The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. t1EMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm Tnis CIts Interesting Social Events Here and EIseWheres

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 --Interesting Social Gventa Here and
 Elsewhere.
 l Private dinner parties on board of | special cars are now quite the fad among the winter colony at Palm Beach, Fla. There are at the present time ten private cars on sidings at Palm Beach. One car which recently arrived is the property of Franklin Farrel of Ansonia. He entertained at dinner upon the arrival of the car MT, and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and
 family of this city, MT. and Mrs
 Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia and Dr. G. A. Shelton of Derby. Many dinners
 and other social events have been given
 in honor of Colonel and Mrs. Trow-
 bridge during their stay in the south.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley of
 IT Cedar street are receiving congrat-
 ulations over a girl baby. MT. Bradley
 is the popular baggaemaster at the
 Union depot, and is kept very busy re-
 ceiving the hearty congratulations of
 the many employees of the station.
 William F. Hasseloack the Chapel
 
 home yesterday afternoon after two
 months absence in Italy, Spain and
 northern Africa.
 Professor and Mrs B. H. Sheath of
 Whitney avenue have gone to Atlantic
 City and are stopping at Haddon Holl.
 Harry Beal of the senior class of
 Yale spoke last night at the weekly
 meeting of the Berkeley Mems club at
 City Mission house, POI Orange street.
 MT. Beal is president of the Berkeley
 association at Yale, and was president
 of the local club. H. V. S. Taylor 0S,
 gave some graphophone selections and
 solos were rendered by the Misses Mary and Catherine Corcoran of Haven street
 Miss Hendrika Troostwyk, the young daughter of Professor and Mrs Isidore Troostwyk, has gone to Philadelphia for a fortnight's visit with relatives. Professor Troostwyk accompanied his daughter there but returned to town on Monday.
 William H. Moore, clerk at the gen. eral delivery window at the postoff1ce, rendered a dinner Tuesday evening to five boys of the special delivery service at his home the Lenox cottage Oak < street, Savin Rock. The affair was greatly enjoyed by all present. During the evening there were songs given by Andy Gaffney and recitations by Johr Devine and Walter Fitzgerald. Conductor James T. McKiernan 4 who was badly hurt in the trolley < wreck Monday night in East Haven ! is doing nicely and Dr. Verdi says ht Il will be albleto leave his bed by Fri A day.
 N Mrs. E. s. Reed and Miss Reed Q q Lawrence street, are stopping at thu q Creston, Atlantic City.
 # The Young Mems league of Dayen port church will give an entertainment # at the Sunday school rooms this even ' ing, called Echoes fom the Minstrels, a The programme consists of two parts S MT. w. J. Crowder, who is in charg' H of the affair." will act as interlocutor # The tambos are Messrs. Arthur, Popl H and Harold Ford, and the bones T Messrs. Henry Downer and Henr' M Ford.
 H Rev. William Coyle of St. John @ church will deliver a lecture on Ire lands Heritage" at the church on Mon A day, March 19. A sacred concert wi N follow the lecture. The programme wi # be announced later.
 # Mrs. James w. Tabb of Carmel stree Al entertained the members of her whis club on Monday evening last. Afte # the game luncheon was served. Tn # members of this club are Mrs, C. M Bright, Mrs. A. Vosburg, Mrs. w. ( Dow, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. F. Atwood % Mrs. Gorham and Mrs. Russell Nez
 Monday the club will meet with Mir @ Atwood of Whalley avenue.