The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known in TnIs Cit, --Interestins Social Events Here ana Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 c. F. Lyon, local auditor of the Con- solidated Railway company, has re- signed to accept the management of the New Haven division of the DeForest Wireless Telegraph Co. MT. Lyon is one of New Haven's brightest business men, and of first-class executive ability and valuable experience in pushing en- terprses to a successful issue.
 Mrs Horatio Parker left yesterday for visit with friends in New York.
 EX-Judge Lynde Harrison of this city, returned Wednesday night via the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, from London and Paris, to which met fopolis he repaired in the early part of January to attend to the settlement of the estate of Miss L. B. Freeman, a New York young lady. who died in Paris, and of whose estate ex-Judge Harrison was the executor.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Smoke left Wednes- day for visit with friends in St. Louis, Mo.
 W. A. Terhune, manager of the New England Engineering company, Wednesday completed the contract of wiring the Beattie quarry and homes of Mrs. Beattie and Peter Beattie at Leete's island. The line was to be fin- ished yesterday and the current was to be turned on last evening upon 200 incandescent lamps. MT. Terhune also finished wiring Walter Clapp's new house this week.
 After the Kneisel quartette concert in Lampson lyceum Wednesday even ing, Dr. and Mrs. Horatio Parker en- tertained the members of the quartette at supper at their Temple street resi- dence.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Flora Mayer of this city and Charles Overmann of Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Richard H. Tyner of 9S4 Crown street will soon leave for an extended trip to Panama and other southern points of interest.
 Percy R. Todd is spending few days in New York city.
 Connecticut visitors in Washington are Mir. and Mrs. J, M. Birmingham of Hartford, B. Miller of Bridgeport, F. c. Lum of New Haven, Lorin Delbridge of Bridgeport, James Cochran of New Britain, M. l.. Thompson of New Ha- ven.
 Yesterday afternoon Foster H. Rock well of the senior class of Yale was officially notified that he is to act as head coach of next years football team.
 MT and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and their daughter, Miss Margaret Thompson, who are travelling in the West Indies, are expected home about the middle of the month.
 Miss Edith Chambers of Willow street gave tea at her home yester- day afternoon for the girls of the junior and senior classes of the High school.
 Judge and Mrs. w. K Townsend have arrived home from delightful stay in the West Indies. They reached New York Wednesday on the Siberia.
 Judge Cleaveland of the probate court Is becoming an expert in horse manship. Horseback riding is new form of diversion from legal duties for the judge, and he Is enjoying it inn mensely.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson of West Haven entertained at bridge whist Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lomas and MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence L. Clark.
 The March meeting of the New Ha- ven Mothers club will be held in the Woman's parlor of the Y. M. c. A. building this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. filling will speak on "The Care of the Eve"
 General and Mrs E. E. Bradley of New Haven were the guests of Mrs. Henry J. Bristol of North avenue, Mill ford, on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Bradley is a cousin of Mrs. Bristol
 Miss Edith Woolsey gave a very in- teresting little talk at the meeting of the guild of Trinity caurch in Trinity parish house on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Woolsey spoke most entertaining ly for half an hour of her experiences among the mountains while travelling through North Carolina near the bor- ders of the Tennessee. After the meet ing tea was served, the tables being prettily decorated in yellow Miss Ives, former deaconess of Trinity church, was among the guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. William J. Reynolds sailed from New York Wednesday for & two months trip to England. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly Miss Bessie De- Lacey of this city.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Powell, of Gen. ter street, West Haven, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock will return to Pittsburg to-day, after spending a few days in this city. Miss Elcock Is having most successful and enjoya- ble winter in Pittsburg. She has a number of pupils is studying oratorio, and is much entertained.
 The next demonstration lecture at the Y. w. c. A. by Miss Agnes Donham will bethis evening. Her subject will be Entrees"
 St. Mary's choir is planning a big concert to sbe given in St. Mary g church Easter Sunday night, for the benefit of new rectory. An excellent programme will be prepared under the direction of the organist and choir master, MT. Joseph D. Rice.
 Representative Averill's convalesc- ence has now reached a point where he can dispense with his other trained nurse, and Mrs. Moran, who has been with him nine weeks, left for New Ha- ven Wednesday.
 Miss Cora Benton, assisted by George l.. Moore, tenor soloist gave an elocu-