The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR
And Other People Known in This Cits --Interesting Social EvsEtn Here &aS Elsewhere.

An entertainment entitled "The Fam fly Album" will be given by the First New Haven company, boys brigade, of Humphrey street Congregational ! church in the parlors of the church . this evening. The affair will be given under the direction of James F. Par sons and ice cream will be on sale after the entertainment,
 During her stay in this city Miss | Dorothy Richardson, the young author of that famous book, "The Long Day" will be the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Frank c. Porter of Bradley street. Miss Richards will speak before the annual meeting of them Lowell House assocla- tion next Thursday evening in United | church chapel. She is much in the l public eye at the present time and her coming is of extraordinary interest. She will talk on the experiences of factory girl, simplifying those related in der widely read book
 At the New Haven theater Wednes- | day night Manager Bunnell, who is a member of the New Haven cmoman- dery, Knights Templar, entertained company of fifty members of the com mandery and their wives.
 President and Mrs. A. T. Hadley had as their guests Wednesday Charles Taft brother of Mon. William Taft.
 James G. Palmer, returned home in Branford Wednesday evening from Ne wBritain where he had been nurs- ing S. V. Damon. MT. Damon died Wednesday morning of paralysis, and the funeral services will be held to-day. He was well known here having a cot tage at Shore Beach, where he had passed his summers for number of i years.
 Mrs H. Grant Thompson and her daughter, Miss Margaret Thompson have returned fro man extended and most delightful stay in Jamaica.
 Prof. s. s. Sanford who came up l from New York Wednesday to attend | the concert for the benefit of the Yale infirmary fund left yesterday for New York. Prof. Sanford paid all expenses for the splendid concert of Wednesday evening, and through his splendid gen. erosity gave New Haveners a chance to hear one of the finest orchestras in the world, and very materially aided the infirmary fund.
 Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell were tender ed a surprise masquerade at their new home in Whitneyville Wednesday night and a most enjoyable time was spent The entertainment included dancing
 music and games, with a supper for the
 wind-lrp The guests made the trip in one of Brazos' large sleighs, leaving
 for New Haven at 1:S0 o'clock
 "A double birthday celebration in
 Nichols street was recently held when
 Max Bohndorf and George Brache both
 gave a party. MT. Bohndorf Is thirty
 four and MT. Brache twenty-four years
 of age. The latter has only been in this
 country from Germany two weeks.
 Among those present were MT. and
 Mrs. Charles Brache and family, MT.
 and Mrs Bernard Schmidt Bernard
 Hoffman and Miss Gertrude Freschcon Mrs. Frank H, Shell has returned
 from Washington, where she had been visiting her mother-in-laW, Mrs Dean of Oaklawn.
 MT and Mrs, s. Fl. Hart of Prospect street, who have been in Battle Creek
 Mich, for several weeks, have returned
 home. MT Hart comes back greatly
 improved in health,
 The Clinton A. c. team of basket. . ball players put up a runaway gamt f with the "A" team from the armorl
 Wednesday night at the Edwin Ban
 croft Foote Boys club gymnasium, win ], ming by score of 25 to 5.
 MT and Mrs Leonard F. Hotchkiss O . Livingston street with their boys ar,
 spending couple of weeks at Lake ' wood N. J.
 = Maestro Sulli, who has been engaget as organist and choirmaster at St I Michael's R. c. church, is planning fin y music for the year beginning May r He expects to have four quartets an, r some notable chorus work will be done U Miss Grace Walker gave a charming
 descriptive talk on Alaska" at the o'clock meeting at Calvary Baptis r church Wednesday afternoon. Suppe
 was served at 6:S0 o'clock by the La IF dies Benevolent society.
 Mrs. Irving G. Richey of Sherma
 avenue opened her house for larg l. whist for the benefit of Mayfowe sr branch, Tribune Sunshine society,Wed Tt nesday night. The handsome house wa ;s further beautif1ed by ferns, palms an
 cut flowers. Twenty-one tables wer sr occupied Mrs. Richey was assisted t. Mrs. Thomas H. Cox Mrs, Williar r. Hesslin and MT Jones in supervisin Id the sections Eight prizes were award d ed, all of which were handsome, Tfl
 gentlemens prizes were captured b of MT. Perkins, MT, Macdonald, M Ill Richey and MT. States,
 is The ladies of the s. S. and F. Aftel
 noon Whist club gave very enjoyab
 reception to their husbands and frient
 at the home of Miss Kate Hotchkiss
 400 Elm street Wednesday evening. ar MT. and Mrs. H. B. Leonard of S of Roman street received a visit from tl S. stork on Tuesday. Mother and chi m are doing well.
 on Julian w. Curtiss, Yale's rowing at ad wiser, was in town Wednesday for
 few hours to look over the crews in a he tion. He spent about two hours out rs, the harbor in the Yale launch watchir il- the work of the 'Y'' and "A' crew h. who, after a short period of coachin as raced for quarter of mile, the ~ er- crew winning by half a length tn The Matinee Whist club will me se. this afternoon with Mrs. George Loc he wood at her home on Elm street, We