The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
lTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known iR TAis City
 --InterestIng Social Events UsFe and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. George Kirck will open her home on Dixwell avenue on Thursday after noon, March 22, for benefit whist. The hours are from ? to o'clock. The pro- ceeds will be used for the Womens Re- lief corps of Admiral Foote post.
 Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Irvine are guests of the Authors club in New York city this week.
 Society people will be greatly inter- ested to hear that the Lowell house council has been fortunate enough to secure Miss Dorothy Richardson, the young author of "The Long Night for speaker at the annual meeting of the association to be held within a fort night. "The Long Night is one of the books of the hour, and Is Miss Richard sons own story of her struggles as a working girl in the great city of New | York.
 The members of the New Haven 1 Mothers club are cordially invited to 1 the home of Judge and Mrs. Joseph ' Sheldon, 364 Mansfield street, corner Di- 1 vision. for a lecture to be given by pr Jay w. Seaver on "Vegetarianisn1," to- night at 8 o'clock, The husbands of the members are also cordially invited.
 A straw ride to Mt Carmel was en- loved Wednesday evening by MT. and Mrs. Charles Bates and number ol l their friends in honor of their thirc wedding anniversary. Those who wen besides MT. and Mrs. Leach were MT and Mrs. Caldwell, MT. and Mrs Cook MT. and Mrs. Beecher, MT. and Mrs. Al bert Smith, Miss Bessie Smith, Ms
 Winifred Beecher, Miss Welch and MT Hartley.
 The rehearsal of the Peoples Chora
 union will be held tonight on accoun
 of the production of "Arminlus' I
 Woolsey hall last night.
 Circle No. "A of which Mrs. lame
 Brennan is chairman, held meetin a ther home on Garden street Tuesda
 evening. at which it was decided to SC cure Harmonic hall for May for dance for the rectory fund of s Mary's church.
 : A sacred concert and lecture for tn t St Johns R. c. church will be give ! in the church Monday night, March I
 The lecturer will be Rev. Willial 7 Coyle of the Jesuit order a brother { ,, Father John D. Coyle, the pastor, Wi v was with the Jesuit band who gave tf
 memorial mission in St. Johns churc in the autumn. Father Coyle's sub1e' ] will be Ireland s Heritage. The m slcal part will be supplied by the qua, 2 tette consisting of Miss Julia Kenned soprano; Mrs p. A. Keenan,, contralt' :, Charles Lautenbach, tenor, and M a Crabb, bass. Miss Kennedy and MT | Keenan will sing a duet, and there w
 be solos by Miss Mary Hugo al < Charles O'Connell, pupils of Batel
 Several other members will be inclu'
 ed in the fine programme
 Miss Ella Broderick, a teacher in u
 state normal school, will give an flu
 trated lecture on Europe in St. Mary : church, Sunday evening, March 25, at Y o'clock. A musical programme will f low the lecture. The proceeds will go ~ the rectory fund of St Marys parish v signor Enrica Batelli has been e Y gagged to succeed Karl Deihl as organi le at St. Johns R. G. church for the ye
 beginning May 1, when MT. DiehPs re
 ignation takes effect. Signor Batelli 9s d notably excellent organist. r- The Queen Esther circle of the Bra 'l ford Methodist church gave an ent'