The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-19
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And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The song recital this evening to be given by Louis sajous, the baritone, in Foy auditorium, is an interesting event in musical circles. It includes wide variety of chasdns, arias and lieder, ranging from the familiar reef tative and cavatina, from Tannhauser and the light, airy "silver Ring of Chaminade, to the technically exacting and difficult monologue from Hamlet. Tn the French song and English bal lads, MT. Sajous will be probably at his best The Povero Marinar of Mill liHottis, which he is to Ising, was one of Canpanari's most successful num- bers at his last recital in this city. Miss Edna Estelle Hall, who will ac- company the singer, will also contrib ute two solo numbers. The Chopin waltz, which is given as the second part of her first number, was one of Lhevenne's best efforts at his autumn recital in Woolsey hall. Her final number, Polocca from Liszt, is an exceedingly brilliant and technically difficult Liece of work. Tickets may be purchased at the music stores or at the door.
 A very quiet wedding of early Janu- ary will be that of Fred Holmgren and Miss Theresa Bowman of 37 Carmel street.
 Miss Hazel Chadbourne has sufi- ciently recovered as to be able to leave for her home in Bridgeport to-day
 Miss Teresina Peck of High street spoke before the woman's club of New Britain last evening.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Herman F, Walter and Miss Augusta Graffunder, the daughter of Edward Graffunder.
 The Christmas entertainment of the First Methodist Sunday school will take place on Thursday evening in the Sunday school rooms. An elabo- rate Christmas program will be given. "A feature will be the chorus work of the young ladies, who will sing several Christmas carols.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace, jr., and son, Thomas Wallace, Sd, attended the golden wedding nniversary of MT. Wallace's parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace in New York yester- day.
 Miss Mabel Robertson will return from school at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, to- day to spend the winter with her mother Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, who is at Grove hall for the present
 Mrs. Robert Wilcox of Panama, C. A., is visiting her cousin, Mrs James McNamara of 1254 State street. After visit in Chester with relatives she will leave for her home in Panama.
 Miss Emily Morgan will return from school at Dobbs Ferry to-day to sIend the holidays with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan.
 A number of young people at home from boarding school and college for the holidays are planning a subscrip- ton dance to be given at the lawn club shortly after Christmas. As yet the date has not been definitely decid- ed l1o2r.
 Prof Irving Fisher addressed the New Haven Physical Education socie- ty Monday night on the subject, Die tetic Experiments at Yale" at the Yale Psychological laboratory,
 The classes of Miss Emma Garvie and Miss Edna Crandall of the Er'- worth M. E, church, will hold a fair at the church this evening for the benefit of the pledge fund" The parlors will be very handsomely decorated and there will be attractive booths of use fl1l and fancy articles. The fair opens at 7:3O o'clock and cordial invita- tion is extended to all memberS and friends of the church.
 Miss Helen Lawrence of Boston is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Slbridge L. Howe of Chapel street.
 TOBIAS FOR. CHRISTMAS