The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere

 Elsewhere.
 Society people are greatly interested in the news that Miss Neuhaus, the pianiste, is ito give a seEies of Schu- mann recitals during the season. Miss Neuhaus is very well known among fashionable people here, and the Wag- ner recitals she gave few seasons ago are still delightful memories. The first recital of the series, the date for which has not been definitely decided upon, will be given at the residence of Mrs. Percy Walden of Prospect Hill.
 Otticers-elect of Woodland lodge, K. of F., Branford, were installed last evening at Pythian hall by Colonel Lu- cius F. Norton of New Haven. A social hour with spread followed the install lation.
 Charles Chamberlain of Trinity col- lege was the guest over Sunday of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Chamber lain of Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Henry F. 'Farnam has issued cards Tor large tea at her home on Hillhouse avenue to-morrow afternoon, and the receiving hours will be from until o'clock.
 Star of Harmony lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, gave grand masquerade ball in Warner hall last night. Any number of amusing and handsome cos- tunes into whose preparation had gone much time and thought were worn, and the gayest kind of time was en- joyed
 The following committee has been ap- pointed to arrange a programme for the celebration in Wallingford of the birthday of Robert Emmet on March 1: John w Whalen, James Hennessey and John Houlihan.
 The girls of the Coreopss Sunshine society are planning to give a whist in Republican hall, Wednesday, January S1.
 Patrick Roth and son, Frederick, of ! Westville, are spending a few days with relatives in New York.
 Mrs, Franz Milcke gave the second of her series of studio recitals last night. These are conducted on the most in- formal plan, the guests being group ed about as in a parlor and chatting informally between the songs. About eight or ten students sang last night, and as some are quite advanced in their studies, some beautiful music was heard
 Rev. T. s. Dewitt of Branford an- nounced from the pulpit Sunday morn- ing that as result of the evangellstlc meetings of the past week seventy-hve persons had handed in their names to him, signifying a, desire to lead "a Christian life SiSa
 Miss Jackson of 294 Main street, West Haven. has issued invitations for an at home Wednesday, January A, 4rom to 5, to meet Mrs. F. F. w. Jackson.
 The first of the series Of dances for freshmen, given under the patronage of President and Mrs. A, T. Hadley, Mir. and Mrs. W w. Farnam, MT. and Mrs. Frederick J. Kingsbury, IT,, Mrs. Watrous, Mrs. John English and Mrs. Mary D. fngersoll. took place in liar monie hall Saturday evening, About seventy young people danced The sec- ond of the series will take place on Saturday evening, February 8.
 Mrs. Edward uTaylor of Trumbull street sent out cards Saturday for a bridge whist party to be given by her on Wednesday afternoon, January 1T. Mrs. Taylor has had as her guest re- gently Mrs. Baldwin, who before her marriage was Miss Grace Booth of this city. Mrs. Baldwin has host of friends here, and the affair, 1t is said, is arranged In her honor. Edmund Rothchdld, the chairman of the entertainment committee of Har- monie club, Is planning for a social event for the members of the club on Tuesday evening, January 2S. This is the evening following the sophomore german, which is to be danced there and the same decorations, which are to be quite elaborate, will be used for both occasions
 The second in series of dances ar- ranged by the young married people, | took place at the Lawn club Saturday night Arrangements have been made l for numberof these dances to be giv- en during the winter, and judging from the interest taken last evening, these | affairs will be very successful. Part of | the evening was devoted to informal dancing, and cotillion was the clos ing feature of the dance, there being no favors The affair was very inform al, and only light refreshments were | served during the evening.