The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AAd Other People KnOwA In ThIs City
.-Intereatlng Social Events Here and
4 elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin NJ Ingerson, jr.,
Of Whitney avenue, have taken house |
in New York, and are preparing to
leave at once for that city Their |
daughter, Miss Theresa Ingersoll, who
mas been abroad for the past year, is
expected home early in June.
AT Harmonic hall last evening the
Wednesday evening class enjoyed the
first of the series of post-Lenten cotil-
Ions. Miss Gibbons was in charge of
the dance.
Mrs. Minnie Cooley of 9O2 Hallock
avenue gave delightful musicale on
Monday evening last, in honor of her
son, Mr. Norman 7. Cooley whose
twenty-first birthday it was. There
were a large number of guests. Mrs.
Cooley who resided in New Haven
great many years ago, recently came
from Willimantic to again make her
home in this city.
Nathan Hale lodge, A. o. U. W., will
give a smoker at Columbia hall, in
Hartford, this evening. The following
grand lodge officers will be present.
Grand Master Workman Asaph H.
Hale, Portland; Grand Foreman Will
liam G. Hard, Naugatuck; Advisory
Counsel John c. Gallagher of New Ha-
ven, and Grand Medical Examiner
Frank H. Wheeler, NJ D., New Haven.
Friends of Miss Jessie Lautenbach Of
513 Howard ave-, and Of Henry Roth
child of Boston are congratulating them
on their engagement, which was an
nounced recently
The wedding of Miss Laura e.
Kaehrle and Mr.. Charles F. Gerner
took place at the st. Boniface parish
house at 6 o'clock last evening, Rev.
Joseph A. schaele officiating. The cere-
unony was followed by a reception at
the home of the bride on Derby ave-
nue. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Corner left
for few weeks in Virginia, and upon
their return will reside at 2O6 Willow
street.
A cotillon was given at the Lawn
club Tuesday evening by Miss Bessie
Kenna for the benefit of st. Mary's rec
tary fund. About thirty couples were
present and a tidy sum was realized.
The cotillon was spiritedly led and very
much enjoyed as the figures were novel
and amusing.
A memorial meeting to the late Susan
B. Anthony will be held at the home
of Mrs Gardner, 105 Church street,
West Haven, at 8 o'clock this after
noon, under the direction of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union. Sc
lections frof the life and work Of Miss
Anthony and relating to Woman's suf-
frage will be read. All interested are
cordially invited to be present.
Attorney Alexander Cumming is
spending this week in Atlantic City as
the delegate from Yale to the twelfth
annual conference of the National Mu-
nicipaI league, of which the Hon. c. j.
Bonaparte is president. Men of nation
al prominence from all over the United
States is taking part in this confer
ence.
A telegram received in Milford last
Tuesday from Lieutenant Royden Of
san Mateo, a suburb of San Francisco,
Cal, tells of the safety Of his family,
although the earthquake caused gem
eral shaking up in the direct vicinity
of his living apartments.
The annual May breakfast and bust
ness mems lunch at the First M. E.
church will be given on Tuesday morn
ing next. The meals will be served from
6 a. m. to p. m. and will be in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cowen. In
connection with the breakfast and
luncheon there will be sale Of seeds,
ported plants and other articles. A
Al inxY ie4 axytnndnd tn oil
very nominal price will be charged.
The Coreopsfs branch of the Tribune
Sunshine society will present the come
dy my Son Percy" on Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock at Harmonic hall. The
cast will be made up from the "a"
Comedy club of Fair Haven. Dancing
will follow:
On the numerous placards hung UP
around West Haven calling attention
to the coming opera "Mikado, there APP
pears some Japanese character writ
ing, and 1t is understood that If any
member of the company can present.
the right solution to the signs there
lis a prize offered. AS yet the answers
have not come in in any great guam
titles.
A summer dance will be given by the
pupils of Mrs. Dunn on Wednesday
evening, May O. at Republican hall
Many unique features will be intro
duced and a delightful evening is as
sured to the guests.
One of the weddinsg of the n9ar future
will be that of Miss Frances Tighe and
Mr.. George Mason, both OF this city.
This evening the Christian Endeavor
union will meet in Hlgrim church.
William j. Hall will gpeak on Mes
sage from. the Student Volunteers" and
the Rev. Francis T. Brown will speak
on 1.-THE Secret of Unity The Rev
ARENAS ]. Haynes will also speak.
The Radium club of East Haven held
its regular meeting Monday evening
with Mrs w. H. Hosley as hostess
The subject for the evening was ia
vorite Magazines" 1t was an open
subject in which all members present
took an active part. Refreshments were
served. The attendance was very good
The Boys brigade Of Westville has
accepted the invitation of the Cavalry
Baptist church company to oe present
at their thirteenth anniversary enter
tainment IN the Calvary Baptist church
Thursday evening.
mt. fsoooI{a choral cnrinfV of thls