The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
&ZEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Elsewhere. Miss Minnie Lange of 2S7 York street has just returned from two weeks visit with friends in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. John Keller of 10 St. John street are receiving many con gratulations on the arrival of a splen- did boy baby.
 pr. and Mrs. William K. Shepard have returned from their wedding jour- ney, and are now at the New Haven house.
 Miss Antoinette Parlow, a teacher in the Welch school, has been granted leave of absence for the rest of the school year, and tomorrow she will sail from New York to Europe, where she will spend the summer.
 Joseph F. Moody of S13 Howard ave- nue, for twenty-one years wrecking master of the New Haven terminal, has resigned his position. He will enter the employ of the Winchester Repeating Arms company. He Is very popular with the railroad men, who regret that he has left.
 MT. w. Ernest Robinson, tenor, sub- stituted for MT. Edward Woodstock at Trinity M. F. church on Sunday night
 Miss Anna Mahon of 36O Congress avenue announces the marriage of her sister Rose Marie Mahon to Fred Will liam Basner of West Haven, which oc- cured February 5, 1908.
 The wedding of Miss Laura Hecht and MT. William Mclaughlin will take place at the home of the brides par ents, MT. and Mrs. William Hecht of 12 Baldwin street to-day
 The dance to be given by the boys of Hopkins Grammar school in Warner hall on Friday evening, May 4, promis- es to be one of the most popular and enjoyable dances given by Hopkins stu dents in many years. MT. Earle Steele is chairman of the committee of ar engagements.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. F., of Fair Haven, at the regular meeting Monday evening voted to donate $25, and it will be sent through Mayor Studley for the suffering at San Francisco, Elm Tree lodge voted to donate $50 for the same relief.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Grashunz and Alfred F. Wilmot, a trolley con ductor, took place yesterday. Mrs Will mot formerly resided in South Norwalk.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McNamara very enjoyably celebrated the tenth an- nivorsary of their marriage at their home, 2n James street, on Saturday evening, The house was very hand somely decorated in honor of the event. Mrs. Charles A. Nettleton of Milford has been the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Hepburn Smith in Washington the past week. Is now visiting with her son, Dr. Dewitt Nettleton at his home in Se- wickly Penn.
 Miss Bessie Kenna gave dance at fhe New Haven Lawn club last evening for the benefit of St. Marys rectory fund.
 Miss Pearl Smith of S4 Fourth ave- nue. West Haven entertained the mem- bers of the Junior Epworth league at her home Monday evening. After the regular business session a social hour was enjoyed.
 Mir. Arthur BoIton is quite sick at his home oR Smith street, West Haven, with erysipelas. Dr. M. J. Adams is the attending physician.
 New Haven Rebekah lodge, I. o. O.. F., will give one of it's enjoyable whists in Odd Fellows building this evening. Play will begin promptly al S:30 o'clock. An entertainment will follow, and an enjoyable time is expected.
 John c. Noble, wife and son, of New York city were the guests of relatives in Milford over Sunday. This is the first time that Mr. Noble or his fam dly have made any stay in Milford for some time.
 The ladies of Calvary Baptist church will serve a turkey supper on Wednes- day evening, May 2. Tickets may be obtained of Mrs. Simeon J. Fox, or any member of the committee in charge
 At the United Church chapel this evening there will be most interest ing entertainment in the shape of an 'Old Folks Concert" The programme will consist of old time songs and reel tations, and those assisting will appear in quaint and curious costumes.
 At the song recital given last even ing in Music hall, Branford, by Miss Rose O'Brien she sang several of her mothers favorite songs. The pro- gramme also included German and Ital- dan songs, Her sister}Miss Annie O. Brien, sang several selections. The &C., companist was Miss Clara Scranton
 Mrs. Edward Mitchell of Mansfield street will give a whist for Stu Mary s rectory fund at her home on Thursday evening of this week.
 The whist conducted by Mrs. Powers for the benefit of St, Joseph's church, which was to have taken place last Thursday, was held last night in Ma sonic hall, Westville. The hall was very prettily decorated.
 The date for the annuel promenade of the senior class of the high school has been set for Thursday evening, May 29 The place decided upon is Music hall. MT. Harold Hine is the chairman of the committee in charge, the others being Miss Jennie Ball, Miss Anderson, Miss Reynolds, Mir Alexander Timm, MT Benjamin Booth and MT. Alfred Seeley
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