The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 INC SEIT HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known fin This City
 --Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Next Saturday afternoon train load of Lieutenant Governor Woodruff s New Haven friends are going over to the Woodruff farm in GuiIford to look over sheep, cows, pigs and poultry. Such experienced agriculturists as Congressman N. D. Sperry, Postmaster Howarth, Frank c. Bushnell, ex-Alder- man John M. Crampton, Charles W. Scranton, George B. Martin and Colo mel Ullman will help make the reunion enjoyable.
 The New Haven Operatie club on Monday evening celebrated the closing of a very successful season by social hour in the studio of their director, Madame Tealdi. Several of the ad- yanced pupils of Madame Tealdi were also present, and there was a delightful evening of games and music.
 Former Town Clerk Brethauer had close call in the city hall yesterday. He was walking down the stairs lead ing from the second to the third floor when 8 large plank that had been used by painters to stand on while they were vanishing the balcony railing on the third floor, fell by accident, and in it's descent missed Mir. Brethauer's head by only a few inches.
 Professor Irving Fisher delivered his lecture on tuberculosis before largely attended meeting of Pyramid lodge, 4. 0. U. W, Monday evening. His ad- dress was received with great enthusi- asm. It is one of the series of address, es that the lodge is having delivered under it's auspices during the season. After the paper refreshments were served. 1... ..
 The Rev. Dr. w. L. Phillip, pastor of the Church of, the Redeemer, has gone to Ogontz, Pa, where he will deliver the Commencement address. before the Cheltenham Military academy. The Cheltenham academy, which is one of the largest in the east, now has as it's principal MT. Malcolm Booth, formerly of this city. and at one time an instruc- tor in the Hillhouse High school.
 Indications point to a success for the whist and dance to be given by the de- gree staff of Ladies Auxiliary, No. F, A. 0. H., in Republican hall, Thurs day evening, June 15. A number of very pretty prizes have been donated.
 MT. S. F. Sumner of this city has been making a brief visit at Ocean Park, Cal. as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Beck.
 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ives, of Mys- tic, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. William c. Foote of Norton street. MT. Ives formerly lived in New Haven, and is now prominent citizen of Mystic Mrs. Phelps Montgomery gave a pretty little luncheon at the Country club Monday for Miss Grace Stoddard, { who on Wednesday afternoon, June II, is to be married to Mir. Ossian Ray of Mrs. Montgomery's other guests being Mrs. Edward l.. Durfee, Miss Olive ,-Dann, Miss Bradley, Miss Van Name, and Mrs. Winchester Bennett of New Haven, and Mrs. Edward Loomis of New York. The table was simply but very effectively decorated with sweet peas. I
 Fire Marshal Gladwin is back on duty again after being laid off several days because of an injury to his leg.
 Miss Rose Smith, of 231 Franklin street, who has been in Springfield, Mass, for the past week as the guest of Mrs. William. E. Motz, has returned home after most enjoyable visit.
 Rev. Francis Brown, the new pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will meet the friends and mem bers of the church on Friday evening at his home on Trumbull street.
 Miss Moegling, of Beach street, West { Haven, left on Monday in company with MT. and Mrs. H. Fresenius and MT. and Mrs. George White for a weeks stay in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. George Brooke, of Crown street, asid Miss Talmadge, of 257 Brown street. West Haven, are confined to