The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This Cits .-Eateresting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Mir. and Mrs. William T. Barnum en- tertained at their home on Sherman avenue Dr. Herbert Spencer Johnson, one of Boston's noted preachers, who spoke here Wednesday night at United crurch for the Congo reform move ment.
 After a delightful four days trip President Arthur T. Hadley has just returned to Yale. He was in his office in Woodbridge hall yesterday for the first time since Saturday.
 The Mothers club will meet in the Y M. c. A. building to-day. Mrs. Le- oni W. Robinson will be chairman and Professor Addison Verrill will speal. on Mature Study
 Virginia Kelsey left West Haven yes- terday for Washington, D. C., where she will spend the remainder Of the winter.
 The death of Thomas McGlynn formerly of this city, took place al Elizabeth City, Va., this week, and the burial will be at Hampton, Va. MT McGlynn was for many years hack man in this city.
 Dr. Perrin, the palnist, announces that that he will not be able to see / callers this evening unless they call before o'clock, He will however keep his studio open on Saturay until 10 p. m.
 At 8 o'clock this afternoon the sew ing class of the Elm City branch ot the Tribune Sunshine society will meet in City Mission hall.
 The Leila Day nursery, at the corner of Greene and Franklin streets, vii hold an open house next Monday from 4 to p. m.. Mrs. J. B. Sargent, pres ident of the New Haven Mothers club, which has charge of the Day nursery will pour tea. The committee ir charge are the Misses Fannie Hall Pauline skiff, Armon Aling, Miss Rob- ertson, Miss Bradley and Miss Var Name.
 The annual banquet of the Mems league of the South Congregational church, Bridgeport, will be held Friday evening in the Young Mems Christian association banquet hall Among the prominent speakers for the evening vii be General Edward s. Greeley of this city.
 A meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Mount Carmel Congregational church, and Rev. Jason Pierces res ignation was accepted. MT. Pierce will preach at this church Sunday for the last time, as he leaves early next week to take up his new field of work at the Davenport church. this city. Both he and Mrs. Pierce have been especially popular with all the Mount Carme people, and they will be greatly miss. ed.
 One of the directors of the Electric Marine Manufacturing company, re. gently organized in New York, with g capital of $25,oOO, is Francis G. Hall jr., the brilliant Yale inventor, who aft a,sa tisf~in As8 rerfeeted -tht marine arc light, which has been used so expensively by divers and for ma rine exploration. MT. Halls family lived here on St. Roman street for 2 number of years.
 On Monday evening, February 5, tht h6nL CluD Ol 1dI6 1etW SSuOUl VIII lOlO debate, the subject of which Is to be Resolved That the labor unions be in- corporated as condition precedent tC demanding recognition from their em ployers." Affirmative: Charles Porter 1906, E. B. Cobrun, '07. Negative: J. R McEvoy, 'O7, w. B. Grifinfi, 'OS.
 Mrs. s. J. Harper of Whalley ave nue was the hostess at ehe meeting O the Welcome Whist club "Wednesday afternoon. The game was greatly en joyed.
 The Cheshire Whist club was enter tained on Wednesday afternoon last b1 Mrs. Daily. The first prize was carried off by Mrs. Theron French and tn consolation by Mrs. White The guests prize was won by Miss Holcomb.
 The Bachelor club will give an in formal dance in Lenox hall Frida! evening, February 16.
 Mrs. A. Powers of State street, wht has been in the hospital and has un dergone a delicate operation success fully, returned to her home Wednesda! afternoon, to the great delight of he family and friends. She has almos