The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
Ard Other People KnOua ,H This Cit, --Intere.tIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

--Intereuting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Miss Mae D. Damn of Ferry street is the guest of her brother, Frederick M. Damn of Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Knox of 751 Orange street are receiving congratu- lations upon the arrival of a little daughter in their home.
 Alfred G. Murphy, the well-known plumber of 245 Franklin street, is just out again after a serious attack of ill- ness. MT. Murphy slipped on the stairs at his home and sustained a concus- sion of the brain. He has been in a serious condition for six weeks but his friends will be glad to know that he Is now recovering rapidly.
 Professor Isidore Troostwyk of the department of music of the university will go to Waterbury next Tuesday to act as concertmaster at the concert of the Waterbury Symphony orchestra on Tuesday evening.
 The annual tea of the Kappa Mu Sigma girls of the New Haven High school will take place at the home of Miss Swain, in Howard avenue, this afternoon.
 Miss Marguerite English has returned Ito her studies at Vassar after spend- ing a short vacation with her moth or, Mrs. E. H. English, of Prospect street.
 The young people of the Howard Ave nue Congregational church rendered their pastor, the Rev. w. J. Mutch, surprise Wednesday evening it being the anniversary of his birthday. To manifest their regard and affection, they presented MT. Mutch with hand some oak rocker. The presentation speech was made by Miss Susie c. Lasher.
 Rev. A. J. Timm will lecture on "The Russia of To-day" at the meeting of the Lutheran league at the Trinity Lu- theran church on the evening of Feb ruary 21
 Miss Agnes Downer and Miss Nellie Munson are arranging a dance to be given shortly at the Lawn club. The guests will be prominent young people of this city.
 Next Wednesday morning, February 14 in St. Patrick's church will occur the marriage of Miss Annie Noonan of 292 Wallace street and Mr. Charles Cain, a Well-known hackman, residing at $50 Grand avenue
 Mrs. Richard H. Tyner has returned to her home on Crown street after an extended southern trip. Mrs Tyner visited relatives in Memphis, Tenn, and Atlanta, Ga., while away.
 Lieutenant Governor Rollin s. Wood ruff and Mrs. Woodruff are in St. Au- gustine, Fla, where they will remain few weeks.
 Good news to his many friends among the singers of the city is that which tells of the engagement of William s. Haxper as bass soloist in St. Paul's Meridep- MT. Harper, who is manager of the Meriden office of the Southern New England Telephone com- pany, is soloist of wide experience.
 Lawyer Curtiss S. Bacon, 6ho was recently elected city attorney of Mid dletown, is a graduate of the Yale Law school He entered Wesleyan in 1896, but left that institution to enter Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Blakeslee of Winthrop avenue will leave next Tues day for Rock Ledge Fla, where they will spend the remainder of the win ter.
 Catherine Hanrahan lodge, Ladies auxiliary of B. of L. F., at it's meeting Wednesday evening initiated twent, members, after which diamond pin, gift of the order, was presented to Mis- Ferguson, who has acted as secretar, during the year.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of this city vii speak before the annual meeting of tn Connecticut Library association at tn Curtis Memorial library, Meriden, nex Thursday. Her subject will be 9Th Relation Between the D. A. R. an Public Libraries"
 One of the most delightful social af fairs of the season was the woodel wedding of MT. and Mrs. William Moore of 12S Nash street. which wa celebrated Monday night. Many guest enjoyed the hospitality of the popula couple, who were overwhelmed with tn many gifts that descended upon ther in commemoration of five short year of welded life
 The annual ball of the New Have Grays, which will be given in Harmoni hall on Thursday evening, February 9 promises to be one of the largest affair of the sort ever held by that militar company
 The marriage of William J. Durley 117 Kimberly avenue and Miss Grace l Cain, daughter of ex-Alderrnan an Mrs. George E. Cain of Pittsfield too place Wednesday afternoon at 12:3O 2 the home of the brides parents o Fourth street, Pittsfield, Mass Rev. W S. Smart officiated Mir. and Mir Durle after a wedding trip in New York an