The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
GTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PE0PLE

And Other People Known la This City s-Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Judge Emmons, of Boston, principal speaker at the Lincoln day banquet of the Young Mems Republican club Mon- day evening, was the guest of Alexan- der Cumming at fhe Union League dur ing his stay in town.
 From Palm Beach, Fla, comes word that among those giving parties at Lake Worth Saturday was Mrs. Ruther- ford Trowbridge, of this city.
 Congratulations are being received by ex-Alderman Abraham McGinty, gen. eral foreman of the Belle dock freight office, on the arrival of a son at his home. Mother and son are progressing nicely.
 William Trueman, superintendent of the Scovill & Anthony company at S1 Day street, has resigned his position to accept one with the Eastman Kodak company, of Rochester. He takes his new position on May 1. MT. Trueman is well known in this city, has been an alderman and very active in municipal matters.
 The International Sunshine society will hold valentine social at the home of Mrs. John Semon. 25 Cassius street this evening. Friends and members are invited to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. David s. Gamble will leave shortly for 8 trip to Atlantic City and Washington.
 A pretty wedding this evening will be that of Miss Ada Gage and Alberl Kraft, which will be celebrated in Grace M E. church. Several hundred invita- tions have been issued. Only the inti, mate friends will attend the reception which will follow.
 The Eagle Dramatic club held an in formal entertainment and dance at thy rooms Monday evening.
 A number of young people surprise Miss Gertrude Flanagan at her homo on Asylum street Monday evening by appearing unannounced, and all prepar. ed for an evening of games and music Hostess and guests greatly enjoyed the party, which closed with a dainty sup. per.
 Mrs. w. J. Reynolds, of New York, k the guest of her mother, Mrs. De lacey of Exchange street.
 Miss Gertrude Duell will go to Ply mouth Congregational church in May to fill the vacancy in the choir caused by the resignation of Miss Charlotte Barnes.
 MT. and Mrs. John Warner, of Smitf street, West Haven, are receiving con gratulations upon the birth of daugh ter,
 The engagement is announced of Mis- Carrie F. Rude to Howard M. Hopkins both of this city.
 The Saturday Evening Whist club Q Woodn0nt was entertained at its las meeting by Mrs. Harry Merwin. Tn ladies first prize, vase, was won b, Miss Bessie Potter, and the second, box of stationery, by Mrs. Lindley. Tn mems first prize was taken by Nil Platt. and the second by MT. Butler Light refreshments were served. Tn substitutes were Miss Edith Taylor Miss Bessie Potter and Harry Andrews of this city.
 An interesting fact with regard { Digby Bells presentation of 'The Edu cation of MT. Pipp'' at the Hyperion O Saturday will be the appearance of B. Hardy, a New Haven man, in prominent part.
 The Mems club of the Church of tn Redeemer will hold an open meeting 1 the church Friday evening, to which a members of the congregation and thei friends are asked.
 A banquet will be given to the men bers of St. Johns minstrel company 2 Hotel Oneco Wednesday evening, Eel ruary 21. The list of speakers is bein arranged.
 The members of St. Anne's guild wi give valentine whist in St. Johns ha this evening. The hall will be decora ed in honor of the day.