The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This Cits --lnteresting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Morgan, Miss May Deming, and MISS Margaret Trowbridge leave to-day for school at Dobbs Ferry.
 A meeting of number of women will be held this afternoon at the ome of Mrs. L. J. Herz in Edwards street for the purpose of organizing Wom- ans municipal league. The present Woman's Civic league is to take up city matters actively, it is understood, and the new organization intends to be quiteactive In school and other city matters.
 Miss Frances English, Miss Adelaide Bromley and Miss Helen Alling will leave to-day for Rye, N. Y, where they are pupils of Miss Life's fashionable seminary.
 J. M. Gardner, who gives his resi- dence as New London, was a guest at the National hotel, Washington, D. o., when it took fire Sunday morning. MT. Gardner escaped in his night clothes, but afterwards found that is room was in no great danger. He lost none of his effects
 The following Connecticut visitors at Washington are noted: E. K. Nichol- son and J. H. Quinn of Bridgeport, at the Arlington; F. A. Null of Danbury at te Shoreham, and w. H. Sault of Z Waterbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles V. Hoffman of New York have just announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Marie Mabel Hoffman, to MT. William Walter Brainard of this city. Mr. Brainard has a large circle of friends in New Haven. He was graduated from the university in 1904.
 Miss Matilda Hausman entertained the Lady Ramblers at her residence, 75 Ashnun street, Monday evening. Many musical selections were rendered, Hausrnan and Miss Marguerite O'Con- nor, accompanied on the piano and vio- lin by Miss Mae Burns and Miss Le- nore Ehrensperger Covers were laid for twenty people. At 11:30 and after the spread the merry party departed, voting Mrs. Hausman charming host ess.
 MT. Franklin H. Beede, superintend- ent of schools. and Mir. Junius c. Knowlton will speak at the parents meeting to be held in the lecture room of the summerfield M E. church, junc- tion of Shelton and DixWell avenue, this evening. The subject will be "The Home and the School" An excel lent musical programme will be pro- vided
 A meeting of the Sacred Heart Cath olic club was held Monday evening for the purpose of laying plans for an en- tertainment to be given at the schoo hall in the near future. About twenty of the young ladies of the parish who are to take part in the coming produce tion visited the club and very pleas. 7 ant evening was spent. The club h. tends to visit vaudeville show, with a cast of about forty young people.
 Postmaster H. c. Linsley of Bran. ford won the mustang disposed of by J. Aaronson of North Branford last week. The mustang is a three-year old colt and Mr. Linsley succeeded in get ting him down to his Hillside avenue home on Sunday. It was rumored yes terday that F. P McKeon had beer N deputized to negotiate with William Record for his lot at Pawson park a' a site for a stock farm for MT. Lins ~ ley.
 MT. Edward Malley and Mr. William Medley expect to sail for Florida or Tuesday, January 16 They will be ac companied by MT. Malley's secretary. Miss Katherine Elliot of this city spent Sunday with relatives in Clinton MT. and Mrs. Eugene Buckman O Lake place have returned from a visi with MT. Buckman's relatives in Tren ton, IN. J.
 The veteran members of the Sarsfiel Guard are planning to give the activ members a banquet at the Oneco on tn evening of January IS at which tim two handsome gold medals will be pre- scented by the company. The presen tation will be made by Daniel Colwel and Captain w. B. Spencer will re spond. It is expected that fully 100 will attend the banquet and Colonel I F. Callahan will act as toastmaster
 An out-of-town wedding of interes to the New Haven friends of the bride groom was that of Frederick P. James Yale s5, of New York, and Miss Lind Peckbam of Utica, N r., which too place In that city on Saturday noon i Trinity church. The ceremony whic was witnessed by a large and fashion able throng of guests, was performe by the rector of the church, Rev. Joh R. Harding. Bishop Charles T. Olm stead pronounced the benediction.
 The annual dinner of the member of the Milford Yacht club will be hel ait the Arena hotel, No 39 West Bis street, New York city, on the evenin of Saturday January 20
 Mrs. E. P. Lindley and daughter Grace, have just returned from vis with MT. and Mrs. John Chase of Ne' York city
 Members of the First Congregations church, West Haven, have arranged tender their pastor. Rev. N. J. Squire and Mrs. Squires, a reception in tn church parlors tomorrow evening fror X until 10 o'clock. This will be an al niversary for the pastor upon the com pletion of twenty-five years continuf . service with the church.
 Tohn Sexton and William Theme have returned to New York after wis
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