The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-22
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

 And Other People Known fin This City
 --Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. Former lieutenant Governor Dewell and Mrs. DeWell have returned from Norfolk, where they have been for few days at their summer home, Stone House. s.-s
 The young ladies of the Physical pha- lanx of Humphrey Street congrega- tional church held a sale of fancy ar ticles, cake and ice cream at the res idence of Mrs. Arthur Rowe, 340 Whit ney avenue, Saturday afternoon. There was a good attendanceo f friends and a neat sum was realized The fancy articles remaining which were not sold will be on sale after the annual exhi- bition which will be given in the church in a short time1 ...-..s. -.. sl The Young Ladies' guild of St. Paul's church will give an entertainment and supper in the parish house Wednes- day from ? until o'clock. A large attendance is expected. ,s.= k Herbert Tiesing of Baltimore, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank Tiesing of 35 Bishop street, re- turned to Baltimore yesterday.
 The pupils in music at the convent Tin Orange street will have their an- nual exhibition in Harmonic hall Wednesday evening .Er.
 Professor s. s. Sanford of Hillhouse avenue is planning to entertain Sir Ed ward and Lady Elgar of England at his home here next month over the Yale commencement. Sir Edward Elgar is at present the musical lion of the United Kingdom. st.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Day, who sailed week ago for Europe, will go direct to Antwerp, where they will re- main some time. The object of the trip is to enable Mrs. Day to take the baths at Antwerp, as she has been suf- fering from rheumatism for some time. They will be absent for two months.
 Colonel Rutherford Trowbridge and family has returned ito their home on Grove street from Atlantic City, where they have been for the past two weeks.
 The members of the Tertulia Espano1 the Spanish club which is just finishing it's first year of existence, will have their last meeting on Tuesday evening. May 31, at the home of Mrs George Ellsworth Maltby of Grove street, The club, which is limited to a membership of fifteen, has had most successful year, and the last meeting will fitly celebrate it's first anniversary.
 Miss Buck, whose wedding will be. celebrated at Trinity church on the Green on Saturday afternoon of the coming week, will give q large dinner party at the Country club on Friday evening to her ushers and attendants. A very elaborate dinner will be serv- ed, after which the young people are planning to enjoy an informal dance. There will be about thirty in the party.
 Professor George D. Watrous was the host at a very handsome little dinner at the Country club on Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for eight.
 Among other entertainments at the Country club at small luncheons and dinners during the week have been MT, and Mrs. w. w. Farnam, Professor E. H. Sheath, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Kings bury, jr., MT. and Mrs F. G. Hotch- kiss and Mir and Mrs. Edward F. Root.
 Among those from New Haven who have taken up their permanent resi- dence at Short Beach is H. w. Sperry, superintendent of the carpenter depart ment of the Southern New England Telephone company. His residence at the corner as the trolley comes up from the meadows was remodeled last spring, and MT. Sperry made a fine house of what was an ordinary cottage.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry w. Ring will not