The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
G1EMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known ia This CIts --InterestInG Social Evezts Here and Elsewhere.
 In the April number of the Smart Set is a very well written and clever college story contributed by Arthur Lanley Wheeler, son of Prof. A. M. | Wheeler Of Yale
 Mrs R. F. Reeves and Miss Hopkins l of Philadelphia, who came up to at 1 tend the Yale play, are guests at the New Havens house. Prof. and Mrs. Hcratio Parker will | give reception on Monday evening at their home in Prospect Hill for Mrs. Antoinette Sawyer, the well known singer cf New York, and for Arthur Foote, the great American composer MT. and Mrs. William E. Bigelow of New York, are among those who came to tawn to witness the annual college play On April Y Mrs Henry Kendall of Henry street and circle will have a whist at her residence in Henry street at which a most delightful time is an- tlcipated. The April meeting of the New Ha- ven Mothers club will be held in the parlors of the '. M. c. A. building on Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Woodruff will have charge of the meeting and the speaker of the afternoon will be Dr. Frederick w. Brown, who will talk on 'The Care of the Teeth"
 Benjamin Frederick Rungee who sided at the organ of the First Baptist church last Sunday, will also play the remaining Sundays of this month dur ing the absence of the regular organ ist, Mrs, Simons, who has gone out west.
 The senior class of the Normal School of Gymnastics are to have an entertainment at Foy auditorium, Y. M. c. A. building, in Temple street, to- morrow evening, which will have sev- eral unique features
 Mrs. R. E. l.. Hutchinson is critically Ill at her home, 2SO Howard avenue. She was stricken with typhoid fever three weeks ago. Dr. Mailhouse and Dr. Futile are the attending physicians.
 Rev. A. w. Alderman of Torrington, who spoke at Dwight Place church Tuesday evening, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. w, w. Leete during his stay in town. Mir. Alderman will speak again this evening.
 Miss Harriette MoseIey and Miss Ruth Corbin have returned from their stay in the south.
 A delightful surprise birthday party. was given Mrs. Charles Shumway at her pretty home on Whalley avenue Monday afternoon and evening by friends from West Haven, this city and Westville and with six children and grandchildren present 1t made a very lively gathering.
 Spruce Temple, No. IS, Rathbone Sis ters, will hold whist at K. of P. hall, zoo State street on Friday afternoon, April 6.
 Prof D. Cady Eaton gave the last of his lectures on French and Italian Art of the XIV. and XVI. Centuries in Osborn hall yesterday afternoon.
 The Quaker pool team met the w. s. e. A. second tea mat the latter's club room last night. The teams are as follows: For the Quakers are Joseph Kitchen, Russell Miller, James Bar rett, and Paul Curran; for W. s. A. C., Hartland Edwards, Edwin Smith, Sam uel Schafer, and Robert Williams.
 Mrs. John Keenan of 19 Lake Place will entertain circle this evening for the benefit of the rectory fund of St. Mary's church.
 The City Mission circle "The Helping Hand" of the Kings Daughters met with Mrs. Edward Myriok, 199 Wooster street, Tuesday afternoon. There was quite a good membership present. There was quite a discussion on one ] of the public questions of the day and some business transacted. The meet ing closed with prayer by Mrs. Graves, after which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The circle will meet for a social evening with Mrs George Loveday Tuesday evening, April 24. at 112 Gilbert avenue.
 George Peck of Willard street Vest vile, who has been i'll with severe cold and threatened with pneumonia, Is much better.