The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
&IEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known In This Cit9 ~-InterestIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Profs, Tracy Peck and Thomas D. Seymour were the Yale guests of the New York Alumni association of La fayette college at the banquet given at the St. Regis hotel, New York, on the Eth for Prof. Francis A. March, in com memoration of his fifty years of service in Lafayette college.
 In correction of misstatement made recently iii several of the city papers is the following: c. A. Moeller is a widow CT and has been for twelve years, and also no invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Miss Laura o. Noel Ter
 Ralph Schneeloch has returned from New Mexico and is spending few days with his sister, Mrs. Leonard w. Bacon of Elm street.
 The Misses Margaret and Mary Gun ningham of 104 Cedar street are visiting Mrs. James Farley of Woodmont
 Dr. and Mrs. E. l.. Kingman, who have been visiting relatives in town, will said from New York to-day for their home in Quito, Ecuador. Mrs.
 
 Coburn.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burns and Benjamin l.. Johnson were married Saturday evening by the Rev. MT Mossman in the perlors of the City Mission. The service of exchanging rings was used. Mir Johnson is employed at Winches- ter's, and after wedding trip the couple will reside at 247 Munson street. A valentine social for the benefit of the Junior Sunshine branch will be held in the parish house of Grace church, Hamden, this evening, at 7;SO o'clock. MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Munson of Whit ney avenue celebrated the 2Oth anni- versary of thelr wedding Sunday with family dinner party.
 I. Schwed has accepted a position as chief salesman in the Church street store of s. Fry. He has been with s. Simons for eight years. MT. Schwed is one of the best known jewelry experts in the city.
 Invitations were issued on Tuesday last for the charity ball which the board will give In Warner hall on Mon day evening, February 26. About 500 in- vitations were sent out, and already there has been a surprisingly large number of responses, so large in fact that the ladtes In charge are delighted with the interest shown by society in the matter. Mrs. Isabelle Beecher of San Francis co, Cal, is the guest of Mrs. George w.. Dean of Lake place.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolph Weiss of West Haven, who have been abroad for the past three months, will arrive in New York to-day, having sailed from Ger many on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. last week. They have spent much of the time with relatives in Germany,
 Folks with sweet tooth enjoyed a real old-fashioned country "sugarin' off, partyasaa la Vermont, which was held yesterday afternoon and last even- ing at the First Methodist church, cor ner of Elm and College streets.
 Mrs. John M Champion has left for New York city with the eight Boston terriers and pair of cocker spaniels and fox terriers for the Westminster show at the Madison Square Garden exhibition this week. Frank A. Dole has gone there to exhibit most of the dogs of the Edgewood kennels.
 A valentine whist will be given in St. Johns hall Wednesday night by St. Annes Guild The hall will be decorat- ed in hearts, which will be trumps.