The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CoNCER Ne
 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 --Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. James Mason Hoppin of Hill house avenue is entertaining her niece, Miss Mitchell, the eldest daugh- ter of MT. Donald G. Mitchell, Jr.. of New London.
 Mir. and Mrs. C.. P. Jordan celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their mar riage Tuesday afternoon and evening at the home of their son, c. P. Jordan of 50 Elm street, West Haven. Dur ing the receiving hours many old friends and neighbors called to con- gratulate MT. and Mrs. Jordan on their long married life and good health. MT. and Mrs. c. Albert Jordan assisted their arents in receiving the guests, many of whom were from out of town. The parlors were beautifully decorated in yellow, and the dining room ill white, with an immense wedding bell, which was suspended over the dining table, cut flowers also being added to the decorations. Mrs Knapp and Mrs. Brooks, of Plantsville served the guests with dainty refreshments. MT. l and Mrs. Jordan were the recipients of many beautiful anl appropriate gifts. Their friends wished them many years of health and happiness. Harp and vi- olin selections were rendered during the afternoon and evening. MT. Jordan was for many years proprietor of the Hub clothing store on Church street, this city.
 The largest meeting of the Radium club, East Haven, was held at the home of Miss Olive Andrews Monday evening. The subject was "The Peas ants of Europe and was in charge of Miss Lucy Styring. Games arranged by the social committee were enjoyed. The second meeting of the Wednes- day evening dancing class tiok place in Harmony hall last evening, and was largely attended. MT. Thomas Hooker, jro and MT Tyson Dimes lead the cotil- l or.
 One of the prettiest weddings of the | year was solemnized at the Methodist | church Tuesday evening, when Miss Jennie Englehart and Alfred Sauter were made one. Miss Englehart looked charming in a gown of white albatross cloth and lace. She wore a long tulle veil and carried white brides roses. Her bridesmaid. Miss Lillian Hotton, was very pretty in Alice blue nuns yelling, trimmed with all over lace and | velvet. She carried white carnations. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides father on Whalley avenue, after which MT. and Mrs. sauter went onsa short we'd ding trip, and on their return will re-
 side at 69 Barnet street.
 The annual dance of the Butler Bus mess college will be held in Warner
 hall this evening. A large crowd is ex- | pected as this Is always a splendid af- fair.
 Excelsior council, No, AS, Daughters
 of Liberty, held a lively meeting at l their council rooms, Room 25, Insurance l building last evening, Sister Dickens
 was in the chair. The council is go- | ing to give whist on Tuesday even
 ing, January 29.
 Miss Elsie Ginter was pleasantly
 surprised at her residence, 36 Green l wood street, in honor of her birthday.
 The marriage of Mr James Elliott
 MacAfee of Whalley avenue to Miss
 Alice Ward of Orange, N. J., talented
 vocalist, took place Tuesday. They
 have gone south on their wedding jour
 ney.
 A supper was served by the ladies of Plymouth church f Milford in the par
 lors of that church from to 7.3O
 last evening, and was followed by the
 annual meeting and election of officers
 of the Sunday school.
 Mrs. c. c. For of Ansona has return l cd to her home after visit with her
 daughter, Dr. Alice Ford of West l Chapel street
 The semi-monthly meeting of the
 Westville Hose and Hook and Ladder company was held at the hose house on | Alden avenue Tuesday night.
 Mrs. F. H. Barnes and Mr 1T. H. Barnes of this city are spending the
 winter in Pasadena. Cal. They are
 stopping at the Hotel Maryland.