The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
2IEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known an TnIs Cits s-Tntereutlng Social Eve=ta Here and Elsewhere.


 Miss Doris Newburg, the young daughter of Mrs. Walcott Newberry is at home from Rosemary hall for the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. w. A. Granville and Mrs. Geo, Hayes were the matrons at the meeting of Miss Chadburn's Tuesday evening class in Warner hall last night. Mr. Atwater had charge of the music.
 Miss Mabel Welch, of Wallingford, who has been the guest of Miss Flor Sence Goebel, of Elm street, over Sun day, returned to her studies at the Phelps academy on Monday morning. While here pit party was given in her honorThose asked to meet Miss Welch were Miss Harriet Bailey, Miss Helen MacGregor, Messrs. Walter and Donald French, Ellis Weaver and several oth- CTS.
 Miss Josephine Maher, of Sherman avenue, who has been confined to her home for the past ten days with grip, has recovered and resumed her duties in the office of the Director of Public Works yesterday.
 Miss Mae Bradley, of this city, will go to Meriden on Easter Sunday to sing the solo work in Bullard's "The Resur- rection," to be given in the Congrega- tional church there. A string quartet will also assist. On Tuesday, April 24, Miss Bradley will sing at a recital to be given at the Waldorf in New York by Mss Grace Clark, the reader.
 A large amount of Sunshine business J of aA +t,a af Fnx flower branch, Tribune Sunshine soeie- ty, at the home of Mrs. T. J. Adams on Monday afternoon. Many brought their Easter banks, and the remainder will be sent in this week The Easter offer ing promises to be very large. The big matinee whist to be given in Republi- can hall Easter Monday afternoon, April 16, is the principal item of inter- est. Mrs. Frederick Trowbridge is chairman of the committee in charge and hopes for a great success.
 The Misses 'Coffey, assisted by Mrs. John J. Boylan will give an evening of music at 25 Eld street, on Thursday, April 19, for the benefit of St. Marys rectory fund circle AS. One hundred and fifty have responded to invitations and are anticipating a delightful pro- gramme.
 MT. w. Bruce Haynes, who has been at his home in Mantle, has recovered health and returned to this city. He has resumed his studies with Madame Tealdi and will appear in several con- certs this sprig.
 Mrs. John Keenan, of 19 Lake place. will entertain her circle tomorrow evening for the benefit of the rectory fund of St. Mary's church.
 The president of the state branch of the American Naional Red Cross has sent out invitations ito an organizing meeting of the New Haven sub-divi- sion of the Connecticut branch, to be held in the parlors of the New Haven House to-mo. row afternoon at four o'clock.
 MT. g7ld Mrs. John Spargo have is sued Invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Alice Maude, to MT. Joseph l.. Riggs of this city on Mon day vening April IS, at seven o'clock in Plymouth Congregation church.
 Attention is called to the sale ofhome made cakes and pies to be held this af- ternoon at the Nurses Dormitory on
 
 voted to the project of building home for sick and worn-out nurses
 Christ Church Aid society will meet this afternoon in the parish house, West Haven, at two o'clock. This will be the last meeting during Lent. The N ladies have been making garments for N the Shoshone Indian girls, who are at tending school in Wyoming. Rev. MT. Hammack will conduct the service in the harish house at 4:3O o'clock, and a simple supper will be served at 5;30 by Mrs. Skiff and Mrs. Beech assisted by a few other ladies. The proceeds win be used for the mission work.
 A very pretty dance will be given by the Misses McI<ienan at the Hotel Pequot Monday evening, April 2S. The Pequot is such an admirable setting and the ladies in charge have so many friends, a success is confidently predic- ted.
 The entertainment given Monday Y evening by the junior Y. P. S. c. E. of the Branford church proved a very successful one The programme was given in the auditorium and refresh Ifl6IllS were SGl fSl III llIt pOLlOIo QOWlb stairs There was very large crowd present, composed for the most part of members of the society and their pa rents.
 Miss Anna Rishich has just been awarded a beautiful gold watch as the most popular young woman at the He brew charity fair contest at Music hall, Court street. Miss Fannie Brady re- seived the second prize a lovely silver watch, and Miss Rebecca Cohen pret- ty gold locket and chain. The contest was one of the most spirited and suc- ceesful given by the society in many years.
 The ladies of the Olivet Baptist church will serve a special supper on Wednesday evening, April 4 at 6:SC o'clock. Proceeds for the new building fund
 The Ideal Literary society Sunday evening gave their second sociable in Ideal hall, Orange street. There were vical selections by Miss Anna Notklns aE1zz--@-H~ss--uu-s--z-ess.----1