The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known in This Cits .-Interestine Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 Mrs R. E. Armstrong, Mrs. J. H. Augur, Miss Hofacker and Miss Maud s. Armstrong will sail early this spring for five months trip to England, Ger many, France, Switzerland and Italy. They will be joined later in the sea- son by MT. Armstrong.
 Captain Theodore Gruener, ex-repre- sentative to the general assembly, is in Washington, D. c. Captain Gruener was at one time connected with the United States army in the Philippine service.
 Miss Sarah Atwater Clark of Orange street and Miss Minnie Dickerman of Whitneyville have engaged passage on the steamship Canopic, sailing on Sat urday from Boston.
 Miss Madeline c. Reilly of this city has accepted a position with, the Sey- mour Manufacturing company of Sey mour, and will shortly remove to that town.
 The wedding of Miss Ethel Baribault, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Edward Bar ibault of this city, to Thomas Corcoran of ,Fishkill-o the Hudson, N. Y, took place at 6:30 yesterday morning at St. Joseph's church.
 F. A. Leddy, the real estate dealer, expects to leave this city for Florida next Thursday and he will remain south several weeks
 A bo a4f o patriotic sale to be given by room il of the New Haven high school at the home of Virginia Walker, 1890 Chapel street, corner of Orchard, on Wednes- day afternoon, February 21, from 3 un- til 6 o'clock. Fancy articles, fancy boxes, candy and appropriate souvenirs will be on sale.
 The girls of the college preparatory and academic divisions of the senior class of the high school gave tea for the seniors on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Mildred Street, POT Bishop street. Fully 200 called during the receiving hours About thirty of the seniors assisted the hostess.
 There will be a sale of groceries and cake at the Orange street temple to- day at 2:3O, for the benefit of the Queen Esther branch of the Tribune Sunshine society, where goods will be sold at market prices.
 Father McGinness announced Sunday at St. Mary's, Branford, that the same ladies who acted as patronesses at the card tournament last year are request ed to act this year. The tournament will be given in the Branford Music hall Monday evening, February 26 The patronesses include Mrs James Red ding, Mrs. M. J. Quinn, Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs. L. A. Fisk, Mrs. Joseph Schenk, Mrs. John l. Kinney, Mrs Lawrence Buckley, Mrs. D. H. McKen- ra, Mrs. F. J. Carney, Mrs. Thomas O'Brien.
 The pupils if Miss Hazel Chadbourn who will appear in the pretty dances ip~the Juvenile Vaudeville given by the Q Mayffower branch of the Tribune Sun shine in Foy auditorium on Friday eve ming. are the Misses Fonda Cameron Sarah Hoadley, Helen Powers, Edna Powers, Mary Willard Bird, Helen Munro of this city and Helen Tough ton of Bridgeport
 The officers of the Sunday school of the United church will give a supper in the church parlors Friday evening. A very pleasant affair is being arranged
 A parents meeting is to be held in Woolsey school this evening and will be addressed by Superintendent F. H., Beede, whose subject will be Cooper ation of Home and School" This is the first meeting of the kind ever held at the school, and parents and friends are invited to be present.
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock of Pittsburg, Pa, is expected here to-day to spend several days with her father, Alfred El- cock of Beers street. Miss Elcock is one of Sulli's artist pupils.
 Senator and Mrs. Alfred A. Doty of Bridgeport spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Byron N. Hosley of 94S Howard avenue.
 N. D. Forbes will start in few days for Mexico, where he will visit his son, who has been there several years and will'travel considerably through the re- public. The mining interests will come particularly under his observation.
 Rudolph Smith of Wooster street leaves early in March with three friends for a trip to Japan.
 Mrs H. s. Nichols of Rockdale, Mass, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Deland of Dwight street.
 Tgle B. T. girls will give their last e-Lenten dance at the New Haven Lawn club Friday night and a jolly time is expected.
 The very successful fair given by St. Joseph's church of Westville in Masonic hall closed last night.
 Little Miss Pauline Brody of 2tS Edgewood avenue entertained her friends at her home Saturday eveening. Games were played and refreshments served.
 Miss Graham, formerly an instructor of the West Haven high school, has &C., cepted position as instructor in En- fish at the New Haven high school.
 The presentation of "Pinafore" at Music hall, Branford, last evening by local talent under the direction of J. B. Pero, for the benefit of the Improve ment society, was largely attended.
 Mrs. Edward H Rogers of Orchard street has returned from a visit with friends In Philadelphia
 The engagement of Miss Alice Mae Lutz. daughter of Mir and Mrs Freder- ick w. LutZ, and William P. Hugo, son