The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLR
And Other People Known tn Thls Czts s-TnterestInG Social Evezta Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Frederick Weld, the baritone of this city, has been greatly honored in his appointment to the position as assist ant voice teacher at the great Chautau- qua summer school.
 There will be a splendid concert to- night in the church parlors of the Uni | versalist church on Orange street. The | concert is given by the Y. P. c. U., 1 and is for the benefit of the piano fund. | Dr. H. L. Wheeler of Chicago, who | was the guest for short ime last week of Prof. w. L. Wells, has returned to his home.
 President Moorhead of Roanoke col l lege, southern. Florida, who has been visiting the large colleges in the east, has been the guest of his friend, the Rev. A. J. Timm of York Square. Sunday afternoon, April 15, Miss Jen- nie Theresa Miller, daughter of Mrs. Adam Millers and Henry w. Futile will be married at the home of the bride, 142 West street, New York. The ceremony will be followed by a reception.
 Mrs. Edward l.. Bradley will be the hostess at the supper of the Calvary Baptist Ladies' Benevolent society to- morrow evening at 6;30 o'clock. The Father Lights society will furnish the entertainment of the evening, present. ing a farce entitled "A Cup of Coffee. The services this week at the St. Lawrence church, West Haven, will be held on Thursday and Friday evenings instead of Wednesday and Friday as usual.
 Elm City Branch Tribune society will hold it's regular monthly meeting in City Mission hall this afternoon at o'clock. The constitution will come up for action and every member Is urgent ly requested to be present.
 William Hogan, lithographer, who has been employed in this city for sev- eral years, has accepted position in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Lloyd of Dwight street have just returned from two weeks visit with Mrs. Charles Gray of Los Angeles. Cal.
 Miss Rose OBrien of Brooklyn, N. Y., is spending part of the week in Branford with her sister, Miss Rose O'Brien. She will also visit friends in < Wallngford Meriden, and New Brit ain She will sing at Mrs. Milcke's recital in Harmona hall this city, on Thursday evening.
 J. F. Barnacle, the lawn mower man, will remove April g to 529 State street, near Grand avenue.
 Ralph Downer of Westville, who has beer i'll at the New Haven hospital for many weeks with rheumatism, is slightly improved. He has not been able to move until lately and now he can walk a little.
 Mrs Clyde Chase, formerly Miss Grace West, is visiting her parents in Fair Haven. Mrs Chase resides in the middle west.
 Mrs. Leonard Hotchkiss of Livings- ton street, has returned with her sons, Royal and Philo, for two weeks stay Y ysusaat Lakewood, N. J.
 The president of the state branch Of tfle American National Red Cross has sent out invitations to an organizing meeting of the New Haven subdivision of the Connecticut branch to be held in the parlors of the New Haxen house on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Toole of Park Place, Branford, are receiving congratulations on the arrival of lit tle daughter at their home Friday night.
 A The musical which was to have beer is Sven by the Tribune Sunshine society City Mission hall on Friday after
 or in place of the free medical lect' 5 was postponed on account of tho
 h and will now taken place on Fri
 afternoon next at o'clock. Mrs
 ly Loveridge Robbins will sing, Mis-
 ith Thrasher will give recitation Id Dr. Teele of the Lowell house vii i've a short address. Altogether i kil be a most interesting meeting, ant rsa large attendance is expected. Tn nublic. by the way, is very cordially In xited to attend. There will be no lect ure on Good Friday afternoon, but, ol ~ the Friday following Dr. T. H. Bishol will be the speaker.
 A meeting of the Mount Carmel boo -club was held yesterday afternoon y Anril 2. Mrs Sanford was the hostes and letters from the Mediterranean coast were read. Following is the pro pramme: Constantinople to Athens fell of Athens and environment, Mrs Arthur E. woodruff Athens to Messi na-give an account of life and it's con ditions in Sicily; Massina to Capr an Bay of Naples, including trip to Pom peii, Mrs, Futile; Rome, with tri LID the Tbber, Mrs. James H. Webb; Banifacio, with excursions into Sal dinia and Corscia, Mrs w. w. Woot ruff; Leghorn to Pisa, and on the Arn to Florence, Mrs George H. Morton Genoa, with coaching trip to Milal Miss Elizabeth P. Swift.
 St. Agnes Ladies' T. A. B. society nlanning a shirt waist dance to be giN en Tuesday evening, April 17, in sa' sacus hall This society has a reputs tion for very successful social affair and always attracts a large number young people.
 Mrs. Sherwood Roosevelt of Milfol is hack from an extended visit in Ne York. much benefited by the rest sl has enjoyed.
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