The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-12
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in Tnis city --InterestIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

S-1nterestlng Social Events Here anu
 Elsewhere.
 Interest in the Mcdowell recital to be given on Friday evening, January 19, at Harmonic hall, waxes apace.
 Monsieur Louis Frechette, of Mon treal, Canada, who lectured before the Alliance Francaise in Lampson hall last evening is stopping at the Graduates club.
 A very delightful hour was spent on Wednesday evening at Louis Sajou's studio on Orange street, where there VT 5 a small informal gathering of in VI ed friends and pupils to meet and Y,ten to the violin playing of Lakove fpivakowski.
 The annual meeting of the Florence Crittenton mission will be held this aft ernoon at o'clock in the parlors of the Church of the Redeemer. Besides in- teresting reports of the work in this city Miss Bonnell, who has kindly consented to be present and is connected with the Florence Crittenton mission work in China, will talk about her experience N abroad. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Gibbons has decided on to-mor- row night for the first of her charming dances, a series of which will be given in Harmonic hall. This will probably be arranged for the debutantes and the Yale freshmen. The other dances will be given January S1, February 8 and February h.
 Miss Pearl Young, the soprano, will go to Westfeld, N. J., late this month to sing at large musicale to be given there.
 The Heptasoph society that for the past two years has held its meetings in the parish house has been forced to abandon it's present rooms and will hold meetings hereafter in the Masonic hall on Campbell avenue, West Haven, the same as it did previous to it's removal. The first meeting will be held January 17.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Desmond have gone to Atlantic City for few days stay.
 Installation of officers in St. Agnes Ladies T. A. B. society will be marked by an open meeting and the presence If state and county officers. The meet ing will be held Monday evening, Jan- uary 22.
 pr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Beck, of this city, who went abroad several months ago. are now in Paris.
 Thomas German, of Seattle, Wash, grand knight of the Knights of Column bus. is visiting in this city as the guest of E. L. Hearn, supreme knight of the local council.
 The night following the sophomore german arranged in the elaborate and beautiful decorations placed there for tbe-german Harmonic hall will be the - Scene of a very pleasant gathering of Harmonic club members and friends. Edwin Rothchild, chairman of the club entertainment committee, is arranging the affair.
 Dr. R. A. Mcdonnell, of HAP Chapel street, has just returned from a two weeks trip to Florida.
 Yale conclave, Order of Heptasophs is planning to hold public installation of officers in Harmonic hall on Friday evening, January 26.
 George Sulli left yesterday for Wes- terly, R. l., where last evening he as- sisted at a song recital given by his former pupil, Miss Marguerite Palma tier, soprano, of that city.
 Elmer Fenwick, of West Haven, who has been ill with typhoid fever for the last two months was out Tuesday for the first time.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Steinlein have re- turned to their home in Newark after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Steinlein's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Ruff, oi Greene street.
 The Marlin Mutual Aid association vii give concert and dance in Har- monie hall February 16.
 A midWinter concert was held by the members of the Taylor Congregations church, corner of Shelton avenue and Division street, last evening, and was 8 fine success.
 The second of a series of social dances given under the auspices of the Calu- met club at Pythian hall, Branford, or "wednesday evening, was not as largely attended as the first one given two weeks ago.
 The Septimo assembly will give 8 fine affair in Harmonic hall Monday evening, January 29.
 Mrs. l.. A. Humiston of this city, Jeff yesterday morning to spend the re- mainder of the winter with her aunt Mrs. Mary F. Lounsbury, at Pine Bluff N. c.
 A reception was rendered the retiring nastor. Rev. H. H. Morse, ard Mrs Morse in the parlors of the First Con- rregational church, Milford last even- ing.
 Miss Martha Keefe, who has been spending the holiday season in town returned to her home in New York yes terday.
 Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss opened hel house on Tuesday afternoon for mu- sicale at which the guests were mem. bers of the Mothers club of the Lowell house.
 Mrs. c. E. Roberts, of New Haven and Washington, D. C., was the gues of Mrs. Morton and family, of Mon Aowese street, Branford, the first of thC @ week.
 Tovca and Newman Whitmore who