The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zzEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known iA This City --Interestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere

And Other People Known iA This City
 --Interestins Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 At the residence of Miss Eva J. Glaessner, 10S High street, a musicale was given Tuesday evening in honor of MT. Field of New York, who is spending few days in this city. The affair was a most enjoyable one, and will be long remembered by all who were present on that occasion,
 Attorney Talcott H. Russell returned yesterday from Chicago. He has been absent several days on a business trip.
 Secretary Walter l.. Goodwin of the Yale Alumni association of Hartford, has sentout to members of the associ- ation a notice that the speakers for the Yale dinner, to be held Friday even- ing at the Allyn house, will be Pres ident Hadley, Rev. J. c. Goddard of Salisbury, Walter Camp, the Rev. Dr. w. D. Mackenzie, Col. N. G. Osborn and E. l.. Smith.
 Mrs. Richard H. Tyner of 2S4 Crown street, after delightful trip south, of two months, visiting her parents in Memphis, Tenn, also stopping at Att lanta, Ga, and other places, has re- turned. Her many friends will be de- lighted with her presence again.
 Announcement has been made by Mrs. Charles Ladow of Albany of the engagement of her daughter, Alice E., to William H. Hapgood of Walling ford. Both young people are quite well known in. New Haven.
 Rev. Frank Woods Baker of St.. Roman street is filling the pulpit of St. Sunday afternoons for February. Bartholomew's church of New York
 MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Beers, of 30 Trumbull street, left on Tuesday for a two months, trip south. They will spend most of their time at the Pine Forest inn, Summerville. South Caro- lima, with their little grandson, F. Ira cy Beers. MT. and Mrs. Beers will also visit their old home at Marietta, Ga, where they resided up to 1880, before coming to New Haven.
 MT. John M. Holcomb of Hartford spent yesterday with friends in town.
 The international Christian Endeav- or social, held this afternoon at the Davenport church, will be attended by several members of the Christian En- deavor of West Haven. They will meet at the post office, Campbell avenue, corner of Main street, at 7:20, and all will go to New Haven together.
 Miss Harriette Moseley and Miss Ruth Corbin left yesterday morning for stay of several weeks in the south They will go to DeLand, F'lori- da, where Miss Moseley's grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Seth H. Moseley, are now stopping.
 Percy R. Todd arrived in New Ha- ven yesterday after a trip to Europe, taken to visit members of his family who are abroad, and to carefully study certain railroad operations for the ben eft of a great railway corporation in this country, which is considering their possible adoption.
 saAAn entertainment and dance will be vcrr -rl4ss' Eagles 4Hrgfes celebrate Lin7 coin day, Monday evening, February 12, in their hall on Chapel street.
 Miss Mabel Trowbridge entertained a few of her girl friends at her home on Brown street recently in honor of her seventeenth birthday. The evening was passed pleasantly in playing games and musical selections by Miss Ger trude Balbier. Later in the evening a light lunch was served. Those present were the Misses Gertrude and Bertha Balbier, Misses Annie and Lida Mey- CTS, Miss Minnie Powers and Miss Jen- nie Baulman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Clark of 221 Kimberly avenue announce the mar riage of their son, MT. Rolla R. Clark, to Miss Hilda Mae Tovet of Spring field Mass, which was celebrated in Springfield, Monday, January 29.
 The second of MT. Aptommas' harp recitals took place last evening in Madame Tealdis studio in the Insur- ance building, and was well attended. The famous harpist was assisted by E.. IA. Parsons, the pianist, and Miss Julie Kennedy and Miss Helena Coyle, so- pranos, MT. Ernest Robinson, tenor, and MT. w. Bruce Haynes, baritone. The singers are very promising pupils of Madame Tealdis.
 Walter G. Hoag, of Bridgeport, and Miss Mary Hoag, of New Haven, re- turnedto their homes Monday after spending Sunday with their sister, Mrs. F. G. Capron, of 4 Tower place, Dan bury.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Savage of Park street have gone to Florida for the remainder of the winter.
 Tuesday afternoon whist was held at the residence of Mrs. Clifford F. Clark in Orange, the proceeds of which areto be given Freelove Baldwin Stowe chapter house fund.
 Mrs. George R. Stevenson of Ex- change street has for guest her moth- CT Mrs. M. w. Larson of Southington.
 Miss Alice Whildey was rendered a very pleasant surprise party at her home on Alden avenue, Westville, Tuesday evening.
 MT. Benjamin Booth of the senior class of the High school has been elect ed class editor in chief of the Cres- cent Annual, published by Gamma Delta Psi fraternity.
 The Mothers Sunshine club of East Haven met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Timothy Stepp, Mrs. s. s. Adams of New Haven being a guest of the club. Considerable business was done
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