The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People I1nown In TnIs Cit,
 --InterestInE Social Evess4a Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. Minor Bradley at 91 Meadow street Saturday, March F, and as a result two little maidens have been added to the
 Bradley household. The Irish neigh bors of MT. and Mrs Bradley are espec- ially interested in the fact that the l girls came on 'St. Patricks day in the
 morning" Miss Chadburn's Tuesday evening class met in Warner hall Tuesday even
 ing and the forty young people present
 had very jolly evening. MT. Atwater
 played for the dancing Mrs. George
 W. Sieber of Akron, O.; Mrs. Charles
 Helland and Mrs. William Anthonuy
 Granville acted as matrons.
 Walter Damrosch, the conductor of
 the New York symphony orchestra,
 which played in Woolsey hall last night
 accompanied by Mrs. Walter Damrosch,
 arrived in New Haven yesterday after
 noon and were entertained by Judge
 and Mrs. William K. Townsend during
 their stay in this city Josef Lhevinne,
 the piano soloist, came at noon, and
 registered at the New Haven house. He
 toow an early opportunity to look over
 Woolsey hall, and expressed himself
 as greatly pleased with the hall and it's
 acoustics.
 Attorney General William A. King
 who has been i'll at his home in Will
 limantic, is expected to return to his
 office at the capitol soon.
 The Helping Hand society met Tues
 day afternoon and evening at the home
 of N. T. Gierding of 49 Atwater street,
 A fine supper was served, after which
 cards and musical selections by Miss
 Mabele Gierding and Miss Du Plessus
 were enjoyed, About forty people were
 present.
 The following Connecticut visitors are
 registered at the various hotels in Washington: B. F. Herman of Bridge port at the St. James, William Kane
 and Margaret Kane of Lakeville at the
 Raleigh Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Redfield
 of Hartford at the Willard Tomorrow at 2:3O o'clock meeting
 of the Branford teachers of the schools
 will be held at the Branford high school
 and will be addressed by Prof, H. w, whitney, who will talk on the cooper ation of the schools and libraries in de- veloping tests for good reading. The meeting will be open to the public and parents and others who may be inter- ested are invited to attend. Miss Mabel Coates was surprised Tuesday evening by a number of her intimate friends at her home on Win chester avenue. Vocal and graphophone selections and suitable games were en- tyed Miss Dora Symon received first prize and Ray Westlund secured the second in the Foxy Grandpa game which was exceedingly amusing Ben jarnin and Walter Sloane sang duettes aided by the graplophone This sort 8 of enjoyment was indulged in until a N late hour, when a delicious supper was served by Mrs. Coates and Mrs E q Westlund, shortly after which the N guests departed.
 A MT. and Mrs w. L. Uhl of First ave 4 nue, West Haven, entertained over A Sunday Mrs. c. o. Beardsley, Mrs T. A H Halmadge, Miss Julia Haze, Everett M Whitaker and Bert Haze, all of New 4 Haven
 $ William Bush of North street, Mil A ford, was ninety-three years of agt a yesterday and in the afternoon held { N reception, at which quite a number O 3 intimate friends and relatives wer, A present. MT. Bush is one of the natives A of the town, and likewise the oldes M resident He has been a member o N Wopowage lodge, I, O. 0. F., for ove A sixty years
 N The freshmen debating team to rep N resent Yale in the debate with tn A Princeton freshmen in this city Apri % was finally selected Tuesday nigh H after several weeks labor in trying ou candidates. The Eli freshmen are J. [ 8 MeCanaughty, M, B. Villas and c. I ~ Clark,
 % A pretty house wedding of interest t M the New Haven friends of the brid M was celebrated at the home of Coun A cilman and Mrs. Miller of Middletow Al on Mnoday evening, when their daugh # ter Miss Adah Lucia Miller and Ben A iamin Allerf were united in marriage b M Rev. Mir. Hazen of the Congregations # church.
 ~ Mrs. Sinclair of 1SS Dixwell avenu - = will hold a whist this evening for tn E benefit of the rectory fund of St, Mary M parish. Her friends are invited to at M tend
 M The ladies society will give suppe M tthe Ferry street chapel this eVenin M from 63O until o'clock. M The whist to be given at the hom M of Mir. and Mrs Thomas J. Donnelly C "A Middletown avenue tonight for Mis- M Mary Cronan's circle, promises to be M great success.
 M F. A. French of Kingston, N. Y, wi N give an exhibition of moving picture N for boys only OF Saturday at o'cloc M in Foy auditorium at toe Y. M. c. A.
 Mrs. Florence Andrews returned M her home in East Haven Tuesday frol H Brooklyn, N. Y where she had bee
 visiting a sister who soon sails fC M Ireland to visit daughter who reside H there.
 Mrs. Irving G. Richey gave her pos H poned whist for the benefit of the Ma! N flower branch Tribune Sunshine societ H at her beautiful home on Sherman av, E nue last night.
 W Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Elwell of Dal W h,tr1, arc the g1ests of their son. FNraT