The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
[IEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
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And Other People KaOvva Ia Ehis 0Iss --Interesting Social Evs=tu Here and Elsewhere,

--InterestinE Social Evs=ta Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. William Miner of Waterbury was surprised by a party of twenty-five friends at the home of her mother, Mrs. Herbert of sherman avenue Tuesday evening.
 Lester Wilbur of this city has return ed from weeks business and pleasure trip to various parts of Vermont, in- cluding Brattleboro.
 Miss Margaret Thompson was the hostess at a small luncheon at her home on Whitney avenue Tuesday aft ernoon. Her guests were number of young girls home from school for the Easter holidays.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Hut man, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Martin Huffman of Walnut street, Manchester, and Joseph Thompson of this city, at the home of the brides parents yester- day afternoon at o'clock. They will reside in this city. M
 MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb were in Washington, D. C., yesterday to attend the marriage of their niece, Miss Maud Ingersoll Ely, daughter of the late Richard S. Ely, ito Lieutenant Commander John Henry Gibbons of the United States navy.
 The Good Cheer club with guests making a party of about thirty in all, went down to Colonial Inn, West Ha- ven, Tuesday night for an informal TN1a and light refreshments were served. The party returned on the last car, well pleased with their evening.
 A colonial drama of ye olde times will be presented in the Milford town hall Thursday evening, May 3, by St Mary's church, the proceeds of which are for the benefit of the church. At the con- clrsion of the entertainment there will be dancing. Tickets for the affair are now on sale, and are being disposed of very rapidly The reserved seat chart will be found at Barnes drug store
 Reports come from Seattle, Wash, that Samuel Rosenburg, aged twenty one, a brother of Attorney Sydney c. Rosenberg of this city, although hard ly but boy, is rated among the rich est men of that section and that he is still making money at rapid rate. He Is engaged In real estate business.
 Miss Eunice Parish has returned from a visit with Mrs Carl B. Ely of Harrisburg, Pa., and has joined the so- ciety girls assisting at the various booths at the Veterans fair. Miss Par ish Is in the Mothers Aid booth of which Miss Helen Porter has charge
 A very fine literary and musical en- tertainment was given at the First Baptist church In Waterbury, Conn.,, last Monday evening, most of the tal- ent being secured from this city. Among those taking part from this city were x. Runge, the pianist, and Master Joseph Pyle, the boy soprano. The con- cert proved a big success and was very much enjoyed by all Benjamin F. Rungee was accompanist.
 During the past week the girls of the Kappa Mu Sigma fraternity of the New Haven high school took possession of the large cottage owned by c. A. Noel Ter In Beach street, Savin Rock, and held a most enjoyable hous eparty. They intend to spend the first week of the summer vacation there.
 "The May Pole Girls" the Misses Bessie Bohen, Rose Daimer, Kathryn Sullivan, Lulu Corcoran Elizabeth Martin, Ida Eaton, will give 8 May dance at West Haven town hall on the ev ening of May 1.
 Mrs. Caroline E. Thrall of 157 York street, a prominent member oe the In- teyrnational Sunshine society, will open Her house on Tuesday afternoon and evening next for sale of fancy and i1seful articles, and homemade cakes Iand candies. The sale, which ts under the auspices of the Sunshine society, is for the benefit of the summer schools of the city, and all interested in the work are cordially invited. The sale opens at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and lasts until 10 o'clock.