The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INFER ESP CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The recent fall of snow put the Car mel street speedway into fine condition again yesterday afternoon, and with the help of several blows that kept moving up and down the course some unusually good brushing was indulged In. President Warehouse and nearly all of the we'll known horsemen in the city were on the course during the aft ernoon, and large crowds congregated on the sidewalks to witness the sport.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. rBoylan, of New Haven, who have been in Washington. D. C., for the last week have returne home.
 Mason Trowbridge, the Yale debating coach, who will retire from his present position at the close of the school year In June, announces that he will begin practicing law in Chicago next fall and make his home in that city, where he was born and educated in the public schools. His successor as the Yale de batting coach. will be Walter M. Adri- ance, the former pole vaulter and de batter for two or three" years. Mr. Adriance is still takinggraduate work in Yale. MT. and Mrs. Franklin Hickok, Of Lombard street, entertained the mem bers of the Dragon Whist club on Tues HaXy To the ladies first prize, and Mrs. F. Jo. seph Chatterton the second. The gen tlemen's first prize was won by Dr. B. S. Adams, and the second prize by Will liam Kelsey. Notwithstanding the in | clemency of the weather the club was out in full, force and report a particu- larly jolly evening, @.' Miss Grace A. Brown has returned to her duties as teacher at the South West school, Woodbridge, after a weeks va cation at her home, 3s Avon street.
 Mrs. M, E. Maley was the guest over | New, Years of her cousin, Mrs. Edward
 sheehan in Bridgeport. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. R. Tyler, the Misses Tyler and Miss Woolverton were .""at home,'' as was Mrs. Frank L.
 Bigelow and her debutante daughter,
 Miss Louise Bigelow. l At the Lawn club next Saturday evening a subscription cotillion will be given by number of young society people. Miss Mabel Billings and Rob ert Deming are arranging the dance.
 which promises to be very jolly one. Several of the girls and boys who have gone back to school are to come home for the affair.
 | The Peterson concert company has been engaged by the Epworth leagues | of the M. E. churches of New Haven I for a series of concerts, the proceeds of which will go to the Epworth leagues | of the respective churches, The first concert of the series will be given in evening. February 3. The joint com mittee of the leagues is composed of c. H. Harris. MT. Wellman of Spring street and Ashley Willis.
 Mrs. James Nash and daughter, Mar garet, of Montowese have returned home, having spent the holidays in New
 York and Philadelphia. Last evening at S:15 in the Young
 Mems Republican club on the corner of
 Crown and Temple streets. a select whist party was given under the aus pices of a committee of tlfs Frecnh con
 gregation of this city and for the ben- eft of St. Louis church The game be- gan at s:15 sharp. There was a large attendance and a very enjoyable even. ing was spent. Some beautiful prizes
 were awarded the successful contest ants " IA. 1t>-