The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-lntereHtjng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Warner hall will be most attractive in it's decorations of palms, smilax and potted azaleas for the charity ball to be given by the board of managers of the woman's exchange this evening. Champion will use greenery every where, and the gallery reserved for whist will be transformed into pretty rooms with the palms. Wells orches- tra will play for the dancing and Flem- ing will cater for the supper, which will be served in the large dining rooms. The list of patronesses include Mrs. Ar thur T. Hadley, Mrs. William K. Town send, Mrs. William w. Farnam, Ms, Thomas G. Bennett, Mrs. Louis E. Stoddard, Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge Mrs. Thos. Wal lace, jr,, Mrs. Henry B. Sargent, Mrs. Isham Henderson, Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs. Lewis Welch, Mrs. Walter Camp, Miss Mansfield, Mrs. Henry w. Far nam, Mrs. s. A. York, Mrs. George H. Nettleton, Mrs. Lewis English, Mrs. Arthur English, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. Theodore Blake, Mrs. John F. Wier, Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge, Mrs, Godfrey Dunscomb and Mrs. George H. Watrous.
 At the Lawn club Saturday evening the third in the series of dances ar- ranged by Mrs. Joseph B. Sargent, Mrs Edward c. Buckland, Mrs. George H. Nettleton and Mrs. Henry Solon Graves was held There were about fif ty well- known members of society pres ent, and the dance proved to be one of the most delightful of the series. Mir Eliot Watrous led the first half of the cotillion, and MT. Pierce N. Welch, jr., the second. This will in all proba bility be the last dance of the season, although there may be another after the lenten season.
 The Hawthorne club will meet with Miss Anderson n Washington avenue (corner Thomas streeO Tuesday, Feb- ruary 27.
 Tn honor of Miss Estelle Buckner, of ! New Orleans, who is engaged to marry Walter Mitchell, Mrs. James Mason Hoppin gave very delightful small tea at the country club on Friday aft ernoon.
 The third of the series of debutantes dances, given by Miss Gibbons will be held in Harmonic hall tomorrow. MT. Jacove Spavakowski will have charge of the music on Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Cunningham of 14 Cedar street have been enter taining Dr. Morrissey and MT. Merrick of Unionville. They came here to at tend the fourth degree meeting of the Knights of Columbus.
 1 New Haven friends of MT. Charles Auchincloss of New York, Yale 1903, are greatly interested in his approaching marriage to Miss Rosamond Salton- stal, daughter of the late William Sal tonstal of Boston and New York. MT, Auchincloss Will be graduated from the Harvard law school in June, His broth CT, MT. J. H. Auchincloss, is a member of the class of Yale 1908.
 I Fred c. Fiske, real estate agent for the New Haven road, who has general charge of the land properties of that system, was sixty years of age Satur- day. At his home at 10S Shirland ave- nue that evening number of his friends in this city gathered to cele- Ibrate the anniversary. Among those present were Frank c. Bushnell, An drew V. Bradley, Andrew Morehead, Alderman Emil Loos, k. A. Smith, as- sistant claim agent for the New Ha- ven road, Albert Sigourney of Madison, NJ. A. Hatch, Bernard Connolly, Chas. K. Quintard, John J. Shea, Emil sehne- loch, and Mrs. Schneloch, who was for merly Miss Belle Sigourney, a noted violinist of New York, and who enter tained the company with violin selec- tions; Sheriff A. B. Durham and C. s. Scoville. The festivities commenced at o'clock, and the affair was surprise to Mr. Fiske He was presented with a floral piece appropriate to his thirty years in the service of the New Haven railroad and a Masonic emblem. Miss Catherine Jones also entertained the party with violin solos.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. Cave, jr., of West Haven are receiving congratulations on the birth of an eleven-pound boy born February 1T.
 The Woman's Civic club will hold It's regular monthly meeting at the United Ch,,.oI, bo, NtN IUaSnNcdax af at 8 o'clock. A paper on Contagious diseases will be read by Dr. Daggett.
 Mir. Francis Wilson, who appeared at the Hyperion theater Saturday evening in the Mountain Climber" has receiv- ed many social honors through his run through Connecticut While in Hart ford a few days ago MT. Wilson was entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Charles w. Warner, and a dinner in his honor was given by MT. and Mrs. Archie w. Welch of that city. On Friday he was entertained at luncheon at the Quinni- piack club. Those present besides Mir Wilson were MT. Charles Hopkins Clark editor of the Hartford Courant Hon Charles H. Brooker of Ansonia Professor John K. Weir. Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury, Mir Thomas Hooker, Colonel N. G, Osborn and Mir N Albert Hooker.
 Mrs. John M. Hall and the Misses Hall of Hillhouse avenue, sail to-day for their contemplated trip abroad.
 N. D. Forbes has gone to Mexico for a two months pleasure and business trip. He will visit his son and trave extensively. He will make the entire trip by water, which takes about six teen days.
 Miss Gladys Smith of East Rock roat gave a delightful Washington's birth.