The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ARd Other People Known IA Tails City
--Hnterestine Social Evezta Here and
Elsewhere.

Miss Emma Koebel of Saltonstall
avenue was the hostess at a reunion
of the commercial class of 1905, Hill
house high school, last evening.
Senator and Mrs. Buckley were
among the guests at the large dinner
given Tuesday night in Washington by
Mrs. Hobart, the widow of the late
Vice President Hobart. The following
Connecticut visitors are in the city: W.
e. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. David Truber
and Mrs. E. S. Kippen of Bridgeport,
at the Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lee
of New Haven, and James L. Farley OF
Torrington at the Willard,
Mr., and Mrs. George Kinner, who
have been the guests over Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kinner in West
Haven, returned to their home in Dan
bury Tuesday.
Every ticket is sold for the whist to
be given at the home of Mrs. George
G. Powning of Sherman avenue Satur-
day afternoon. Twenty tables will be
occupied and handsome prizes will be
awarded
The concert at Branford music hall
on Sunday evening for the benefit OF
the organ fund of St Mary's R. G.
church, win be one of the musical
events of the winter The church choir
&c rataaYciy,or q ,,,,,a Ilo,. ~ ala ti,na Triel,
melodies and a quartette from New
Haven and some of the local singers
will supply the solo parts.
The ladies' missionary society will
hold d meeting in the chapel of the
Westville Congregational church this
afternoon at o'clock. There will he
an Interesting lecture on missionary
work in Africa All interested in mis-
sionary work are invited to attend,
Miss Grace Mailhouse, daughter Of
DR.. Mailhouse of Meadow street, en-
tertained the school circle of the high
school at her home on Monday evening
Monday evening a surprise party was
rendered to Miss Anna Epstein at her
residence, Al washington avenue The
house was decorated and illuminated
The evening was spent in games whicfl
We're greatly enjoyed by all,
Mrs. A, NJ Young and the Misses
Lucy and Elizabeth Young of New
York and Pine Orchard. who are so well
known in society here, are now in Paris
They will remain abroad until the sum-
mer.
The Tuesday evening dancing class
arranged by Miss Hazel Chadbourn met
in Warner hall Tuesday evening for
the second dance of the series There
were about forty young people and the
affair proved an immense success. Mrs,
w. A. Granville and Mrs. S. S. Adams
caaperoned the young people.
A most enjoyable masquerade party
was rendered to Miss Marion Margin
at her home in Elm street, Monday
evening, BY large number Of her
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plat Of 1917 Nash
street, president Of the w. A. r. W..
No. /, left recently for Washington, d.
daughter, who resides there. A dele
cation of the w. A. r. W. was present
at the depot and gave her rather I'M
expected and very pleasant send off
Mrs. Elford P. Trowhridge has been
spending few days In lyme.
James Forsyth of As Lawrence street
was surprised Tuesday evening by a
number of His friends. Aided by Miss
May Glynn, pianist; Messrs. Weleh
Mackenzie and Gallagher, buck and
wing dancers, and Master Teordore
Clark, soloist, the evening was very
pleasantly spent b. all.
Mrs. Luman Cowles of Warner hall
left a few days ago for southern trip
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Edith Gay Pope, daughter OF
Rev. Howard Pope, to Rev. Milton Car
ter Holt Of Natehitoociaes La Mr.
Holt studied at Vanderbilt university
and Harvard and graduated from Yale
divinity school in 1904. Miss Pope is a
graduate of Smith college
Mrs. August Salmons of Woodbury.
Conn, has been the guest for the past
week Of her niece, Mrs. Lewis r,
First avenue. West Haven.
At the meeting of the Wallace Hose
company of Wallingford held Tuesday
night the following committee was APP
pointed to cooperate with the commit
tees from the other fire companies to
arrange for the annual firemans ball,
which will be held shortly after Easter;
J. ], Luby, c. F. Paden and William
Case. The coNnittee from the other
cornpaniesar Hubbard Hose company
Antonio del Rosso, James Graham and
] Wheeler; Simpson Hook and Ladder
company, P. ]. Hogan, E. Hall and c.
Lane
Mrs. Everhardt of IS Lake place will
entertain the Missionary circle of
Kings Daughters on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Clark of Mil
ford are expected home to-day from an
extended visit in Philadelphia
A very interesting talk on African
missions was given by Miss Able P,
Ferguson, president of Huguenot col
lege, wellington, South Africa, Tues
day afternoon at the monthly meeting
of the New Haven branch Woman's
Board of Missions. Miss Ferguson, who
is visiting Mrs. +. r. Mersick, is most
entertaining speaker, and was heard
with deep attention.
The Father Lights society of the First
Baptist church served chatting dish
lunch last evening in the church par
lors, A musical programme followed
Charles Goodrich was very pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by number
of his friends at his home II Wooster