The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City -InterestinG Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere. The engagement is announced of Charles H. Sherrill, Yale '89, former Yale athlete, now a lawyer in New York, and Miss Georgie Barker Gibbs of New York. The wedding will take place on Thursday, February 8, at 20 East 65th street, New York city. Miss Gibbs is the daughter of the late Ed Win M. Gibbs, and comes from an old Norwich, Conn.,, family. MT. Gibbs, whose death occurred about five years ago, was at one time the president of the Thames National bank of Norwich, and afterward treasurer of the New York Life Insurance company. The family moved to New York about fif- teen years ago. Miss Gibbs is the niece of George Gibbs, Yale '56.
 Mrs. Abigail Foster of Lansing, Mich., is visiting her sister Mrs. w. F. Dick erman, 276 Orange street.
 The Yale Alumni association of Hart ford will hold its annual banquet in the Allyn house Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 9. President Hadley and Walter Camp will be among the guests.
 Mrs. Edward Taylor will give a bridge party this afternoon to her guest, Mrs. Baldwin of New York.
 Mrs. H. B. Ives and daughter, Miss Leila Ives nf Whitney avenue, who left for the south a few days ago, are now at Southern Pines, N. C. They expect to remain there until May
 pr. C. w. Vishno has removed to 23 College street, corner Crown street.
 The ladies of the Davenport church will hold supper this evening at 6:8O, which will be followed by an entertain nnent.
 The ladies of the Epworth church will hold a ten cent supper accompanied by a sale of ice cream this evening. A large attendance is desired.
 This evening the wedding of Miss Ethel Loaring, formerly of South Nor walk, and Charles A. Stormont of West Haven, will be celebrated at the home of Miss Loaring on Winthrop avenue, at 7:S0 o'clock in the evening. Rev. Dr. Sheath of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church will officiate. The we'd ding will be private, only members of the family and immediate relatives be- ing present.
 There will be cake sale in the guild room of St. Pohn's P. l.. church. cor ner of Orange and Humphrey streets this afternoon from 2;30 to 5:3O 0 clock Mrs. l.. T. Snow opened her hand some house on Sherman avenue Mon- day evening for the first evening enter tainment of the New Haven Mothers club The guests of the evening were the husbands of the members, and all greatly enjoyed the talk on 'Slave Mothers by Mrs. Estelle Merrill oi Boston. There were about 200 present The, house was very handsomely deco. rated with quantities of pink roses and ferns. m Mrs Edward Gale of Gamer Feet is spend ling a. week iaa Newark, N. J.
 The Monday afternoon Whist club ot West Haven met Monday with Mrs D A. Kinner. The substitutes for the aft ernoon were Mrs. A. Felton Wood, Mrs E.. A. Lettney, Mrs. L. P, Langdon, Mrs H. s. Thompson and Mrs c. D. Phelps A dainty buffet lunch was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Corcoran of Ex. change street are receiving congrattula. tions on the arrival of little son al their home Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Birchett of New York city are spending a few days 1T town the guests of Mrs. George Kettle ton of Stowe's Hill
 Mrs. James Goodsell of North Fron street Is visiting with her daughter, Mrs Charles I. Shepard of Lake Place.
 The condition of Contractor B. F Hosley, who is i'll at his home on Mon towese street, Branford remains abou the same. An attack of the old troubl from which MT. Hosley suffered st much two years ago is feared, bu everything is being done to ward of blood poisoning.
 Mir and Mrs. George Rulin of IS Au burn street entertained number o their friends Monday evening in homo of the first anniversary of their mar riage Mrs. Harold Cheevers and MI Rulin pleased the guests by their voca selections, accompanied by Fred Ruli on the mandolin. Harold Cheever als ss1g several popular songs.
 Miss Anna P. Day of College stree was the hostess at g. very small ant informal tea given at her home lat Saturday afternoon. There were n elaborate decorations the rooms show ing some handsome cut flowers, mostl, roses and carnations Miss Day wa assisted in receiving her guests by he sister, Mrs William Woodward, an the calling hours were from until { During that time among those wh called were Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler Mrs Henry F. English, Mrs. Johl slade Ely, Mrs. Arthur Morrill,, Mrs William Smith, Mrs. Charles Vishn and Miss Florence Truman.
 Gilbert Tullock was admitted to an has an interest in the firm of Minel Read Garette, wholesale grocers, iron January 1, 1906.
 Miss Mabel Rowe, after a serious i'll ness, has returned to her duties wit the George H. Baker company.
 Louis H. Bristol left last week fo Thomasville, Ga., where he will spen a few weeks.
 Thomas German of Seattle, Wash grand knight of the Knights of Colum bus. is visiting in this city He is tn guest of MT. E.. L. Hearn, suprem knight of the local council.
 The coming production of the s Johns club minstrels, to be given Music hall on the evening of FeIbruar