The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City 1 Interesting social Events Here and l Elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll en- tertained a few friends at their Whit { ney avenue residence last evening. Ap- i xommas, the harpist, gave delightful | programme B. A. Tucker, the well known engray- CT ot this city, who owns an auto, re- gently easily climbed Skin Hill on southington mountain, being the first machine to ever attempt such peril ous grade. s A group of young ladies of Fair Ha- ven. including Misses Mabel and Grace McsIahon, Esther Hull and Antoinete Brett, will present a short entertain ment in Memorial hall, North Haven, this evening to be followed by dance Harry V Richard of West Haven and Miss Clara Furnam os Milford were married yesterday at the home of the bride. There have been five applications re- ceived for the boys outing of the f. M. c. A. camp at Tuxis Island. About forty can participate. MT. H. L. Smith the boys director, will have charge of the camp. The first applicants are sum- mer Bright, Harry s. Hotchkiss, De Witt Duff. Duncan Duff and Horace Ayling. Camp prospectus and applica- tions can be had upon applying for them.
 Mrs. Charles W. Miles is laid up at t,<.,.,c Is,,,.f an attack of Sciatica rheumatism.
 Immediately after the arrival of Sir Edward and Lady Elgar of London, Professor Samuel Sanford, their host while in New Haven, will tender them 9 large reception in the Yale Art school #
 Charles Brown of Harrison street, is in Norfolk, Va, where he will spend week.
 Mrs. Royal H. Warner of West Ha- ven is spending the summer at the home of her daughter, Mrs De Wolf, of Canning, Nova Scotia.
 The last dress rehearsal of those who are to appear in "The Old Maide Con- vention" in Foy auditorium this eyen- ing, was held in the auditorium, last evening. Mr. A L. Maltby, who has been coaching the cast is delighted with the splendid showing the clever amateurs made at this last rehearsal, and predicts a perfect performance this evening. The entertainment is given by the International Sunshine society for the benefit of the summer schools and playgrounds.
 The graduating class of Mrs. Graves Kindergarten training school will hold cottillion in the ball room of the Hotel Pequot Saturday evening, June 3.
 Last evening St. Mary's Dramatic club of Branford went to Guilford and gave a production of the drama, "The Miller's Daughter; or, Bound in Hon. or, at the town hall
 The season at the Hotel Pequot, Nor. ris Cove, will formally open to-day. MT. and Mrs. James F. Toole, who are the very successful managers of Duncan hall, will be the first proprietors of the house, run as a hotel, and contemplate busy season. Last night the Phi Del ta gave a hop there, about thirty cou- ples attending. Last week Lillian Hol- brook entertained her whist club at a cotillion there, and a buffet luncheon was served by Mir. Toole. The ladies of the Fortnightly Whist club will hold a whist in the afternoon, and the gen. tlemen will poin them for dinner. The clubs members are: MT. and Mrs. Thomas I. Kinney, Dr. and Mrs. Ca hill, pr. and Mrs. McCabe, Senator and Mrs. McGann, MT. and Mrs. James F. Toole, Mir. and Mrs. William Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. William Geary, MT. and Mrs. Edward Sheehan, MT. and Mrs. John Cox, Dr. William Sheehan.
 E. Nelson Tibbals left Milford last week for a months business trip in Mexico.
 This afternoon thesame group who gave the excellent recital in Mr. Stocks studio last week, will play for the pa tients at the hospital. The group in- cludes Aptommas, Miss Belle Manross Eigourney, Miss Edith May Root, Miss Martha Sprenger, Miss Grace Walker, MT. Warren Williams and Miss Anna Frances Treat.
 Angus Fraser, to increase the interest in the drilling contests of the Boys brigade Westville, offered prize med al to be contested for The event came off Monday evening and Ralph MoWry, son of Superintendent Mowry of the Parker Paper company, proudly car ried off the medal. The medal is of gold and artistically designed. Colonel Jones and Adjutant Chambers were judges of the event.
 Mrs. Idelia N. Gardner, teacher of piano theory and harmony, will give a recital in the West Haven Congrega- tional church this evening at o'clock.
 St. Mary's kirmess in Branford open- ed again at Music hall Monday even ing with a good attendance. The can yassers were kept busy greeting the guests as they entered the hall. Danc- ing was again in order. Music was by the A. o. H. orchestra. During the evening Miss Katherine Conway of New Haven, teacher in Grade 5, Center school, sang two selections, accompa- nied by Miss Corners of New Haven. Miss Conway, who has a beautiful rich soprano voice of fine range is always greeted with enthusiasm in Branford. She sang 'sThe Spring Song,'' by Coe- nen, and responded to a hearty encore with "Rosey, Darling" The kirmess :. Yt.