The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
&ZEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN-
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known ia Thls Clty -'-TntereSting Social Evs=ss Here and Elsewhere.


 Mrs Alexander Clark of Cincinnati is a guest at the New Haven house for few days.
 Mrs. Fitch Doolittle and little daugh- ters, Ruth and Hilda, have just re- turned to their home in Bethany after weeks visit with friends in New Ha- ven and North Haven.
 Charles $. Mellen was been in New York for short stay.
 James J. Quill, the fullback on the Yale Varsity football team last year, and who is at the present time a senior in the Yale law school signed a con tract his week to act as head coach with the University of the South, at Suawanee, Tenn, this year.
 Everard Thompson left yesterday noon for a short stay in the south.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Langrock are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
 The members of the Upsilon Sigma fraternity of the high school were en- tertained at the home of Harry Stew art on Edgewood avenue few even- ings ago. Those present were Victor Beede, Robert French Joseph Clinton, Frank Gilbert, Alexander Timm, Har- old Hine, Harold Norton, Harold Champion, Alfred seeley and Wilfred Munson.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen H. Lester of 1S3 Wooster street left yesterday for trip to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Rich mond and Virginia Beach, Va.
 A little party of New Haveners sail ed Tuesday on the Arapahoe of the Clyde line, for an Easter trip to St. Augustine In the party were Attorney E. F. Arvine and son, w. B. Arvine, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Sweezey, R. s. Wolfe H F Ferry, James A. Toole, and w. B. Sprague
 The school circle of the New Haven high school was entertained by Miss Florence Smith at her home, 369 How ard avenue, Tuesday evening. After the meeting a dainty luncheon was en- joyed.
 Mrs. Jeannette Holloway will open her house, 215 Lloyd street, for a whist to be given for Miss Josephine Maher's circle for the benefit of St. Mary's rec tory fund, Wednesday evening, April IS.
 On April + the members of St. Paul's guild (Wallingford) will give an enter tainment in the town hall at o'clock, the entertainment to be followed by a dance lasting until 12 o'clock. The programme will include the following: Overture by the opera house orchestra s'The HolEanders;' "The Merry Mas uueraders,'' ''The Children's Dance,' sTrayelers of Rube,' an amusing monologue by Kenneth D. Hubbard; '.Musette Girls" from the "Mocking Bird;" si Becroft and Jack Cottrill in their own original comedy sketch en- titled "A Night With Beethoven;" une-act comedy drama, entitled "One of You Must Marry, cast, Jacob and Wilhelm, brothers, and professors at university, Carl H. Graesser and Ken- meth Hubbard; Gertrude, their aunt, Mrs. HI. L. Morris; Louise, her niece, Mrs. Marc B.. Sanders.
 Miss Agnes M. Finnegan, assisted by the members of her circle, will hold sale of fancy articles and cake, togeth- CT with novel attraction for the gen. Hlemen, at the home of the Misses Fin negan, 578 State street, Saturday after noon and evening, April 21, for the ben- ct of St. Mary's rectory fund.
 Miss Frances Lynch of Baldwin street is visiting in Hartford
 Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn and National Secretary Daniel Colwell attended the initiation and first degree of San Salvador council, No. 1, last evening. Fifteen candidates were ini- tiated.
 Ralph Marsh of Fountain street with Robert Langdale of Edgewood avenue will leave this morning for hunting and fishing trip near Woo6mont. They will make MT. Langdale's cottage Bunnell's Beach their home for few days.
 Miss Josephine Powers of Greenwich Is Hhe guest of her brother, John Pow CTS of Rosette street.
 St Agnes Ladies T. A. B. society will give a shirt waist dance in Lenox hall Tuesday evening, April 1T. Miss Helen Early, the chairman, will be as- sisted by number of women of the parish.
 At the annual meeting of the First Ecclesiastical society of the Cheshire Congregational church held recently the following officers were elected: Society committee, Jacob D. Walter, Frederick IA. Ives, Charles M. Hotchkiss; clerk, E. R. Brown; treasurer, w H. Allen; seating committee, W. B. French, Ed ward Halmadge, Ralph Brooks, Rich ard williams, George Atwater Charles FeElell, Paul Hotchkiss, and Walter H. Baldwin.
 An April wedding was that of Miss Maud Stratton and Dr. Aaron L. New ton of Northfield, Mass, which took place at the residence of Henry s. Ball of Orchard street, on Wednesday last, Rev. MT. Mckay, officiating. Imme- diately after the ceremony pr. and Mrs. Newton left for the south.
 Mrs. Mary Montgomery of Branford suffered stroke of paralysis and Dr. IA. J. Penney was called Tuesday to attend her.
 Mrs. Edward Gillern and Mrs. Cham herlain will have cake and candy sale on Saturday afternoon in the basement of St. Nary's church for the benefit of the rectory fund.
 Miss J. R. Cochran and Edward O'Meara are registered at the St. Denis l hotel, New York