The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
interesting Social Events Here and

| And Other People known In This City
interesting social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Last evening in Lenox hall the mem
| bers of the original Albemarle assem-
bly, gave the last of their series Of in
| formal receptions for the winter sea-
son Frank R. Phillips, who is the d.
| rector of the affair, arranged many
pleasant novelties in the way OF dec
orations and music. 1t was well at
| tended. s....-E
| The twelfth annual music and dra-
| matte entertainment under the auspices
of the Crescent society Of the New Ha-
ven high school, will take place Friday
evening, May g. at Music hall. An I'M
| usual treat has been provided for the
| first part of the programme, as the
| Apollo Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs
of Yale university have been secured
for the musical part of the programme.
| Mrs, John B. Dyson has returned
from Pasadena, Cal. She will reside for
| the present with her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Hanson of Ford street,
Rev. John A. Morehead. d. D.. presi-
dent of Roanoke college, Salem. va.
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. w A..
Granville Of Howe street. DR.. Morehead
has also been the guest Of his brother,
J. c. Morehead, who is member Of the
postgraduate department of Yale
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Crofut of Oxford,
| who have been enjoying a rest In Flor
ida for a few weeks past, sailed from
| Jacksonville on Wednesday, and ex-
pect to reach home to-day.
Several debutantes will sing at the
first Lenten recital Of the New Haven
operate club in Madame Tealdps stu
do Monday evening The songs will be
mostly Of a religious character
Mrs. John p Hayes and daughter,
| Helen, and son Edwin Of West Haven,
are visiting during the Easter vacation
at Harry Chamberlain on West street,
| Cornwall.
| The twelfth annual reception of the
| Reynolds School of Elocution and Dane
| ing will be held at warner hall this af-
4 lElHOpll& DIT SlOGhs 6ttllludl
dren's entertainments Of the Reynolds
school, have Invariably been brilliant
| affairs and have been largely attended
| by appreciative audiences, The one to-
day bids fair to eclipse all former ones
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Boardman Smith OF
/ n Sherman avenue have returned from
a delightful trip through Florida They
/ spent week In Jacksonville, then went
/ TO the quaint old city of st. Augustine,
then to Rockledge. Two weeks were
spent In Eustis, stopping at the Ocla-
waha hotel kept by Harry Lane Of
Meriden, returning by st, Johns river
to Jacksonville, Savannah, Richmond
and Washington, ST
Next Sunday evening Rev. Father
Valley will deliver lecture in Sc.
Mary's hall On Paris and Lourdes.
for the benefit of the st. Rose guild
i of st. Mary's church. Father Valley
has spent much time in both of these
places and the views which will illus
trate his lecture are taken from pictures
which he took while there.
A surprise bundle whist was given
| Thursday evening to Mrs. George P.
Smith Of Howard avenue and a very
delightful evening was spent by, those
| attending. After the hostess had re-
covered from her surprise the ladies en-
| joyed whist and social hour together.
Mrs. Fl, Grant Thompson is spending
few days in New York city, and is
! the guest Of her mother, Mrs. F. Way
land Fellowes. E
| Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Baker of 149
Livingston street are receiving con-
gratulations unon the arrival of a
splendid young son. asa
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Stoddard5 have
| returned from a six weeks stay in the
| south and are now at their home on
Edwards street. i
/ Frank S. Bradley and family, who
| were with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brad
| ley Of MonteWese street, Branford, dur
ing the winter have again taken pos
session of their own house on Church
street. Frank H. Reynolds, who has
been occupying the house, has remov-
ed to Hopson avenue. 's 1#>
Thursday evening the members of
Sylvan lodge and Sylvan social met at
| the home of Lady Phoebe Cleaves, 2s9
Wooster street. A very pleasant social
| time was enjoyed by all present. Syl-
van lodge will meet Thursday evening,
April 49, at its hall This is the even
| ing of election of new officers for anotfl-
err term and all members should come
and come early, for there is a good deal
! of business to Be done.
| DR.. J. +. Lavalaye, one of the house
surgeons at Grace hospital whose res
ignation takes effect to-day, was given
farewell supper at the hospital Thurs
day night by his fellow surgeons there
DIR. Lavalaye is to go into private prac-
tice. s"...
Irwin Jourdan, Branford, Yale '03. son
Of Henry Jourdan, has accepted fine
position with the Remington Arms COM
pany in Ilion, N. Y, and will leave
here early Saturday morning for that
city. Howard Hutchinson. also of this
place, Yale '02, is with the same COM
pany. The young men will, however
| be in different departments.
GUILFORD MAN.