The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
xTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This Cits
 .-InterestinG Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.


 --InterestinG Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Mrs. Walter Camp gave small luncheon at the Country club on Fri day. Among those in the party were MT. and Mrs. D. P. Root and Walter Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, Miss Trowbridge and little Rachel Trowbridge will leave late this month for Palm Beach, Fla. After a stay of several weeks at Palm Beach they will go to Aiken, s. C.. remaining there un- til April.
 Prof. Horatio w. Parker of the Yale music school has been in Cambridge the past week the guest of Prof. Spaulding, who is the head of the mu- sic department at Harvard.
 Mrs. H. Grant Thompson returned Saturday night from short stay in New York city.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge of Grove street has been the guest during part of the holiday season of Mrs. Stephen D. Field of stockbridge, Mass.
 Master John Carroll, son of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Carroll of 2O6 Crown street, is now well OH the way to recovery aft CT his protracted illness.
 At the Lawn club next Saturday eve ming the second of the series of dances arranged by number of prominent society people will be given. Mrs Will liam Lyon Phelps, Mrs. Edward G. Auckland, Mrs. George H. Nettleton, Wnd Miss Anna Nettleton have charge of the affair.
 Bernard Weisbecker of Prince street will return to his studies at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania this week.
 M. Louis Frechette K. G. M, fam ous French Canadian writer, will be the speaker at> the second of the series of lectures arranged by the New Ha- ven group of the Alliance Francaise for Thursday evening of this week. The lecture 1vill be given in Lampson hall, and at the usual hour, o'clock,
 Miss Marion P Whitney, professor of French at Vassar college, has been spending a short time with her mother, Mrs. w. D. Whitney of Church street. Captain William Whittemore Low of the United States navy who has been spending fortnight with Mrs. Low, will sail for his post at San Juan, Por- to Rico, on Wednesday next.
 Thomas N. Bowman of Carlisle street has accepted a government position at Panama.
 The entertainment committee ap- pointed by the Temple Building asso- citation of West Haven secured the ser r 11o. Tr ~ nN1111n J1hn nraNr "a four illustrated lectures, which were very entertaining and pleasing to those who were fortunate to attend For closing number to their course they have arranged for an lat home whist and dancing at the town hall Wednes- dav evening, January 10, and hope to welcome their many friends at that time. Felsburg's orchestra will furn- fsfl the dance music The committee W111 e1-AArraEEe have So saithfully performed their pleasant task are Frederick C. Hyde, Andrew E. Wilkinson, William M Eates. James H. Harlow. James H T7ermance, Edwin S. Thomas, Thomas P. Gillespie, jr., and John Wilkinson Mrs. Sarah Brewster Tiobals or wall street is spending a few days with friends in New York ana BrooKlyh'
 Judge and Mrs. Horace Russell an nounce the engagement of their daugh- fer Miss Josephine Russell, to Rev. D. Brewer Eddy, Yale '9S of East Orange, Mrs. Wolcott G. Newberry gave luncheon on Thursday last for few of the young friends of her daughter Miss Doris, who were home rom school. The guests were Miss Emily Morgan, Miss Marion Mason Miss Dor ss Newberry, Denison Morgan, and Roger Newberry
 Rev. pr. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan will entertain number of the clergy at their home on York street this even ing. a4 l. Arthur c. Mohn )f Howe street IS playing on the University or PennsVl- yania basketball team.