The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLR

And Other People Knowm in This City --Interenting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Dr. Henry Wade Rogers, dean of the | Yale law school, left yesterday for Lin- coin, Neb., where he will deliver the ad- | dress at the mid-year commencement of the University of Nebraska. His sub ject will be Generalization in Govern ment." The February meeting of the Wom- ans Civic Study club will be held in | Center church chapel Wednesday after noon, February 2S, at o'clock. pr. William G. Daggett will speak to the members on Contagious Diseases"
 Mrs. s. H. Chapman, w. E. Baldwin and Mrs. E. M. Baldwin are among the New Haveners at Ormond, Fla. They are guests at Breton Inn. The New Haven Christian Endeavor union had delightful social in Dayen- port church Thursday night. Fully 200 Christian Endeavorers gathered for the Social of Nations" which was cleverly planned and ingeniously carried out. Each church delegation represented nation in dress, habits and entertain ment.
 Mrs. Frederick H. Benton has been quite i'll at her apartments in Duncan hall, but is now greatly improver.
 A very successful birthday surprise party was given at Newman's academy Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Pauline Rasch by her friends The ev- ening was passed pleasantly. consisting of a programme of eighteen dances. Re- treatments were served during inter- mission About 100 couples were pres ent.
 A delightful programme has been ar- ranged for Monday evening at the Dwight Place church. when Miss Edna Little. the reader of New York, and Miss May Bradley, soloist of this city, will appear. H. H. Whitaker will act as accompanist. Miss Bradley Is fav- orite here, and Miss Little is famous in her profession and has been named the "Jenny Lind of Oratory.'
 MT. and Mrs w. F. Goodwin enter tained about forty friends Thursday evening at their home on Washington avenue. west Haven, in honor of Rev. and Mrs. w. F. DicKerman. Mir. Dick erman, who has been pastor of the Church of the Messiah, New Haven, for the past eleven years, has resigned to accept the appointment of state su- perintendent of the Universalist churches. Several members of the Church of the Messiah reside in West Haven. T,e evening was spent music ally and socially.
 Miss Mamie Dwyer of 53 Liberty street was given a farewell surprise -1m1naMnm Thursdax. evening, about two ber friends particfpatirg anmShe even- ing's enjoyment. Miss Dwyer removes to Hartford on Monday
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Coyle of St. John street very delightfully."- celebratei the twenty-ffth anniversary of then marriage on Thursday evening There was a splendid musical programme in which Miss Lillian Coyle, Miss Mary Coyle. MT. Callahan and MT. O'Connell took part.
 At the meeting of the local lodge of the G. of L. F., on Sunday next a class of 100 candidates will be initiated This Is the largest class ever initiated by any local attached to this order Following the meeting banquet under the supervision of the ladies auxiliary of the lodge will be served.
 The second annual ball given by L. A. Fisk Hose company, No. 1, of Bran ford. in Music hall Wednesday evening, February 21, promises to be very enjoy able Miller's orchestra of New Haven will pla wand c. H. Holsenbach will prompt The grand march will be form ed at 8:3O o'clock.
 Sea View Pomona range, No. 8, which numbers S31 members, met Thursday at Masonic hall, Clinton, at which meeting a goodly number were present. Officers for the ensuing year were installed.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Anna Sauerbrunn at her home, 75 Nicoll street, Wednesday even ing. The evening was spent in singing and playig of games, after which sup per was served
 The Kalmathean club met at the home of Mrs John E. Lomas S31 Cen ter street, West Haven, yesterday after noon. The topic for discussion was "Art Does Not Initiate but Interpret, D Mazzini; chairman, Mrs. Frank w. Kimberly. Figure Painters" and Dutch Types by Mrs. Clarence l., Clark.
 A complimentary Angelus recital will be given in Treat & Shepards ware rooms this afternoon at o'clock. The public is cordially invited. These re- citals are very pleasing and always well patronized. Charles H. Tracy will dem- onstrate.
 On Wednesday evening an enjoyable surprise was given to John H. Ellico at his home, GA Kensington street, Whist was played for a time, then came a welcome call from the hostess to a bountifu buffet lunch.
 The cast of characters for 'Pinafore'' wFlcich Is to be played soon in Bran