The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTE1fS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This Cits --nntereutinE Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Beach, where they have been stopping for some time past. The dinner was given for the Count and Countess Wachtmeister of Havana.
 There is large party of New Haven people in Florida at the present time, being at Palm Beach and resorts in the Flower State.
 Mrs. J. M Hoppin will give a small tea at her home on Hillhouse avenue on Friday afternoon from until 6 o'clock, for Miss Estelle Buckner, the fiancee of Mr. Walter Mitchell.
 This noon the annual dinner of the Sons of the American Revolution will be held at the Hotel Elton, Waterbury. A special car will leave the green at 10:90 a. m. direct for Waterbury, and carry with 1t forty members of the David Humphreys branch.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry Fresenius have returned from a visit with relatives in Hartford.
 Rev. Lyman Peet, who has been the guest for a week of MT. and Mrs. Ma son and other friends in Vast Haven, left yesterday for New York, and will spend few days with his brother. During the next few weeks he will visit several cities, where he will speak on China, and about the college at Foo choo. Rev. MT. and Mrs. Peet will not return to China until next fall.
 The juvenile vaudeville to be given in Foy auditorium on Friday evening by the Mayflower Branch of the Tri- bune Sunshine society Is interesting young and old alike, and a large au- dience will greet the clever young per- formers in their various turns on Fri day night.
 Mrs Ever the daughter of Mrs. Aber Brown, of POI Dixwell avenue, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Pohlman of Brooklyn, N. Y. She has her little daughter, Myrtle, with her.
 This afternoon in Harmonic hall the children of the members of the Har- rnonie club will hold their annual Washington birthday party. There will be all sorts of games and souvenirs ap- propriate to the day, and the children are anticipating merry afternoon. Mrs. Fred Adler has charge of the affair.
 ]. F. Robertson and Clarence R. Hooker, who have been hunting duck and geese on an island off North Car olina since New Years, are now hunt ing quail about 100 miles in the interior of Virginia. They have killed some big game in North Carolina, including several very large wild geese.
 Union No. of the Womens Christian Temperance union held celebration z last evening in the Olivet Baptist church in honor of Miss Frances Will lard, the famous temperance worker.
 The sale of groceries of the Queen Esther branch of the Tribune Sunshine society in the Mishkan Israel assembly rooms Tuesday afternoon was most the members clearing about $10O. Among the guests were Mrs. F.. B. Walker, Mrs w. A. Granville, Mrs. Joseph Fitch, Mrs. G. G. Powning and Mrs. George Hayes of the Elm City branch.
 George E. Marsh of Branford is i'll with an attack of tonsilitis, and was unable to take part in ''Pinafore' Tues day evening. Mrs Marsh and daugh- ter Beatrice arrived home yesterday from a visit with friends in Waterbury. There were fully 200 guests at the whist given by the Graduate Nurses association in Republican hall Monday afternoon The affair proved delight full one in every way.
 No improvement was noted yesterday in the condition of Mortimer B. Fowler, who is sick at the home of his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Mark Fowler, in Milford, with an attack of pneumonia
 Miss Lucy Hine of Dwight street will leave next week for a trip to Southern California.
 Mrs. Herbert, who has been spending most of the winter with her daughter Mrs. w. H. Austin in West Haven, will spend the remainder of the winter with her son, MT. Judd in New Haven.
 The marriage of Miss Sadie Hawkins of 67 Ashmun street to MT. Joseph By an of Brooklyn will take place in St Mary's church this morning at t o'cock. The bride will be attended bJ Miss Lavina Moran and the groom b5 Dr. McLane of Brooklyn. After trip to Porto Rico, Mir. and Mrs. Ryan vii reside on the. Boulevard in Brooklyn,
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith are re- ceiving the congratulations of theil many friends over the arrival of big lDOy at Vn6lr HOIue Ol INlCudIuS olIGVt West Haven.
 The Yale hall Boys club will give g minstrel show at Yale hall on Tuesday evening, March 6. An excellent pro- gramme has been arranged and the en- tertainment promises to be a great success.
 Cards have been issued by MT. an( Mrs. Walter s. Jones of 19 Wall stree announcing the marriage of theil daughter, Miss Mary Rowe Jones tC MT. Erred Edward Jenks, which occur. red in this city, Monday, February 19 MT. and Mrs. Jenks will be at hom' after September l. at 391 Elm street.
 The many friends of Mrs. M. M Whitney of Hyde Park, Mass, wht have met her on her many visits tt Mrs Turner in East Haven, where sht is very well known, being the frs past grand chief of honor of the De gree of Honor, will be pained to learr of the sudden death of MT. Whitney which occurred last week, when he was struck by train in returning iron work and instantly killed.
 A very pleasant surprise party wa given Miss Mary Weiss on Monda! evening at her home, 175 Division street, in honor of her fifteenth birth day. The young hostess received man! beautiful gifts from her friends and rel