The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
xTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other PeOpIe Known ia This CltS .-Interestlng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

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 Miss Pearl Young, the very talented young soprano is to sing the leading role in ''The Mocking Bird" the play to be given by the Grays.
 Edward Malley and party, who have been spending the winter in Florida, will leave Rockledge, Fla, on their way home to-day. They report having fine time, and it is understood that MT. Malley's health has been very good. Professor A. M. Wheeler Durfee pro lessor in history in the academic facul- ty will deliver his famous 'Waterlaa' lecture in College Street hall on Wednesday, March IA. The lecture is free, and both the members of the unl- versity and the public are cordially in- vited to be present.
 Attorney General William A. King, who is suffering from fever at his home at Willimantic, is now on the road to recovery, and will probably be able to go to Hartford some time next week
 Samuel Ephrim of Toronto is visiting his old friend, Harry Levey in this city
 The society of Phi Delta will give their next informal dance Wednesday, April IS, at Warner hall The commit tee to arrange for the affair are the Messrs. Fred. l.. Bradley, Kenneth A. Pierce and Clarence L. Beardsley. Odenkirchen's orchestra will furnish the music.
 The benefit whist for which Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Oak place opened her house Wednesday evening proved to be a great success.
 Father John Doyle, pastor of St. Johns church is arranging an interest," ing lecture and concert to be given in the church Monday evening, March 19, commemorative of Ireland's patron saint.
 Miss Elizabeth Booth of George street entertained her sewing club Wednesday afternoon. A dainty buffet lunch was enjoyed by the members who are the Misses Elizabeth Rogers Kathryn Baldwin, Norma Andrews Adele Hillman, Euntce Thompson Marguerite Walker and Edith Daniels.
 The Law school faculty have an nounced the date of their annual smok er. It will take place April in tht iDaS6nl6QL Ol I1elluTF6 uoll. AhiS OFOl is given by the faculty to the students of the Law school, and is eagerly look ed forward to by the undergraduates.
 A very interesting announcement comes from Waterbury, from MT. anC Mrs. Sanford Proctor, who announc the engagement of their daughter, Mis- Lillian Viola to MT. Thomas Clarksor Lewis, jr., of this city. Miss Procto was formerly superinte of the pri vate department at the Germantow hospital. Mir. Lewis is very we known, being treasurer and director Q the Ford company, and a member O the New Haven Grays,
 There will be a special meeting of tn Westville Athletic club tonight. Al members are requested to be present The last year members of the Alpine are also requested to be present. Man ager Goode is working hard to sig good players to represent the West vile team.
 The twentieth anniversary of Mir. an Mrs. Bartlett of 77 Rosette street wa celebrated on Tuesday evening. A larg number of relatives and friends wer present. Whist was followed by buf fet luncheon.
 Gardner Richardson, Yale 1905, ha Joined the ranks of the Panama expor CTS He has been selected by the Indt pendent to make a tour of the isthmu and see whether the knocks handed ot by Poultney Bigelow are true or no