The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in ThIs Clfy
 -IntereHtIng Social EVentn Here and
 Elsewhere.
 1 Professor and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton
 and Miss Kate Trowbridge who have been abroad for some time are expect
 ed to arrive early next week on the Kroonland of the Red Star line. ] Mir. Aprommas, the famous harpist' now located in New York city, is spending a few weeks in this city, dur ing which he will fill several important engagements.
 1 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, who has been spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Vishno, has returned to her 1 home in New York in order to welcome l her cousin, MT. Louis Aston Knight, a young artist, who has just arrived 1 from Europe for his first visit in America. MT. Knight is the son of MT. Ridgeway Knght, the painter, and has lived in France all his life. Miss May i Bradley, the soprano of this city, also spends several days a week studying voice with Mrs. Robertson. Miss Brad ley recently sang for MT. Walter Dam- rosch of New York and the great con- ductor was delighted with her splendid voice.
 Miss Bertha E. Miles, of Smith col 1ege, is spending Thanksgiving vaca- tion at the home of her father, William P. Niles, the liquor prosecuting attor- ney. Miss Niles is a very popular girl and will be entertained considerably during her vacation.
 A very interesting feature of the monthly meeting of the Mothers club, to be held in the Y. M. c. A. parlors on Friday afternoon, will be the recep- tion to Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey of Washington, D. C., the speaker of the day. Mrs. Mussey, who is the dean of the Washington College of Law for Women, is a charming speaker, and her talk to the members of the club and all daughters in the profession will call out large audience on Friday. The reception will take place immedi- ately after. the address. On the recep- tion committee are Mrs. Sherman Law, Mrs. Minott Chatfeld, Mrs. R. Wesley Mills, Mrs. William E. Douglass and Mrs. N. R. Hotchkiss. Mrs. Le Grande Cannon is chairman of the day.
 An informal dance will be given by c. K. assembly at Lenox Hall Friday evening, December 15, music by Oder kerchen's orchestra. The committee are John Carey and Thomas F. Reyes. A very enjoyable affair is assured.
 Mrs. Edward Braniff, of Washington, D. C.. is spending Thanksgiving with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Con- boy Mrs. Braniff, who was Miss Eliz- abeth Conboy, was one of the July brides.
 Congressman Sperry left yesterday for Washington to attend the sessions Of the House of Representative which open next Monday. He will be present Saturday evening at the usual caucus of the republican members of the House.
 St. Johns Catholic club have decided on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, February and 7, in Music Hall, for their minstrel show. Rehearsals will begin in St. Johns hall Friday evening.
 Miss Mildred French of Mount HoI- yoke college, returned home Tuesday for the Thanksgiving vacation.
 Miss Katherine Ross, daughter of Nathaniel Ross and wife of Main street, Branford,. will be married this morning to MT. Spang of New Ha- ven. The reception will be held at the home of J. Edward Matthews and wife
 The Thanksgiving assembly given by Mr. J. H. Campbell in Lenox Hall this evening will be attended by large number of young people. There will be excellent music by a full orchestra and the affair will be thoroughly enjoyable in every way. There will be no meet ing of MT. Campbell's cotillion club this evening.
 The Women's Guild of All Saints chapel will hold their annual Christ mas sale Wednesday and Thursday, afternoon and evening, December and 2. The fair will this year be in the nature of a Calendar Bazaar-each booth representing one of the months of the year.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Hudson closed Wave Crest, Branford, their summer home at Indian Neck, Tues day, and left for New York. They will sail for Jacksonville Friday morning. MT. and Mrs. Frank s. Bradley, of Church street, were guests of MT. and