The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
.sONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE

Other People Known in This City-
 iteresting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. faptain McAllister, the veteran eom-
 nder of the steamer John H. Starin,
 de the trip Monday night from New
 to this city in that boat. This IS his first passage up the sound since se Glen Island disaster. Miss Jane Malloy of p Derby avenue eft Sunday for New York. where she will spend few days previous to re- turning to school in Washington. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Hamilton, who was her guest for a week. Mrs. c. H. Lyon of 75 Broadway, who went through a severe surgical operation on Wednesday of last week, is getting along as comfortably as could be expected. Miss Grace Matthews of Plainville has returned home after a pleasant New Years visit with the Misses Rena and Elsie Barnes of DixweIl avenue.
 The New Haven Woman's Single Tax club held a meeting las might at the home of Ms. William Trueman, 4O9 Edgewood avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Renfrew and daughter Elizabeth are visiting rela- tives in Pittsfield. George Taylor, waterman at the Y. M. c. A. returned Monday from an en- joyable visit with his relatives in Springfield. Mass. . ..- ........ Miss Sybil Dewsbury of England is visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Dewsbury of S7 Kensington street.
 George Hogan of Chapel street re- turned Monday from a weeks visit with his uncle at Sachem's Head.
 The hospital corps, Second regiment. c. N. G.. will give a dance at Lenox hall on Tuesday evening, February I.
 James B. Cardwell Is visiting with Arthur Henderson infNew York city.
 Mrs. M. J. Ford. who has been ab- sent from her home in Valley street, ], Westville, for several weeks, has re- \ turned. Mrs. Ford spent several days T with her friends in New York. going. from there to Philadelphia, where she attended the w. c. T. U. convention.
 II. r. Yale gymnasium, has started on his tour of inspection of gymnasiums in the nAddle west He will be gone two
 Izsl He goes to inspect some of the
 E Aeamples of physical culture and
 1x over the methods of other
 4 and universities in teaching the body building to students.
 Booth Perry and daughter of
 Singham, Ala, have taken apart
 Us at Warner hall. Mrs. Perry is
 3narge of cantata to be given by
 lity church in the near future.
 Eiss Margaret McNamara of 270
 milton street is visiting this week
 Eh her aunt In New York.
 X large delegation of local T. A. B.
 pple will go to Naugatuck Monday
 aning. January IS, for the installation H officers, which will be made the oc- ycasion of pleasant social time.
 The Pansy club will give an informal dance in Lenox hall Monday evening, February 6. Stanford's orchestra will play for dancing. A large number of invitations have been issued. and the dance promises to be a pronounced suc- cess
 The alumni of Shelton avenue school . will give a reception and dance in f Warner hall Thursday evening, Janu- ! ary 26. A short programme will pre- cede the dancing. Mrs. Louis Felsburg Of 63 Church street returned home Monday from a visit with MT. and Mrs. Copperthiate of Burkis Station. Va, for the past month. Mrs. Felsburg stopped over at the capital on her way north. Among the pleasures of the trip was. a straw ride or pung ride. Last Friday a dinner was given in honor of Mrs. Felsburg, followed by country dance.
 This evening Harmonic hall will be 2. scene of bewildering beauty. It is the hall engaged for the third annual ball to be given by the employees of Harry Hyman's department stores. The committees are as follows: Messrs. Hartenstein, Goldman, Herz, Clawson, : Vaughan, Besser, Goldberg. Skinner, NSchwartz, Collins, Spellar, Grant, Cohen and Stodel Auxiliary commit < tee of ladies are Misses Callan, Bedell, BIAkeslee, Sachs, Carney, Saben, Alex ander and Goldberg. ... Miss Margaret Carr left Saturday for washington, D. C.. where she will be present at the large and fashionable wedding of her brother. Captain Dan- iel Carr and Miss Helen Fatty, which will take place in that city this evening. Mrs. J. J. O'Meara of 43 Daggett street, who has been quite ill is now convalescent. Frederick Clark of 221 Kimberly ave- 1lue. enineer on the Consolidated rail- road, who has been confined to his home since December with bronchial pneumonia, is now convaleseent.
 Edgar D. Hollander has returned from a vacation spent with his uncle in New York.
 Hugh McAvoy of New Britain stop bed over with his cousin, Miss Mae Co., born of 69 Lyon street on his way to the medical college in Baltimore.
 Mrs. John McNamara of Deep River, who has been the guest Of her cousin, MT. and Mrs. McNamara of 1254 State street, has returned home.