The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known fin This City ! Interesting Social Events Here and i Elsewhere. A free lecture, under the auspices of the Women's Civic Study club. will be given at Center church chapel on Fri day, April 25, at 4:SO p. m. Mrs. Imo-, gene B. Oakley of Philadelphia will speak on Havana: a Study in Civil Service Reform" Mrs. Oakley is an unusually charming speaker, and the club is fortunate in being able to give to the women of New Haven an oppor- tunity of hearing her in one of her most interesting lectures.
 Paul J. BeardsIey, Yale '04, of New Britain, spent all of last week in the city with his brother and returned home on Sunday to his place of business in New Britain.
 Miss Eula Bertha Bradley 2d of West Chapel street has been entertaining
 
 the past week. On Sunday, the day Miss Marshall left for home, Miss Bradley gave a pink tea for her guest. Miss Clara H. Fleetwood has returned to Norwich from few days visit at her home in this city.
 Miss Alicia Gamble of the George town seminary is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. David Gamble.
 Edward Bamberg of New Haven was the guest of his parents in Yalesville over Sunday. ry-
 The senior class of the New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics have re- turned from a weeks stay in New York city. Dr. Anderson was director of the trip, which was very pleasant.
 Mrs. Legrand Bevins of Meriden, who has been at Cosey Beach for a week, returned home Saturday. -
 This evening at Library hall, Bran- ford, a lecture will be given by Charles H. Reyes, supervisor of schools in Hartford. Subject, "Our Obligations to the Children Our referring to teachers parents and the general pub lie. MT. Reyes is a very interesting speaker. 1 .#
 Tryon of Meriden is getting his store at Indian Neck i'll trim for opening early in May. The Yale store and Buckingham s, also at Indian Neck, are being fixed up for the summer Im- provements are on at The Ark, which is to be run by John Averill. same as last year. Prot Thomas c. Shepard, the com gJ 4l.. the Redeemer, who has been very i'll for several weeks, is slowly recovering The Woman's Relief corps, depart men of Connecticut, will hold it's twen- ty-second annual convention in Hart ford at the Fourth Congregational church, Wednesday and Thursday Of this week by invitation of Robert 0. Tyler corps, No. 6. The national presi- dent, Mrs. Fannie E. Minot. and the < national secretary, Miss Helen M. Ayres dboth of Concord, N. H, will be present both days, an honor which has very seldom been given this department.
 George F. Williams, for many years connected with Monson & Go, has sev- cred his connection with that firm and will enter business in New York city. MT Williams will not remove his fam fly to New York for the present MT Williams is bass soloist at Center church on the green, and the congrega- tion will be pleased to learn that he will continue to sing in the choir during the present year. :: F
 The women's club of Wallingford will entertain this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Clulee, South Main street with Chopin" programme in charge of Miss Kate Lee Lewis of this city.
 Miss Grace Walker. daughter of Dr. F. U Walker, soloist at Calvary Bap~ tist church, will leave town to-day for rest of one week.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Lee of this city and James Mulvey of Meri- den, will be quietly celebrated In St Mary's church in this city tomorrow.
 Marsden Hubbard, who is with liar ris & Co, prominent bankers of New York, spent Sunday with his parents, Judge and Mrs. l. M. Hubbard in Wall- ingfod.
 Judge L. M. Hubbard will attend the funeral of Senator o. H. Platt which will be held in washington, Conn, this afternoon. Senator Platt and Judge Hubbard were close friends for many years. James Gallagher is spending few days at 'The Farm" his Morris Cve cottage, just below the Pequot club, which was formerly the summer home of his father, the late Hon. James Gal 1agfer. He is making changes and im- movements in the place.
 Senator M. E. Chatfeld has returned from a flying trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, where he made arrange n1ents for the accommodation of Mrs. Chatfeld, who yesterday went down for D short stay by the sea.
 Master Dana Thrasher, son of Sam sIeI F. $Thrashar who has been very i'll with grip is rapidly recovering and Sat urday left for 8 few days visit in Bos- ton.
 The annual meeting of the St. James parish. Westville, will be held in the parIors of St. James church on the eve- ming of Monday, May 1.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Nettleton of Prospect are spending few weeks at Hot Springs, Va.
 Mrs Frederick Brown of Crown street ,IoJa ~r,-