The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERS N"
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And Other People Known fin This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Mrs Hawley, wife of the late sena- tor Joseph R. Hawley of Connecticut, and Mrs. Charles Cole, widow of Judge Cole of Washingtonf will spend the winter in Bruges, Belgium.
 At the meeting of the Lillian M. Hol- lister hive, Ladies of the Maccabees, to be held Friday evening, officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Phi Sigma society of the New Haven high school will give a tea at the home bf Miss Marjorie Munson, 35 Bishop street, on Saturday afternoon for the commercial and academic freshman classes.
 Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridg9 of Church street is to be the hostess this year at the Junior tea, one of the big events of promnade week. The tea will take place as usual on the day before the promenade, which this year will be held on Tuesday evening, January 22.
 The New Haven Light Guards have decided to give a dance and social on Christmas afternoon and evening. The committee in charge consists of Cap tain George E. Hall, Lieutenants Thomas and sucher, Sergeants Fitz- gerald, Hollis and Planten, Privates Timm and Mauty and Musician Fels- burg
 Austin F. Hawes. state forester of Connecticut, has returned from his trip abroad, where he went to study practical forest conditions in Germany and France. He spent most of his time in the Black forest and received many courtasies at the hands of the German foresters.
 The ladies' aid society of Taylor M. E. church. Milford, will hold one of its popular suppers in the church parlors this evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Ashdown of Meriden have taken apartments at Warner hall for the winter,
 The B. T. -- girls of the New Haven high school will give one of their de- lightful dances at the New Haven Lawn club Friday night,
 Mrs. T. J. Adams of Whalley avenue is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Jones of Plain- vile.
 Miss May Hayden of S9 Clay street, who has been confined to the home for the past ten days with tonsilitis is conyalescent.
 ID house is receiving congratulations over a girl baby weighing fourteen pounds, which was born Saturday.
 Mrs J. K. Barney of Rhode Island, superintendent of prisons, police and reformatory work for the National w. O. T. U., will speak in the Baptist church in Clinton to the children on Saturday afternoon next and will oc- cupy the pulpit of the Congregational church on Sunday and will speak in the Methodist church Monday after noon on Round the World With a White Ribbon"
 A delightful program of sixteen dances is to be given by Odenkrchen's s orchestra at Warner hall on Friday evening for the informal dance to be given by the society of Phi Delta This is the first dance the society has given up town this season, and the mem bers of the committee are doing every thing in their power to make it as successful and enjoyable as those in the past, The members of the com mittee are Clarence L. Beardsley, Fred l.. Bradley and Kenneth A. Pierce.
 Samuel E. Campbell has returned from an extended stay in London, England.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank R. Bliss of West Chapel street have gone to Rockport, Ill, to spend the winter.
 The annual French fair, soiree, so- cial and sauterie for the benefit of St. Louis R. c. church opens in Music hall this evening, December 12, and will continued until December r. This fair was brilliant success last year and with the energetic committee selected should again make a record this sea- son.
 The young men of Westville have