warner was formerly Miss Maude Bodwell, the youngest daughter of MT and Mrs. Willis Bod well of First avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Edward MeKenna, of Phtsburg, Penn. whose marriage oo- cured last week, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzsimmons of Howard avenue.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven, was entertained at the home of Mrs. w. S. Chidsey, the first prize being won by Mrs. Harry P. Johnson.
 The Ladies Benevolent society of Davenport church, gave the last sup per of the season last evening at 6:3C o'clock in the parlors of the church 139 Greene street. There will be an en- tertainment after the supper consist ing of solos and recitations. MT. Fred eric Martin will also play selections or the musical glasses and chimes. The $ public is cordially invited.