The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ZTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known iA This Cits --InterestInG Social Events Here nnd Elsewhere.
 At the Leila Day nursery on Greene street yesterday afternoon an informal reception of friends of the society was given.
 MT. Charles H. Loomis left Saturday for tour of the West Indies. MT Loomis also expects to visit the 18th mus of Panama and several of the Central American countries,
 The third in the series of TroWbridge lectures will be delivered at the Yale Art school on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Charles A. Coffin, the speaker, will have for his subject Modern Land scape; the Barbizon school-Cazin, Monet"
 MT. and Mrs. James Cavallaro were married in St. Anthony's church Sun day, and later reception was held in Music hall. The bride was Miss As- sundo, of Hamilton street. The couple were greeted by 800 friends who show cred them with good wishes. The en- tertainment included Jerry Metallo, inn personator; Perselle Brothers, buck and wing dancing, and the Nichols Broth CTS in songs MT. and Mrs. Cavallaro will reside at 15 Hill street.
 F. J. Meyers and wife of L. Rosen- burg & Co. are stopping at the Hotel Rudolph at Atlantic City for the next week. They are visiting with Louis Rosenburg, senior partner of the firm.
 Miss Ensign and Miss Bertha En- sign of Washington avenue, West Ha- ven, spent Sunday in Hartford, the guestof their brother, Herbert A. En- sign.
 The Ladies guild of St. Patrick's church have completed arrangements for their kirmess which takes place in Music hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, for the benefit of the poor
 Mrs. Clara J. Leopold will leave in a few days for an extended tour through Europe and Egypt and will spend con siderable time in Jerusalem.
 The many friends of Charles H. Mill Ter will be glad to know that he has arrived at Hot Springs, Va, and that he and Mrs. Miller are guests at the Hotel Alpin, which is one of the fla vorite resorts of this watering place
 .I.3- oix 1axy Cn1 h ia degree team last evening at Odd Eel lows hall, Crown street, at o'clock sharp.
 Miss Gibbons will give a valentine dance for the debutantes in Harmonic hall Wednesday evening, February 14. Walter M. Adriance has been chosen formally as head coach of the Yale de- batting team in it's preparation for its contests with Harvard and Princeton this year. He will immediately take charge of the candidates He was for merly one of Yale's best de'baters.
 A very pretty assembly dance was nefd in tfIe Milford town haiA on Sat urday evening by number of the young set. Dancing began at S:3O, and a programme of twenty dances was enjoyed until midnight
 The dance to be given Tuesday even ing, February 19 In Warner hall by the Malley Protective association prom ises to be a success. The number o1 invitations out will be less than 400, as the committee does not wish to exceed the comfortable capacity of the hall.
 Miss Mary Finkelstein, daughter oi MT, and Mrs. M. Finkelstein of Den yer. Col, formerly of this city, and MT Meyer Nudelmann were united in mar riage Sunday evening in Newman'' hall by Rabbi Fromer
 A celebration of the seventy-eightt birthday by twin sisters is rare, but this event was observed yesterday by Mrs. Martha Maltby and Mrs Mary Foote, formerly of Northford. The oc casion was doubly notable because ar older sister, Mrs. Phoebe Coe of Stony Greek, who is eightysix years old, was able to be present at the remarkable reunion, which was held at the home here of Mrs. Maltby, 267 Humphrey street, the party being given to the three sisters by Mrs. w. A. Wallace of Southington, daughter of Mrs. Coe.
 The Hon. H. w. Averill of Branfort was able to sit up several days las week, and is improving slowly but will be several weeks yet before he vii be able to go out.
 Samuel E. Ford, w. L. Merwin an( A. R. Downes are the committee wht have charge of the arrangements fol the second annual assembly dance O the Milford Yacht club, which will bt held in the town hall Thursday even ing of this week.
 James Kennedy, who is studying fo1 the priesthood at St. Charles college in. Baltimore, is visiting at his homt on George street, West Haven, for { couple of weeks.
 Senator Omar W. Platt is confined tc his home at the head of High street Milford, with an exceedingly well de veloped and somewhat painful case O mumps.
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