The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here md
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
A concert of interest to many New
Haven people was given last evening at
the First Congregational church of An
sonia. Those who took part compose the
quartette of the church, Miss Anna
Frances Treat. soprano; Miss Bertha
Louise HUME, contralto; DIR. George A.
Lawton, tenor, and William H. Joy,
baritone, with Fred B. Joy organist of
the church, as accompanist. The feat
ure of the concert was the rendering of
Victor Kemp's new cycle for quartette,
The Trend of Time" an exceedingly
Interesting and we'll written compost
I ton.
The dance given in Warner hall last
evening by the Sigma Kappa fraternity
was the most successful of any given
in previous seasons by the society.
There were about fifty couple present
including many out of town guests
and members of the various societies
of the high school. The committee in
charge, Leroy Root, Curtis Hillhouse
and Harry Musch, jr., have worked
hard to make the affair brilliant So
cial event and deserve great credit for
their able management. The chape-
rones were Mrs. George A. Maycock,
Mrs. j. 7. Benham and Miss Louise
Griffin.
Another entertainment has been ar
ranged by the board of managers of the
Woman's Exchange for the benefit of
the exchange to be given in the parlors
OF the New Haven house on Saturday
evening, March Is. Several prominent
society women have charge of the af-
fair.
On Monday evening the Benham club
will have A. L. Young, the humorist
ard reader, to entertain the members
of the club at thei roroms in Fair
Haven. An enjoyable evening is an
ticipated. .e,:s . n
Harmonic hall was the scene Thurs
day evening of a very brilliant dance
given by the Junior assembly. There
were about fifty couple present, and a
very successful evening was enjoyed.
The dance programme consisted of
eighteen numbers, and the music was
unusually good. Those in charge were
Miss Norton Miss Mcclure, Miss Fox,
Miss Cronan, Mr.. Bergen, and Mr..
walker. Frederick Cronin led the ger
man. l -. IL.
E,x-C Commander Frederick l.. Averill
and Mrs. Averill left Branford Thurs
day for Washington, d. c., to attend
the inaugural ceremonies and festivi-5
ties. ~. as@sa ~.
Mrs e. p. Avery was the hostess at
a. dinner given at her home, So Howe
street, Thursday evening. A fine mu-
sicale was enjoyed during the evening.
Covers were laid for eight. q.
Among the New Haveners who left
yesterday to attend the Inauguration
exercises to-day were Frank "a. South
worth, clerk Of the police department.
Robert O. Eaton of North Haven,
deputy dairy commissioner, is in
washington, to witness the inaugural
ceremonies
Health officer Frank w. Wright, M.
d., Of this city, was in Hartford Thurs
day to oppose the modification of the
vaccination law.
The U. M. 4. club will hold special
meeting this evening in its rooms, and
a full attendance is desired, as business
Of Importance is to be transacted.
AT Merwin Point house Thursday
evening the The Every Ready Whist
club and the Euchre club combined to
end up the season with a banquet.
About thirty-five were seated at the
tables, at which George Felsberg acted
as POSTMASTER. Toasrs were given by
James Jooes, a recitation by Mr.. Mix,
and a piano solo by Mrs. Plank, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Felsberg gave an
exhibition of fancy dancing. Dancing
followed the entertainment. t.
Mrs. III. M. Judd and son Stewart of
Waterbury are visiting Henry Judd Of
Oak street. III, :.sM
A very pleasant reception was given
on Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Campbell Of 367 Ellsworth avenue in
homo rof Mr.. Campbell's eighty-seventh
birthday. It was also the anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell's birth, and
1 it was eminently fitting that the ia
Their and daughter should celebrate to-
gether, and many were the congratula-
lions showered upon them.
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