The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
aTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLR
And Other People Known in This Cits .-Hnterestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

AnterestlnS social Events Here anu Elsewhere.
 President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale will leave this city next week. Febru- ary 23, on another western trip, his third of the present season. He will go guest of honor at the annual banquet of the Federated Yale clubs of the west The third annual reunion of the Vet eran Rovers Wheel club was held at the Hotel Oneco Wednesday evening. where Landlord Sullivan prepared a splendid menu for the members The club was formed many years ago, and disbanded in 1S9S
 Professor J. M. Hoppln of Hillhouse avenue has in press little book, en- titled The Reading of Shakespeare" which will soon be published.
 Miss Mary W. Green of Louisville, Ky, is the guest of Di. and Mrs. w. H. Grove of Whalley avenue.
 General s. D. Merwin is confined to his home by throat aff1iction, and is under the care of a trained nurse.
 The tWenty-second annual dance for the pupils and alumni of the Butler Business school, and their friends, took
 
 A very enjoyable "tin shower, sur- prise was given to Miss Lucie Peat at her home, 409 Greenwich avenue Tues day evening in honor of her approach ing wedding. It was such a complete surprise that it was some time before Miss Peat recovered her usual serenity Harmonic hall was the scene of very pretty valentine dance Wednes- day evening. About sixty of the young CT set danced, and greatly enjoyed the pretty figures and unique favors. Miss Gibbons was assisted by a number of society matrons.
 The lat home'' reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood s. Thompson and MT. and Mrs Paul Sanford Thomp- son at 153 York street Wednesday night was a brilliantly beautiful af- fair.
 General and Mrs E. s. Greeley will give a reception at their Orange street residence on Tuesday evening next, from until 10 o'clock.
 A pleasant little valentine party was held at the residence of Miss Olive Hendricks at 13S Newhall street Wednesday evening. The young people were entertained with numerous games, among them one of hearts. In this, Mr. Earl Dickerman carried off first honors, and Miss Mazie Donahue won the consolation prize.
 The Mothers club has been fortunate enough to secure Dr. E. H. Jenkins, di- rector of the experiment station to give his splendid paper, Pure Food" before them at the meeting this even- ing at the home of Mrs. l.. T. Snow of 136 Sherman avenue.
 pr. Nelson A. Ludington will be the speaker at the third of the series of medical lectures under the auspices of the Tribune Sunshine society in City Mission hall this afternoon at o'clock. His subject will be First Aid to the Injured'
 Great interest is felt In the coming en- tertainment of the Radiator in Music hall tonight The first part of the programme will consist of selections by a double quartette from the Apollo Glee club of Yale, and the farce under the direction of MT. Harry Jones will form the second part. Dancing, for which Odenkirchen's orchestra will play. will close the programme, contin- uing until 1 o'clock.
 Rev. Stewart Means, D. D., and Mrs. Means left yesterday for weeks trip Mrs. Means will visit relatives of Mr. Means in Pittsburg, while MT. Means goes to Ann Arbor, Mich, to deliver a lecture there
 A sale of fancy articles, candy, cake and Ice cream will be held by the eighth grade of the Orange street school on Saturday afternoon, Febru- ary 17, from 2 to 5 o'clock. The pur- pose of the sale is to raise funds for school decoration.
 Adjutant General Cole has appointed Sergeant William Bowden of this city second lieutenant of company D. the New Haven Blues, Second Regiment, with rank from December 25, 1905; vice Beebe promoted
 pr, c. w. Goylord has succeeded in changing the date of concert which is to mark the opening of another course of lectures at Library hall. The original date arranged for conflcted with the opera "Pinafore." Wednes- day afternoon, February 21 "The Car men Italian Boys" with Gilbert Poland, reader and impersonators will give the first entertainment of the course.
 InGre WdS d merry N6lClILll4O Wttlot given at the home of MT. and Mrs. l. T. Buliey, 1OS Ward street, Wednes- day evening.
 The opening of St. Josephs church fair in Westville Wednesday night was most suspicious. The array of trti- cles donated for the church was large and handsome, chief among them being a dining room set.
 Mrs Lorena Smith of West Main street, Branford, nonogenarian, arriv- ed at her ninety-first milestone Monday, hale, hearty and wonderfully full of vigor She frequently walks Sundays to and from her home to the Baptist church, distance each way of over one mile.
 At a recent meeting of the Young Mems Catholic club of West Haven it was decided to run a minstrel show at a date to be decided on later. A committee was chosen as follows: Chairman, Michael Gaffney; secretary Edward Hannah; George Fender Thomas Mckay, Florry Mccarthy John Kennedy; Rev. Jeremiah Curtin will be treasurer.
 Plans are being made by the social committee of the Welch District Alum