The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLR
And Other People Known fin This CltS --Intereating Social EvsEsa Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere
 MT. J. V. o'Brien returned yesterday from a visit in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Hodson and Miss Mae Hodson, of Bristol street, have returned from delightful so- journ at Pinehurst, N. c.
 Tomorrow, an Easter sale will take place at the Church of the Messiah from 12 to 1:3O in the afternoon, and at 6:3O in the evening. The proceeds fthe sale will go to the church fund. On Wednesday evening, April p, the Sunday School Teachers association of St. Pauls church will give a large re- ception for the Sunday school teachers of the other Episcopal churches in the city. Those from West Haven, Fair Haven and Westville have also been in vited. It is the first affair of its kind given by the association and promises to be a great success.
 An illustrated lecture for the benefit of the Sunday school of St. Luke's church will be given at St. Luke's this evening at 7:45 o'clock by the Rev. Robert Bell, curate of St. PauPs church. Miss Ada Shell, instructor of English of Mt. Holyoke college, is the guest ot Mrs. H. A. Doty at the Osmund.
 The condition of Frank D. Bowman, the former Chapel street photographer, was serious yesterday afternoon, but some hope of recovery is held out. MT. Bowman has been i'll for some time aofN1nIin2 ted his trouble. He is about 60 years old and for years conducted one of the most prominent photographic establishments in this city, which later became the Randall studio. He is in Grace hos pitaI.
 The fourteenth annual entertainment and dance given by the active mem bers of the Alpha chapter, Gamma Delta Psi fraternity, will take place on Friday evening, April 27, at Music hall MT. and Mrs. Charles Copley and son, Charles, of Bellows Falls, Vermont, are the guests of Druggist and Mrs. Brill at their home on Main street, West Haven MT. Copley is superintendent of tn Blows & Saxon River Trolley company, and formerly resided in West Haven.
 MT. Robert Storer, of 2O7 Grand ave- nue, is in Boston over Easter, the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. M. seely, who will give large house party in honor of Robert, while he is with them.
 George s. Pond is confined to his home in Milford avenue, Branford, with an attack of the grip
 Miss Leila James, of Racine, Wiscon- sin, the guest of Miss Bessie Clark, of Derby avenue.
 MT. F. B. Street, who has been spend- ing several weeks in the west, returned Friday to his home in East Haven, and was present at Sunday school yester- day. being superintendent of the school and ever trying to please both teach CTS and scholars. He presented to each one a souvenir post card, the views be- ing largely of Seattle, Washington, and California.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of Calvary Baptist church will meet to- morrow afternoon. Mrs. A. A. Kellogg will be the hostess. Mrs. L. Clark will give reading, and at 4.5O a mothers or "quiz" meeting will be held, and win. it is hoped, lead to a general dis cussion of various subjects pertaining to child life at 6:30 p. m. The ladies will serve supper, to which all mem bers of the congregation are invited.
 John Morrissey, of High street, Mill ford, left yesterday for Newport, K. l. where he will assist with other work men employed by Daly & Holbrook 1T clearing away the debris from the re- cent fire that occurred along tht Nharves at the popular summer resort
 Mrs. Donnelly and circle 57 will givt a whist at Warner hall on Tuesday evening, April 1T, for the benefit of St Mary's rectory fund.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis B. Bodweil, O First avenue, West Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter Maude Evelyn, to William Holland Warner, of Bolyston, Mass.
 Miss Louise Holm, Of 456 Orchart street. teacher of the City Mission Sunday school, is very i'll. At the sug aestion of the superintendent, Judg I. w. Cleaveland. she was remember ed with flowers.
 A pretty home wedding of Haste week will be that of, Miss Francis Anna daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Col ion Lambert, and MT Harry Jud Dstrander. The ceremony will be per formed at the home of the brides par ents, Thursday, April 19
 Mrs. Hoyt, of Stratford, is the gues of friends in this city.
 The last Lenten meeting of the Unio auxiliary of the Women's Home Mis sionary society will be held at tn Grace M. E. church on Friday, Apr 13 from il to 2.15 o'clock. The mornin session will be devoted to sewing fo The missionary boxes. Luncheon will h served at noon Devotional service III der the leadership of Mrs. F. T. Browl
 The annual dance of the Crescent SC ciety will be given in Music hall tr day evening, April 27. As usual, tn nroeram will include a play by men bars of the society, some musical nun bars and the dance order of about nun1bers. The committee is workin very hard for the success of the affai
 All the local Congregational churchf are invited to unite for a commune service to be held in Center churc HoIv Thursday night, also for a SCI mon in United church, Good Frloa morning at Il o'clock.
 Mr and Mrs. D. c. Munson, Of Yves ,,.IIo ara visiting in Torrington for