The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-24


 Miss Kirchway of New York; Miss Eleanor Petit of Washington, D. C., Miss Cecil Barnum and Miss Anne Baldwin, Messrs. E. H. Hart, Carl Percy, Joseph Clark, George Wiltshire, Ernest Bristol and James Sanderson, all of 1907; Morris Willets of 1908 S., Simeon Baldwin, 1908; Starr Barnum, Carl Kirchway, John Peters, 1908.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Matilda Stewart Eddy, daughter of MT. Ulysses Double day Eddy, of New York and Mamar- oneck to MT. Howard Talbot Walden. Miss Eddy, who lives at Brevoort farm, Mamaroneck, is, through her mother, who died some time ago, re- lated to the well known Brevoort fam fly of New York. MT. Walden is a son of the late Daniel T. Walden of Brooklyn. He is a lawyer and was graduated from Yale. He is captain of the Dyker Meadow Golf club. The wedding will be celebrated in the spring, at the home of the brides fla ther, known as the Anchorage, in Ma maroneck.
 The wedding of J. Stuart Reynolds, son of MT. and Mrs. James H. Key holds of Main street, West Haven, and Miss Virginia Cole Dickerson of Rich mond, Va, took place Saturday noon at the home of the bride. George John son was best man, and Mrs. Sterns, sister of the bride, asted as matron of honor.
 c. A. Eddy of Milford, who was bit ten by dog that was thought to have the rabbes on Thursday last, went to New York Saturday, and after confer ring with the management of the Pas teur institute, decided to take the treatment given there, and this will be- gin at once, and will forestall any troubles that might have arisen from the bite of the dog.
 Sunday afternoon at her home on West Chapel street, Miss Alicia Gam ble, the young daughter of MT. and Mrs David S. Gamble, gave a party tea to two of her school friends, Miss Mitchell of Denver and Miss Hubbard of Cleveland, who are on. for the prom festivities, Miss Gamble also gave 8 super party at her home on Satur- day evening after the Yale play at the Hyperion
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Lampson are en- tertaining their granddaughter, Miss Ives, at their home on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Still another jolly little entertain ment of Sunday was morning tea given after chapel by Mir. Starr Cooper at his rooms in Welch hall. Mrs, Cooper of Brooklyn, Mrs. Mackenzie of Lima, Ohio, and Mrs. Munson of this city chaperoned the guests.
 Mrs. F. Hayes Trowbridge came up from New York Sunday, called here bS the illness of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge. She returned Sunday evening.
 MT. Eugene McGrail substituted for Mir. Lawrence w. Sullivan, bass, in the Grand Avenue Congregational quartette Sunday night MT. Sullivan sang at St. Paul's in place of Mir. F. s. Weld, who was soloist at the sym phony concert in Davenport church.
 Mrs. Goldsmith of Branford, fother of Walter Goldsmith, who was injur- ed last week by collision with trolley car in New Haven, slipped on a piece of ice in the yard of her home at Moosehill Saturday, and falling broke her arm just above the wrist. Dr. Evans is attending her
 The New Haven Whist club met with Mrs. H. B. Dayton of Washington avenue, West Haven, on Saturday aft ernoon. Mrs. Tood and Mrs. Leaven- worth captured the prizes. A delicious collation. was served after the game
 Mir. F. c. Herrick. of Yale '0S S, prominent in social circles of the uni versity has been spending a few days in New York.
 Mrs. J. H. Barnes and sons, Bron- son, returned Sunday evening from a short visit in New York, where they were the guests of Mrs. Barnes broth CT, Clark E. Pratt.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Dudley of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, entertain ed Saturday evening a few friends at bridge whist. After the game de- lightful supper was served,
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Jeanette M. Peterson of New Haven to Mir. Edwin J. Well den, on September 1S in Portchester, N. Y.
 Miss Rae Katz of New York city is spending few days in this city. She is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A, Veil of SS Vernon street,
 A. F zoller, who has been spending few days in Vast Haven, has return ed to his home in Providence, R. I.
 Mrs George B. Adams of Edgehill road was the hostess at very pretty informal tea Saturday afternoon at which the guests were the graduate students and instructors in the history department of Yale. Mrs Adams was assisted by her daughter, Miss Adams and Miss Margaret Morris Pink roses and carnations were used in the decora- tions.
 Charles Williams. who has been bass solotst in Center church for many years, has resigned his position. MT Williams has been offered a fine church position in Brooklyn, N Y
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Wilkinson of Washington avenue, West Haven, an- nounce the marriage of their daughter Ida to William A. Johnson, which took place at their home Wednesday even ing, Rev A, J. GammaelI officiating MT and Mrs, Johnson have gone to New York, where they will reside.
 MISS virginia Kelsey daughter Of Mrs. l. A, Kelsey of Center street, West Haven, went to New York Thursday, where she joined MT and Mrs Moseley and Miss Moseley. Saturday they start ed for Florida, where, they will spend the next three months visiting the principal cities and winter resorts.
 Prof E. Hershey Sheath and Mrs Sheath of Whitney avenue have gone to California for an extended stay
 H. B. Ives and daughter, Miss Sue Ives of Whitney avenue, have left fer Maitland, Fla, to join Mrs. Ives and