The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
xTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City --InterestinG Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 The dance given at the Lawn club last evening by Mrs. Edward Sargent and Mir George Lewis Sargent for the young members of society at home from school, was one of the most de- lightful of the holiday. festivities. The clubhouse was prettily decorated.
 Miss Esther Northrop and Miss Ruth De Lacey have been spending the past week with Mrs. Samuel Seviere in New York city Miss Northrop returned home Monday evening and Miss De Lacey will remain in New York anoth- CT week.
 Dr. N. R. Hotchkiss of York street, has returned from a visit to Hot Springs, Va.
 Clifford Roberts of New York city, spent the holiday vacation with his parents, pr. and Mrs. E. K. Roberts, returning to the metropolis yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury, will give the third of her series of talks in Trinity parish house on Temple street this morning at Il o'clock She will speak on "An Important Facotr in Our Life To-day" The talk promises MAo be most interesting.
 The class of 1906, New Haven high kool, will present Dickens Christ
 ls Carol" at F'oy auditorium, Friday
 lining, January 19. The parts have
 n assigned by competition, and an
 Mir John Wetzel of Yale Is coaching the 'young Thespians. MT Robert D., French is chairman of the committee. Several young people of this city went down to West Haven Monday night to attend the dance given in the West Haven town hall by Miss Keller. The hall was very attractive in its dec orations of red buntings and New Years bells. Among those who went down from New Haven were the Miss es Densmore, Dickerman, Candee, Deh- mer, Nettleton, Messrs. Andrews, Brown, Yale 1908, Jameson, Yale 1906, Quinn, Yale 1907, Vanderbroke and Dr. Richards.
 Mrs. Paul Beetz of 764 Grand ave- nue is>spending the New Year week in New York city
 George Sulli, the voice teacher will go up to Westerly, R. l., on Thursday, January il, to assist one of his former pupils Miss Marguerite Palmatier at a song recital she is to give on that date rxMiss Palmatier, it will be remembered, Sang at the concert given under the idirection of MT. Sulli and MT. Enri # Batelli, a few weeks ago. She has a ilyric soprano voice of great promise.
 Last evening the installation of of ficers for the ensuing year to serve in X the fire department took place in the Second avenue house. West Haven. Following the installation there was a social hour.
 The advent of the new year marked the formation of the Bachelors club in this city. The club, which was form "a on the stroke of 12 o'clock New Years eve, is composed of several pop ular young men of the city, and is most unique in its rules and requirements. The meeting and banquet took place at the home of the president, MT. Jo- seph Clancy. The charter members of the organization are the Messrs. Je- seph Clancy, George Shields, George Donnelly, John Ryan, R. Sherman, Jo- seph Glenn, P. Otis Harry St. Cyr Will z. liam Foran, E. Loveday, E. O'Connell, F. Reynolds, T. Kelleher, P. Falsey, G. ' Matz, J. Mcclure and M. A. Harris. Miss Carrie A. Hull of Madison left on the Sunday evening train for \ ASpringfeld, where she spent New