The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-03

And otheR People Known ln This CIts --lnterestinS Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Thursday evening the Sons of Tenn perance celebrated a special temperance night. There were addresses (by Charles A. Baldwin and Charles E. Hart; read ings by Mrs. Bessie M. Dickinson, Mrs. Hattie J, Bartholomew, Mrs. Marion L. ! Greene, Mrs. Belle Preuss and w. c. DickinsoiE piano solo by Arthur Lin coin Bristol, and 8 vocal solo by Knud Martnack. Next Wednesday the divi- sion goes to Branford to assist the Branford lodge.
 At Palm Beach, Fla, where society leaders from all parts of the country are gathered, Mir. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge are among those entertain ing extensively. Thursday MT. Trow- bridge gave large luncheon at the h. | let houseboat.
 The parishiorers of St. Louis R. c. church are working very earnestly for | the success of the whist to be given for their pastor in Republican hall, Monday evening, March 12. Handsome l prizes will be donated and there will be music during the whist.
 Mrs. Frank H. Shell, who has been spending the wirller with Mrs. Lynde Harrison in Thomasville, Ga., is now in Washington, D. C., the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Dean of Oak lawn" Mrs. Shell expects to return to town in about fortnight.
 Judge and Mrs. w. K. Townsend have returned from 8 trip to the West In- dies.
 Miss Flora Mayer wishes to deny that she is engaged to Charles Oster- man, as announced in yesterday pa- per
 "The Kingdom Beautiful" presented at the juvenile vaudeville in Foy audi torium last Friday night, was repeated in City Mission hall last night Miss Edith May Root played the part of the queen and the other parts were taken by six little girls. Miss Marguerite Draper played piano solos and Miss Elsie Tice sang.
 Mrs. C. G. Powning of sherman ave nue will open her house on the after noon of St. Patrick's day, March 17, for large charity whist. It is to be an invitation affair. Mrs. H. M. Kochers- berger. Mrs. H. B. Armstrong and Mrs. George Hayes will assist Mrs. Powning. l Richard A. Purdy of New York city, Q banker of well known standing and wealthy man, addressed the teachers of this city in the high school course of lectures in the high school auditorium last eveaing, and the subject was Jul Ius Caesar" MT. Purdy is a great stu lent of Shakespeare, and delivers his lectures just for his interest in these writings. He does not lecture for the revenue. for he can make more in the same time on bonds and stocks. | Prof. John c. Freeman of the Univer- sity of wisconsin is visiting his son-in- law Prof Max Masen at 93 Cottage street. He spoke on Wednesday even | Ing at banquet of the Wisconsin so- ciety of New York at the New Astor hotel. | It fig stated that Mrs. F L. Averill of Branford will close her house in Rogers street and remove to New Haven In the near future. Latest reports from MT Averill are that he remains about the same, his improvement being very slow and 1t will be long time before he will again be able to engage in business.
 The members of the x club met Trursdav evening in the parlors of the First Congregational church in West Haven and spent pleasant social eve ming.