The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City --Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Society Is to lose two of its most prominent members in MT. and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll tr, who are to leave for New York just as soon as satisfac- tory house arrangements can be made. Everyone is delighted with MT. Inger- soils splendid appointment In the bridge commission service, though ev- eryone sincerely regrets that it will take them from New Haven, where for so long they have been leaders among fashionable people.
 The annual dinner at the Graduates club to it's members was held Saturday night in the club rooms in Elm street, Prof c. s. Hastings actin gas the toast master. There were several toasts. The chief one was to the club. One hundred and twenty-six covers were laid and a vocal market furnished music. There were no guests The dinner was of a delightfully."- informal nature.
 One of the most interesting visitors at the junior promenade was Miss Dyer 
 Mrs. w. w. Farnam. Miss Dyer has but recently returned from the Philip pines, where she has been for the past few years.
 A dinner was given by $. s. Thomp- sen nsSaturday evening at Heublein's to v thirty-two of his employees in honor of tfae marriage of his son, Paul Sanford, to Miss Margaret Root of this city, which takes place at Trinity church next Wednesday evening at 6 D. m. S. s. Thompson was too ill to be present, but his son was there and received the Congratulations of the company on his coming marriage.
 Mrs. Caleb B. Bowers and Miss Bow CTS of Grown street have issued cards for a large reception to be given at the Bowers residence on Friday afternoon from 4 until o'clock to introduce Miss Katherine Bowers. The debutante is a daughter of Dr. William T. Bowers of Bridgeport, the eldest son of Mrs Bow CTS. Several hundred invitations have been issued for the affair. , Mrs. Thomas H. Russell of Elm street is planning to leave soon with her daughter, Miss May Russell and several of the latter's young friends, for trip to Jamaica Miss zaidee Ty- Ter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William R. Tyler, will be in the party, which q will consist of a half dozen. They will leave as soon as Dr. Russell, wtlo has been in Jamaica recently, with his son, Huntington Russell, returns home.
 Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trow- bridge with Miss Trowbridge and little Miss Rachel Trowbridge, will leave to- day for Palm Beach, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Tyler of Pros pect street are expecting to leave with a party of New Haven friends for Cen tral America very soon. In the party will be Miss Elizabeth Sargent
 A very interesting wedding in society next month will be that of Miss Flea .,anr.C1tler and Leonard M. paggett ss V. al4Aslse wedding and will z take place on saturday Afternoon, Feb ruary IT.
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Whitney are plan ming to sail for Europe early next month to be gone until ttle late spring
 All interested in the welfare of the J 4o hear that Mrs. William Lyon Phelps has been obliged to resign from her DO sition as president of the association Mrs. Phelps has been everything to the exchange and her loss as leading offi- cial will be keenly felt for long time to come. Mrs Phelps is not at all well and feels that she is not capable of do ing good work for the society Her res ignation, therefore, is only another proof of her consciousness as an of ficer, and her deep interest in the vel fare of the exchange.
 Mrs. Arthur N. Wheeler of Trumbul street gave a bridge party Saturday afternoon for about score of the lead ing players among her friends.
 Mrs. H. H. Benedict has returned from a. brief stay in St. Augustine, Fla
 Mrs. John W. Mansfield gave a small bridge party Saturday afternoon at her home in Grown street, entertaining four tables at whist This Is one of the se- rles of Saturday afternoon whist par ties that MT. Mansfield has given this 4 xWinter.
 N. g Miss Mabel Homan, the daughter ot Waterman brdIlkllU 1+ ftOUldH, Wdl pleasantly surprised by 8 number of he friends of the New Haven High schoo Friday night at her home, 164 Howart avenue. Miss Homan proved herself z winsome and capable hostess, and tn, event was replete with unlimited pleas ure for all
 Mir and Mrs. William Lounsbury lief Branford Tuesday for Florida, and ex pect to arrive in Winter Haven the frs of this week They stopped at Wash anR,ton and other points en route.
 Miss Mabel Peterson returned las Thursday from a very enjoyable visi of two months with relatives in St Louis, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. Melville E. Stone o New York city were the guests of Deal and Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers of Or ange street. while in town the pas week.
 Professor and Mrs. Roy l.. Marstol expect to give up their Prospect stree house this spring, and in May will g to their new home In Maine
 MT. Murray Sargent, who has bee in Europe for several months, has re turned home.
 Miss Rebecca D. Beach of Wall stree was the hostess Friday afternoon a a very pretty tea for the Wednesda dancing class. Mrs. Colin M Ingersol