The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NER HAVEN PEOPLE


 -Interestins Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 New Haven society will be greatly interested in the annoupcement made Thursday of the engagement of Miss Kathleen LaRue Bulkeley, daughter of pr. L. Duncan Bulkley, and Mrs Balk- leyh of New York, to Nathan A. smyth If New York. a son of the Rev. and Mrs. Newman smyth of this city. MT smyth is at present the acting district attorney of New York. He was grad uated from Yale in '97.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Greer and fami- ly formerly of this city, left Wednes- day for Los Angeles, Cal. MT. Greer, who occupied appointment position in the Winchester factory, was presented with a handsome gold watch by the em- ployes Numerous other articles were presented MT. and Mrs. Greer by other friends. MT. Greer was member or quartt at the First Presbyterian church and was presented by them with a gold mounted umbrella.
 Mrs. D. Hamburger will celebrate her seventieth birthday with an "at home at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Goldbaum, 66 Howe street, to-mor- row evening after 1880 o'clock. No cards have been issued and all friends of the hostess are invited to call.
 Under the auspices of Yale circle, c. o. F. of A., at Knights of Columbus hall, an enjoyable whist will be given Friday evening, April 19, Beautiful prizes will be presented to the winners. Pinochle will also be an attraction. All members and friends are cordially in vited to attend.
 Miss Ethel M. Zoller of West Haven, who has been spending the Easter vaca- tion with her aunt, Mrs. Snyder of Sec ond avenue, has returned to her school, St. Mary's seminary, Providence, R, l.
 Cartain Samuel IA. Smoke of the Yale dining hall has been very i'll for the past two weeks but he is now able to be about a little. Captain Smoke had very severe attack of the grip, and this settled in his ears, necessitating an operation to one of them.
 A very enjoyable concert and ball was given Thursday evening in the West Haven town hall by the Swedish Social club of West Haven.
 A meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society will be held next ot Al EdXxra p6 c. Beecher of this city will present a paper entitled "The Early History of Trinity Church, New Haven"
 Edward s. Whaples of West Haven, editor of the Advertiser, the local week ly, had the misfortune to step on rusty nail Thursday, which entered his foot about an inch.
 Cards for the marriage of Miss Flor .serlce, daughter of William Wilkinson to Henry Fillmore Andre, Wedpesday eve ming, April "A, at 6:SO at PIT Main street, West Haven, have been received by several West Haven people. They will be. at home after July 1, at 9S Main street.
 A very pretty subscription dance is being planned by Miss Anna shanahan, Miss Margaret Williams and circles for Tuesday evening, May ', in Warner hall.
 A very pretty wedding took place "Wednesday morning at St. Mary's R. c. church at ii o'clock when Miss Hele- na Agnes Cumiskey was united in mar riage to Terrence Mooney, After the wedding breakfast the bride and groom lef tfor a wedding trip. They will re- side at Ill Saltonstall avenue, Fair Ha- ven.
 Miss Anna Gaffney of West Haven re- cited Thursday evening at Harmony division, s. of T, slxty-fourth anniver- sary. at room IA Insurance building. A nunoher of West Haven people attend ed MT. Spooner of Kensington was the speaker
 Miss Margaret Martin of 220 Ferry street has returned after spending week with friends in Hartford and New Hartford.
 4 gypsy encampment and dance will he given by Russell circle, No, l. and San Salvador circle, No. 4, Daughters of Isabella, in Music hall, Tuesday eve ming, April 30. The gypsy enoampment will be most picturesque and will have songs and drills in which about twenty young ladies will participate. Members of Russell and San Salvador councils will also assist. Arthur Odenkirchen will drill the chorus and be musical di- rector of the performance, Dancing will follow, for which Odenkirchen's or chestra will play.
 Miss Brown, who has been the guest of Mrs. Howard Dayton of Washington avenue, west Haven, has returned to her home in Philadelphia.
 A very successful charity whist for the benefit of Elm City branch, Tribune Sunshine society, by Mrs. c. H. Loomis at her home on Whalley avenue We'd nesday afternoon. Eleven tables were occupied and the prize Winners were: First, Mrs. Putnam; second, Mrs Mun- son; third, Mrs. Reyes; fourth, Mrs McNeil; fifth, Mrs. Lee.
 
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