The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known iA This cisS --Interestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

--Interestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge has re- turned from short visit in New York. Miss Florence Hatch was most pleas her friends at her home, AT Congress avenue, Monday night Piano selec- tions by Miss Lucy Gerard, Florence Hatch and MT. Bournan, guitar and mandolin solos by Peter and Fred Oths were well given and thoroughly appre- ciated.
 Miss Anna M. Swanson, nurse of Derby, is recovering from an attack of appendicitis at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Fabrique, of 20 Stanley street.
 The February meeting of the Moth CTS club will be held in the parlors of the Y. M. c. A. building on Friday aft ernoon at o'clock. Dr. A. N. filling will speak on "The Care of the Eyes, v Mrs William A. Borden of Westville will preside.
 In Harmonic ball last evening the third of the series of debutantes' dances arranged by Miss Gibons was given It was the last of the dances for several weeks and for that reason unusually jolly. Fielding Jackson led the first half of the cotillon, with Miss Anna Fitch as partner and the second half was led by John T. Ramsey and Miss Hastings The music was in charge of Yakove Spivakowski
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia will leave tomorrow to join MT. ana Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge in the south.
 The repetition of the Sacred Heart vaudeville in Sacred Heart hall last might drew very large crowd. This was the third appearance of this tal- ented company of amateurs and will internationally be the best
 Dr. Horatio Parker went to Derby last evening to conduct the Derby Choral club at its annual concert. Prof. Isidor Troostwyk of the department Of music of the university assisted as con- cert meister and number of the mem- bers of the New Haven Symphony or cbestra played.
 Prof Martin T. Reynolds of this city is in receipt of a very flattering offer Z from Albany, N. Y. He has been offer * ed the post of organist and choir d. rector of St. Agnes church, one of the largest and handsomest in the city. His great success in this city, however, will probably result in his declining the po sition.
 One of the most delightful of the sea- son's dances was that given by the Cal rmet club, Branford, at Pytrian hall Mnoday evening It was the last of the season and everybody present seemed bent on making the occasion a joyous one.
 The Misses Finnegan of State street gave a large house whist Monday night .---sthe first entertainment in the circle" service being given in St Mary's par ish About twenty tables were occu- pied and all had a jolly social time Miss Page captured the first prize 8 burnt wood basket; Father Ford, first gentlemen's prize, box of cigars, and the third prize went to Terrence Brady Fashionable people here will of course be interested in the announcement of the coming marriage March 20 of Miss Evelyn B. Schley of New York and Max Howell Behr, also of that city, but who during his college course here be- came very popular in society circles.
 A very pleasant surprise party was on Dayton street Monday evenng 77S9 given on James J. Mckay at his home on Dayton street Monday evening. The evening was spent in playing whist and in vocal and Instrumental music. Later in the evening a light luncheon was served Those present were MT. and Mrs. William Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Al. Graf, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Mckay, MT. and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Whfdey, Mrs. Bishop, J. s. Mckay.
 Last evening the Neighborhood Read ing circle entertained the Round Table of Bridgeport at the home of Mrs. Frederick Cornwall Lafayette avenue. A light comedy was given by some members of the circle, followed by 9 short musical programme, after which the guests in Shakesperean character found their partners for supper.
 That ball that the Fourth Ward Hammer club held at the new Harugari hall last night was pleasing affair in every particular The object of the ball, a most worthy one, attracted a vast number there The decorations were especially ornate, Including, of course, a lavish display of American flags. Among the features of the even- ing were several selections by Miss Lll- Han Savers, the daughter of John F Savers, and an accomplished vocalist The proceeds will be used to alleviate suffering in the Fourth ward.
 A pretty and quiet wedding was sol emnized in Grace church, Hamden, or Wednesday evening, February 21 by Rev. James Edward Coley, rector, the contracting parties being Edward A Jones and Miss Marguerite H. Browne both of this city.
 Marshall Johnson and wife of Clinton returned from Philadelphia Monday where they have spent the greater par of the winter with their son and fami. ly.
 The members of St. Mary's Dramatic club Branford, were entertained Sun. day evening at the home of the presi dent of the club J. Edward Matthews of Farren avenue, this city. The clul will give another play after Lent, ant A number of books were looked over bu