The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

zTEfs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. A fine concert was given in the Ger man Emanuel Lutheran church on Humphrey street on Thursday evening before an audience which filled the church. The programme was rendered by an exceptionally strong cast of ar lists of well known ability Some of those who participated were Mrs. Alice Feehter Spier and Seymour Spier, the Misses Grave, Miss Mary Hugo, MT. Ebelhauser, pianist, and the choir of the church. Miss Hugo sang for one humber Fiddle and I,'' with violin /obligato by Miss Grave and her voice / gave great pleasure to the audience.
 The Queen Esther branch of the Tribune Sunshine society of Jewish la dies will have an evening whist for charity in April. The St. Valentine festival given in Harmonic hall February 14, by the La dies Aid society in Mishkan Israel congregation netted $500 to the treas ury of the society.
 The whist for charity given by the Tribune Sunshine society occurs to- morrow afternoon in Republican hall at 2:30.
 The charity whist by the ladies of the Deutsche GeselschaIft society takes place at Harmonic hall at 2:S0 sharp Wednesday afternoon.
 The ladies of the Humphrey Street Congregational church will have their usual monthly supper on Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8 o'clock.
 About 1,200 cards have been sent out by the Quinnipiack club for reeep- tion to be given at the clubhouse next Monday afternoon from until ' o'clock, There will also be loan eX- hibition of paintings at the reception, and in every way it will be a brilliant social event. On the reception commit tee are MT. William l.. Bennett, MT. Lewis H. English, MT. Rutherford Trowbridge, MT. Thomas Hooker, MT. Samuel Hemingway, MT. George S. Barnum, MT. Burton Mansfield, Mr. Denning Duer, Mr. Eli Whitney, MT. Walter 0. Whitcomb, MT. Ezekiel G. Stoldard, MT. Eugene DeForest, MT. Morris F. Tyler, MT. John w Bristol, Colonel Norris C. Osborn, MT. William S. Pardee, MT. Samuel A. York, Gen { IN 3NE.. Parmelee, MT. W. Perry Curtis, MT. Leonard F. Hotchkiss, MT. Samuel H. Fisher, MT. Nathan B. Fitch, Mr Thom- as A. Bassett and Dr. William c. Wur- tenburg.
 MT. and Mrs George w. Davis of Whalley avenue will leave this week for Meriden, where they will spend the spring and summer months with their daughter Mrs. Beach.
 pr. and Mrs. R. S. Goodwin of Thom- aston are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of son, born Satur- day Mrs. Goodwin was Miss Caroline Hooker the daughter of MT. and Mrs. IN. Albert Hooker of this city.
 A charity whist will be given by the Sacred Heart guild in the Sacred Heart school hall, corner of Columbus avenue and Cedar street, on Friday evening of this week. The members of the com mlittee in charge are: Miss Kittie Gun, bingham, chairman; Miss N. Joyce, sec retary, and Miss Kittie Butler, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Mae Jean Colt, Miss Lillie Coeller, Miss Lila Sheehan, Miss Margaret Carr, Mrs. Morris Meany and Mrs. Richard Butler. The patron. esses are Mrs. D. Martin, Mrs II Aveeney, Mrs. M F. Sullivan, Mrs John J. Doody, Mrs. John Kennedy Mrs. James Guthrie, Mrs. Riley Phil lips, ST. Mrs Thomas F. Fitzsimmons \ Mrs J. Duggan and Mrs. Osmond After the whist there will be dancing.
 The Missionary circle of Westville will be entertained Thursday afternoon from until by Mrs. L. G. fleming. way, at her home on Harrison street The food sale given by the circle Sat lnday was very successful. Thirty dollars was realized.
 Robert Reilly, clerk of the Westville postoffice, has resumed work here again. He had been rendering service at the Yale Station for the past week
 Mir. William Minrouge of Edwards street, who underwent an operation or one of his feet, is not improving as fast as his friends would like, as he is now suffering with rheumatism. It will bt six or eight weeks before he will bt able to be about.
 Mrs. E. c. Woodruff. the aged moth CT of Mrs. c. A. Gulliver, is very il with erysipelas at her home on liar. rison street. She is under the care ot Dr. Winne
 Edgar T. Glass, 1904 S., remembered at Yale as the greatest guard since Heffelfnger, visited college friend: here over Sunday. He now holds DO sition with the Stanley Steel works a New Britain.