The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NBW HAVEN PEOPLE

"-InterestinS Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Cremation society will be held Wednesday evening, January 31, at Mu- sic hall. Three new members of the executive committee will be elected for terms of three years.
 About 10 guests were present at the tea given by Mrs. Walter Seaver of York street Monday afternoon for Mrs. Estelle Merrill of Boston. The house was gay with roses and carnations. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Joeph A. Bolton, Mrs. Edward F. Mcintosh, Mrs. William T. Barnum, Mrs Henry L. Bradley, Mrs. W. R. Hotchkiss and Mrs. R. A. McDonnell. Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast was at the tea table assisted by Miss Ruth Seaver and Miss Ruth Mcintosh.
 A special meeting of the New Haven County Pomona grange will be held in Wallingford a week from next Thurs day.
 Mrs. William J. Konold of 351 Crown street was the hostess at the recent meeting of the whist club of which she Is a member. The prizes were won by Mrs Edward Bean and Mrs. von Beren. After the game an elaborate luncheon was served, The dining room was very effectively decorated in red. The guests received pretty potted plants as favors Mrs. Barbara Fresenus will entertain the club at her home on How ard avenue on Wednesday, January 24
 John Malone, formerly a well known actor in Shakesperean roles, and two years ago the coach of the Yale Dra- anatio club, was taken suddenly ill on Broadway, New York Monday after noon. He endeavored to make his way to the Players club, 16 Gramercy park, but fell helpless before the resi- dence of Bishoup Greer, a few doors away. The bishop helped him into his residence and telephoned for an ambu- lance MT. Malone was taken to the Postgraduate hospital, where the Play CTS club has a bed. and died there in an hour. Paralysis was the cause of death.
 James wright of York Square has ac- cepted position in New York.
 Elliott c. Flagg. Yale 1905, of Lom- bard street, has gone to Fl Paso, Texas, where he will in the future reside.
 Officers were installed Monday even ing at the meeting of Woodland lodge, K. of P. Deputy L. F. Norton of New Haven was the installing officer and was assisted by Deputy Wooding as ,A ctfa f o tx Woodruff as grand prelate. There were also visitors from New Haven present. Following the business meeting ban quet was served and a most social evening was passed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Heitman of West Ha- ven entertained Miss Edna M9cey of New York, Mrs. MacMahon of Boston, and MT. Mclean of New York at their home over Sunday.
 5Fsssf,rfess " lii- Seeley of this city will direct the orchestra at banquet given by the Pennsylvania club at the Hotel Manhattan in New York city tonight MT Seeley will also be the violin solo list at St. Paul's M. E. church on Riv- erside Drive and Eighty-third street New York, on Thursday evening of this week
 Miss Emma Leary has returned from a brief visit in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Ruby Futile entertained the members of the A D. K. society last Friday evening with a barn dance at her home in Wallingford. The young people left the green at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon, arriving at Miss Tuttle's home in time for an appetizing supper. The guests were as follows: The Misses Florence Yale, Grace Buckingham, Marjorie Thatcher, Edith Agnew Hazel White, Lucy Voorhees,, Esther Chat field. Gertrude Wilcox, Tina Younger man, John Clinton, Alfred seeley, Frank Gilbert. Bert Agnew, Donald Halock, John Wilbur, Edward Champion, liar old Davies, Sherwood Guion, and Will fred Munson.
 very pleasant birthday surprise party was given at the home of Au- gust Ray, 67 Nash street, Saturday evening. Singing and dancing were the basis of the evenings pleasure A bountiful luncheon was served at Il o'clock Among those present were: MT. and Mrs Frank Guard, Misses Ida and Erna Quarg of Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Seibold, MT and Mrs. Schmeister, Miss Marie Seibold, MT. Blockhaus, MT. and Mrs. Cole, MT. and Mrs. Henry Guard and Messrs. Wully Schneider, Westman and Knie. Many beautiful gifts were bestowed on the host
 James H. Mansfield of this city, an active member of the Y. P. $. c. B.. is expected to speak in the Clintonville chapel next Sunday at S:30 p. m.
 Word comes from Laurel Hill, Nor wich. of the advent of a little boy at +he home of MT. and Mrs. Danahey' The little fellow has been named Ed ward Geary Danahey, his mother hay ing been Miss Elizabeth Geary of this citv. one of the best known teachers of piano a few years ago.
 The funeral of Nancy C., wife of Tsaae F. Mallory, was attended Mon- dav at her late home, 22S Front street Che had been for many years a mem- ber of St. James church, and the rec for Rev. Mir. Burroughs, oficiated. Her oge was eighty-five years. She was a daughter of the late Harry and Mary Tsollins of Guilford. The interment was in Fair Haven cemetery.
 For Hale lodge, No. 225, N. E. O. P. oe,ehrated it's twelfth annual last even ing. The programme for the evening was an entertaining one, consisting of
 .,,,s+ral entertainment with jokes anC