The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING HEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and

President Hadley reached Dallas on April 13 on his tour of the south in the interests of Yale. He left yesterday morning for New Haven. On Thursday he was the guest in Dallas of the Yale alumni of Texas, which number nearly one hundred. Dr. Hadley was given a reception at the Dallas Commercial club, an automobile ride about the city and banquet in his honor on Thursday night. Dallas was the extreme point of his southern trip. He expects to reach this city either late Sunday night or Monday morning.
 On Thursday evening Mrs. Morris Schubert, of 799 Grand avenue, was rendered a very happy surprise, when her home was invaded by a party of friends, who proceeded to make them selves perfectly at home. It was in the nature of a farewell reception to Mrs. Schubert and her daughter Tillie, who sail for Germany next Tuesday for four months tour of Germany and the continent. A sumptuous banquet was served and a merry time was in- dulged in by the assembled guests. During the evening Mrs. Schubert was presented with handsome china berry service and the best wishes of the par ty extended to Mrs. Schubert and Miss Tillie on their forthcoming European trip. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Frahlich, MT. and Mrs. Louis Kautz, MT. and Mrs. Moeller, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Von Beren, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie. MT. and Mrs. Henze, the Misses Tillie and Emma Schubert all of this city; MT. and Mrs. Oggeson, of Meriden, and others.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Anna E. Hennig, dauglf- ter of Mrs. Ernestine Hennig, of No. 62 Clark street, to Henry M. Osborn, son of Mrs. Ruby S. and the Ia .e Lewis D. Osborn, of 406 Orange street. The bride is one of the best known and most highly valued teachers in the public schools of this city, being at present in Wooster school, and is superintendent of the infant department of the Church of the Redeemer. She is an active SClll lSllt1ll noIhC1 c1iio ltoo been secretary of the New Haven union. MT. Osborn, who is bursar at Yale uni versity is also prominent in Christian Endeavor work, having served on the executive board. Both are very well known and well liked. Their marriage will take place in the summer. Miss Hennig has resigned her position in Wooster school, the resignation to take effect May 1. IL. .a4E
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. WooIaston, of West Haven. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss E. M. Woolas- ton, to E. D. Walker. also of West Ha- ven. sss
 After five weeks of severe illness Pro- as trihe more comfortable, although X still too III to see friends. A more de- Ncisive change is looked for next week.
 M. Sonnenherg and son Louis have returned from a ten days trip to Bos- ton, where they attended a gathering of the Chickering piano dealers from all over the United States at the offices of the Chickering Piano company.
 George Hughes, of the United States schoolship St. Mary, was visitor ill town Monday. He left on Thursday for a six months cruise around the world.
 Miss Clara Wilcox, of Montclair, N. J., is spending her Easter vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Will COX, of Lawrence street.
 Mrs William H. Barnes, of Warner hall, has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Stamford and Sound Beach. %
 This afternoon in Music hall the sev- eral children's dancing classes conduct ed by Professor Clifford will give their closing reception.
 Thomas Stanford, carrier No. 4s of the WestvilIes postoffice, is ill at his home. His place is taken by Substitute Edward Kennedy.
 Miss Esther Ryan is quite i'll at her home on DixWell avenue. Miss Ryan has many friends who hope for her re- covery. & # v
 A rehearsal of the Westville Dramat- ic society was held Thursday evening at the home of Charles Canada, Fitch street. The play ''The New District School will be given in connection with the dance of the Alpine Athletic association April 2S.
 Professor Parker, although rapidly improving from his illness, is still con- fined to his home. ..r
 George Thatcher has been appointed one of the speakers for the Boardman class of 1905 at the graduation exer- cises. .5-.'
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Merwin, of Eliza beth, N. J., are at their home in Dur ham. Mr. Merwin expects to return in few days, but Mrs. Merwin will pass the summer in Durham.
 Miss Blanche Ullman, who has been at Dr. Skinners sanitarium for an op- eration for appendicitis, is recovering rapidly.
 The engagement of Miss Nellie Place of Cheshire, to Frank R. Lewis, of this city, is announced.
 Mrs. William Schoenberger has re- turned from a weeks stay in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. John Dorman, of Stratford, was the guest of Mrs William Blair, of Gil bert avenue, and Frank Dorman, of the College of Technology, Worcester was the guest of Clarence M. Blair for few days this week.
 Owing tG the illness Of Frederick