The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 -InterestIng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Edward T. Darlington, son of the late Edward T. Darlington of this city, who has been connected with the Remington Type Writer company in Toronto for some time past, has just been appoint ed manager of the Toledo, O., branch of the company, and will assume the du- ties of his new position June 1. Lucius Albert Barbour of Hartford has sent out invitations to the mar riage of his daughter, Miss Harrie Burr Barbour. to George Alexander Phelps, Yale '96, Tuesday afternoon, May 2S, at 3:sO o'clock. at the Center church in Hartford.
 Mrs. Mary R. Baldwin, who has been spending the winter in Biloxi, Mass. has arrived at the home of her brother, Frank Kimberly of west Haven, where she will spend the summer months.
 Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., gave a tea yesterday afternoon for the la-a dies of the parochial society of St. Paups church. It was an informal af- fair.
 Miss Eunice B. Hall of Hampstead, l. l., is the guest of her brother. J. B. Hall and family at their home on Elm street, West Haven.
 Miss Ethel Wood of London, Eng, is visiting her sister, Miss Maud Wood of York Square.
 Mrs William H. Moseley and Miss Harriette Moseley are spending few days at their summer home in Nor folk
 Rehearsals for the opera 'The King of Arah, to be produced at the Hyper ion theater Wednesday evening, May F, under the auspices of the First reg iment band, A. O. H., are being held frequently and prospects for an excel lent performance are bright. As pre- viously stated this light opera was com posed by William Comiskey, New Haven man, who has decided talents in this line.
 The members of the choir of Trinity F. E. church were guests at a supper in the Parish house last evening in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the choir, which was celebrated by a special musical service last Sunday.
 A dress rehearsal for the "Gipsy Queen'' was held last evening in Ma sonic hall, Westville. The play will be given in the ball this evening It is under the direction of Mrs. IL. B. Hollis and without doubt will be decided success and it has the merit of being something new.
 Rev. J. Luther A. Sieber has return ed from Jersey City, where he went to attend the southern conference of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of New Jersey, which convened there on Mon- day and Tuesday. Rev. MT. Sieber gave an interesting little talk at the confer ence on seThe Final Test for Doctrines. Mrs. Lucia Wentworth Jewell has is sued cards for an evening of reading and music to be given in the Emerson studio Monday evening. Several of Prof. Sajons's pupils will assist with vocal solos, and delightful evening is expected.
 Harry F. Hart, formerly superinten dent of the Harris Hart company with Mrs. Hart and their two young sons, Harry and Albert left yesterday for Los Angeles, Cal, where they are to make their home.
 Friends of William T. Kelleher, 8 graduate of Yale law school class of 1904, will be pleased to know that he has been admitted to the New York bar and has begun to practice law in that city Independently
 Miss Cora Wetmore of Whitney ave- Yue left yesterday for 9 few days visit with friends in Boston and vicinity. Tomorrow Miss Wetmore will act as maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Marguerite Libby and Loring Cushman both of Melrose a suburb of Boston. The wedding, which takes place at the home of the bride, will be a very fash- ionabIe one.
 A. pleasant birthday party was given at the home of Miss Lillian Allen at her home, 102 Edgewood avenue, Wednes- day evening. Among those present were Miss Lillian Allen, Miss Edith AL. derman, Mary Vernon, Sophie stelzie, Maud Keegan, Martha Popp, Annie Ve- lick, Emma Meyers, Edward Wittstein, Sam Wasserman, Bob Allen, Charles vogul, Phillip Wittstein, and Joe Carr. MT. and Mrs William H. Hitchcock are rejoicing over the arrival of their first born, new baby girl, who came yesterday morning.
 The annual concert of the Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs for the ben- eft of tn eYale freshman crew, will be given in College street hall this even- ing.
 Among the out of town people pres ent at the wedding of Miss Mary Han- niford and Jomes Kelly in Branford yesterday were MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Kittie Sullivan of New Haven.
 A ouartette consisting of Miss Elea- nor Ward, soprano; Miss Sadie Crow ley, alto; Harold Marsh, tenor, and < George Wood. bass, will sing special selection at the graduation exercises of the Branford high school on the even- ing of June 15.
 OFFICERS ELECTED.