The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 --IntersatinE Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. T At a meeting of the Choral Union Thursday evening Professor Phelps appointed Mrs Frank c. Porter and 5. c. Preston as nominating committee, and they nominated the following ofti- cers, who were elected unanimously; President, Professor William Lyon Phelps; vice president, Professor Ben janin Jepson; musical advisor, Pro- lessor Horatio W. Parker; conductor, William E. Haesche; secretary, Phillip P. Wells; treasurer. Thomas F. Fogar- Sy. assistant treasurer, Miss Anna Mo Kay: librarian, Frank L. ManWaring; accompanist. Harry Whitaker; teach 1 CTS of singing classes. Miss Lynch i and Miss Fogarty; division masters, soprano, Lawrence Sullivan C' w. Comfort; altos, s. O.. Preston; tenofs' 1 David F. Dodds, James T. McMahoh' 1 basses; George B. Mckay NapoIeoh Patry; doorkeepers, L. R. ScoVlll, M' A. Higgins. The following committee was also elected to serve for the com ing year: Mrs, H. Grant Thompson Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter Mrs George B. Martin, Miss Martha Il. yVurts, Mrs. Henry L. EnglishMrs' Ar fhur E. Morril, Mrs. Henry W. Far nam. Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs. Elford Trowbridge, Mrs. Eugene Bristol.
 Dean and Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers are spending a few days in Washing ton, D. e.
 AS usual many of the society people have house guests over the big football game and a number of small gifts were distributed by the various hosts and hostesses for the visitors last evening. One of the most Interesting of the en- tertainments was the dinner dance giV- en by MT. Henry L. Hotchkiss at his IIilIhouse avenue home last evening.
 A private physical culture class of twenty members has begun regular Tuesday evening meetings in Anderson gymnasium under the teaching Of Miss Hard.
 Miss Nettie Schwartz of South Ox- ford, Penn, the newly appointed dea- coness of Grace M. K. church, has just arrived in town. Miss Schwartz is the third deaconess of the Methodist Epis- copaI denomination in the city, and has taken up her abode at the deaconess home on Vernon street Miss Arbuclzle
 of the First M. B. church and Miss Robinson of the Summerfeld M. E.
 church have been in the city several weeks.
 Gop nNly Nf west Haven entertained at dinner ' Thursday evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. James Peck,
 Mrs. D. T. Welch, Dr. and Mrs. John n. Barnett and MT. and Mrs. " Field. m the evening a reception was given
 sn the parish house for those who took part ii the the >~operT7-~ Chimes Of Normandy" During the evening MT. and Mrs. Nelson were presented with gifts in appreciation of their untiring
 efforts in making the Chimes of Nor
 mandy" such a financial success.
 Mrs. Samuel G. Hoadley of Whitney
 avenue left on Wednesday, for 8 short 5 stay In New York.
 To benefit the sufferers from the re- cent earthquake in Italy, a very fine concert will be given in Foy auditori- 1,yn Tuesday evening, November 21. The programme is splendid one and the artists will include Miss Lulu Per
 pente, Miss Susan Ralph, Mrs. Ralph Russell Lfttlefield of Brockton, Mass Miss Marguerite Palmitier of Provi-
 dence, R. l., Miss Mary Hugo, Miss Ieonora Grave, MT. James Errico. MT Carl Worcester, MT. Anthony Spinello. Mrs. George Kilbourn of Whalley
 avenue is spending a few days witt her daughter, Miss Lucy Kilbourn, z student in Wellesley college Mrs. Kill bourn will visit other relatives il
 Massachusetts before returning home. A very quiet wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O at tn
 home of Mrs. Eleanor Andrews il
 Clinton, when her youngest daughter Gertrude, was married to MT. Henr, Marshal of Westbrook. Rev. Charle E. Roberts of the Holy Advent church performed the ceremony.
 Miss Helen l.. Woodruff and MT. AT thur E. Woodruff are at the Home stead at Hot Springs, Va, where M Woodruff has gone for the benefit c his health.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Flynn of 16 ri ton street will entertain number ( friends over the Yale-Princeton gam Their guests will be Miss Bessie Mu
 vile of Waterbury, Miss Emily Amen
 of New York, Miss Lena Burns, M John Mulville and MT. H. Gardner ( Waterbury.
 Mrs. Arthur Parker and daughte Dorothy, are the guests of MT. ar Mrs. O'Keefe of Clay street.
 The "Bashful Trio" of this city ga a, dance in the North Haven town he
 on Thursday evening. The programn
 consisted of eighteen dances, mus being furnished by an orchestra. IT committee in charge consisted of w liam Janswick and Ernest B. Foot
 Among those present were the Miss Janswick, Allen, Emely Senocal, Pee Frey Crossley and Sargent Messl
 Murphy, F'ifer, Peck, Newton, Brooke Wilcox, Hoadley and Hfne. The cha erones were the Misses Peck and Bus nell.
 MT. and Mrs. Orrin Dickerman spe
 last Sunday at their house on the of Mount Carmel. Mrs. Dickerme
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