The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN. ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLR


 The wedding in New York on Easter Monday of Dr. William Kent Shepard, one of the most popular members of the Yale faculty, to Miss Ruth Badg- ley of that city, will be attended by a large number of the university friends of the young Yale professor here, and many of the leading society people here in town.
 Madam Alice Portere Baur, who went 10 Elmira college at the beginning of the term to teach the Romance lan- guages, has now been given a profess orship at that college, and writes to friends in New Haven that she finds her work there most congenial
 Cards have been sent out this week by Mrs. Horatio w. Parker of Temple street for a musicale to be given by her this evening for Mrs. Homer Saw yer of New York, who is to be the so- lost at a large concert to be given in Woolsey hall soon, and MT. Arthur Foote of Boston, the musical writer Mr. Foote and Mrs Sawyer are the guests of Professor and Mrs. Par ker.
 Miss Rae Mann, daughter of MT. and Mrs. David F. Mann, of New York city Is visiting her twin cousins, the Misses Minnie and Rosie Jacobs, of 7S Day street, for few days.
 The banquet of the B. T. society of the New Haven High school. which was to be held at the Country club on Fri day evening, Aprl 10, has been post fpY !, 4o +1,n ao+ +l, of Miss Christabel Cannon, one of it's most valued members.
 Miss Rosemary Healy of 16S Orange street has returned from New York, where she has been on business.
 Preparations are going forward for the sixth annual exhibition of the New Haven Paint and Clay club, which will open on the evening of April A, with a first view for the members, the asso- ciate members and their friends.
 New Haven and musicians alike re- joice in the appointment of George Eager of Chicago to the. important consulship at Barmen, Germany. MT. Eager is very well remembered by the musical fraternity of New Haven, of which he was a conspicuous member fifteen or twenty years ago. The fam lily was a prominent one in town and MT, Eager was socially popular.
 Miss Rose Jaserie of 23 Water street, and Miss Pearl Fahey, of 106 Liberty street, will spend their Easter vaca- tion with the formers aunt, Mrs, Charles Wise of 1875 Park avenue, New York. They will also visit friends in Newark and Trenton N. J.
 One of the after Lent weddings here in town will be that of Miss Mabel Elizabeth Clark of Whalley avenue to MT. Charles Horsfall Bowman, former ly of this city, but now of New York. Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain of Park street has been entertaining her cousin, Miss Grace Johnson of Springfield.
 On Sunday, April 22, MT. and Mrs. Ja- cob Bernstein of Wallingford will ten der a reception to MT. and Mrs. Louis Feinstein of this city, who were mar ried a week ago Saturday. The recep- tion will be at the Bernstein home, 339 Center street, Wallingford.
 The Misses Finnegan of State street and Miss Gillern of Eld street assist ed by other ladies will hold sale of homemade cake, candies and Easter novelties in the basement of St. Mary's church Easter Saturday evening for the benefit of the rectory fund
 Mattatuck lodge, N. E. o. F., Satur- day evening in Red Mems hall elected Junior Post Warden Ernest Green as delegate to the Grand lodge session, to be held April il In Odd Fellows building. New Haven. After the meet ing the social session was entirely giv- en up to bowling.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Guoin enter tained at luncheon recently at theil home in St. Roman street MT. Alfred H. Durham, government game warden O Alaska.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Rowland arC among the Americans enjoying tho beautiful weather at Hamilton, Der. muda.
 Another of the coming weddings preparations for which are now being discussed, is that of Miss Clara Sey' frlour, daughter of Professor and Mrs Thomas Seymour of Hillhouse avenus to Mr St. Johns of Boston. The en- gagement was announced few weeks ago, and it is said the wedding is tC be an early June affair.
 George G. Rice and wife and Howard Rice and wife, who have spent the winter in Meriden arrived in Branford yesterday and went to their cottage at Linwood Grove. They will proceed tc put 1t in readiness for the season.
 Mrs. Leonard Hotchkiss of Living ston street has returned from a two weeks stay at Lakewood, N. J.
 New Haven will feel a pride in tn, fact that the Litchfeld County Univer eity clubs committee, appointed to se- feet an American composer to write a work to be produced by the Litchfielt County Choral union, should have se lected Dr. Horatio Parker of Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis 10. Stoddard, wht are spending several weeks in Lake wood, N. J., are expected home befor, Easter.
 Miss Neva Grannis of Wallingforc was rendered surprise party Satur day evening in honor of her cousin Miss Ruth Stannard of West Haven, a the home of Miss Grannis, 511 Cente street, Wallingford. Games were play ed, refreshments were served and general jolly time was had,
 Mrs. R. ?. Reeves and Miss Hopkin of Philadelphia have been guests thi week of Mrs. c. R.. Hopkins, Yale 190T one of the leading members of the Yale