The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE And Other People Known iA TnIs City
 --Tnteresting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. George P. Wiltshire, the Misses Wiltshire and George Wiltshire of Green wich. formerly of this city, are at the Kirkwood, Camden, s. C., for a short stay.
 The New Haven Mothers club are to be congratulated on securing Dr. Arte- mas Jean Haynes, pastor of the United church, as the speaker for the meeting Friday afternoon. His topic will be 'The New Educational Ideal" and a brilliant luminous talk is anticipated. Mrs. F. w. Brown will be chairman of the meeting, and the musical numbers will be supplied by Charles Mann of / Trinity choir.
 Thomas s. Judge of 457 Congress ave- nue, who previous to last october had been in the New Haven hospital for two years as ncurable, completely par alyzed on one side, unable to walk, and who has been since then under the treatment of Dr. G. H. Belden of 24 College street. is now able to walk with the assistance of a cane. He is a mem- Der of the Elks, No. ?, of this city. His friends will be glad to hear of his won derful improvement.
 The Mayfower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society Is planning big whist to be given late this month in , Republican hall. The committee of ar- engagements las not yet been appointed.
 The marriage of Miss Grace Bogay and Thomas Flannigan was celebrated in St. Patrick's church yesterday morn- ing in the presence of a large number of friends. A reception followe dat the home of the bril le on St. John street.
 The twenty-ffth wedding anniversa- " of MT. and Mrs. James s. Rogers of Highwood was held in Firemen's hall on Morse street, few evenings ago. There were large number of relatives and friends present to congratulate the host and hostess, and express the wish that all be present at their golden we'd ding. MT. and Mrs. Rogers received many handsome gifts.
 Master John Carroll, the little son of MT. and Mrs. John J. Carroll of 206 Crown street, is slowly improving from his recent illness.
 Installation of the newly elected of ficers will take place at the meeting of Hollister hive, Ladies of the Maccabees, thi sevening. Past Commander Miss Mary Farrell will off1ciate. A social ses- sion in which refreshments will be serv- ed will follow the meeting.
 Miss De La Mater of Ca!tskill, N. r., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Graham at their home on Elm street, West Haven.
 Last evening in Lenox hall the sixth annual reception of the Walmhurst as- sssgrsbiy fook place. II was delightful dance in every way. Clarence J. Guinan had charge of the affair.
 After the business meeting of the Westville Hook and Ladder company held in the hose house Tuesday evening, the members enjoyed social and Dutch supper. Cards and other games were played until 10 o'clock, when Chief Dingwall announced that the feed was ready. It was a good one, too, consist ing of frankfurters, sauer kraut, rye bread, coffee and cocoa and was thor oughly enjoyed by the large number present.
 J. Myers of State street has returned from New York city, where he spent New Years day with his sisters and with his daughter, Mrs. Francis Maho- ney of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Several of the young people called rather unexpectedly on Miss Margery Thompson of East Haven, Monday evening. They were none the less well come, however, and very pleasant evening was spent. Music, both vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed; also a very novel game arranged by the host ess. Refreshments of cake and cream were served. Among those present were the Misses Edith Hotchkiss, Alice Van Haaften, Emeline Street, Olive An drews Margery and Doris Thompson, and Donald Macdonald, Alvin Sanford, Earl Barton, Arthur Page, Sherwin Haskell, Wilbur Curtis Harold Hol- brook, Harold Clark, and Trueman Sage.
 m Mrs. Thomas Cunningham of Frank lifrsstreet is recovering from a severe illness, which is good news to her countless friends.