The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVRN PEOPLE

ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVRN PEOPLE And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social TvenaS Here and Elsewhere.
 The first of the series of organ re- citals by visiting organists was given in Woolsey hall yesterday at o'clock by Mir. Frederick Maxson. MT. Max son is the organist of the First Baptist church, Philadelphia, and fellow of the Organist guild. He is also pupil of Alexander Guilmant. There will be no recital on March il, as intended On March IS, however, MT. s. Archer Gibson, organist of the Brick Presby- terian church, New York city, will give the recital
 Phi Sigma Psi will give a dance for its members and invited friends at the Hotel Pembroke, Woodmont, this even- ing.
 The junior class of the Branford High school thoroughly enjoyed sleigh ride to Guilford Saturday even- ing with supper at Hotel Halleck There were twenty-one in the party, which was chaperoned by Miss Made lin Zacher, teacher.
 ~ Owing to the Grays accident, no re- hearsal of '"The Geisha will be held until next Saturday evening. The re- hearsals have been going with smooth ness and the chorus is large and en- thusiastic.
 Miss Haley, with her brother, Thom- as Haley of West Haven, who have been enjoying pleasant trip in St. Augustine, Fla, arrived home yestern day.
 Mrs. Fields of Hartford was one of the speakers at the meeting of the Mccall auxiliary in the United church chapel yesterday afternoon.
 Mr. Cliffcrd F. Messinger has been elected by the Crescent society of the High school as a delegate to Gammia Delta Psi national convention, which meets in Milwaukee the first week in May After the convention, which lasts three days, he will visit his brother MT c. Raymond Messinger, who has been transferred from Pittsburg to Chicago.
 The West Haven Mothers club of West Haven will meet on Thursday afternoon with MT. Spencer of Wash ington avenue. Mrs. Elizabeth Shell don Tillinghast will be the speaker of the afternoon on the subject, "Ideal- ism"
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Baldwin of George street entertained the Whalley Avenue Whist club at it's last meeting. The ladies first prize, a picture, was won by Mrs. c. W. Messinger; the sec- ond was taken by Mrs. B. Leavenworth The mems first prize, stags head, went to MT. E. w.. Baldwin; the sec- ond, a picture to Mr. Leavenworth. Among the guests besides the members were Mrs. Burton Dickerman, Mrs F. Minor, and Mir and Mrs. Burr Leaven- worth. The club will meet with MT. and Mrs. Frank Brazos of Elm street at it's next meeting.
 In celebration of the seventy-seventh birthday anniversary of Dr. Munger, pastor emeritus of the United church, a portrait will be presented to the church this evening. The Ladies Aid society are in charge of the exercises which will be held in the United church chap el, and to which all members of the church have been invited. MT. Henry Champion is president of the siciety.
 St. Mary's parish is to have sac- red concert in St. Mary's hall on St. Patrick's evening, Sunday, March +. The beautiful Irish melodies will be presented. splendid harpist has been gelected The Lyric Mnadolin club will furnish several selections. Miss Mill dred Cosgrove the well-known reader and elocutionist, will be a welcome ad- dition to the programme. The other soloists are Miss Sullivan and Miss Lynch Andrew Bowen, the we'll known singer, and William Grab. A splendid programme has been prepar- ed The affair is in honor of St. Pat. rick, and for the benefit of St. Mary's rectory fund. Miss Lynch's circle iS in charge.
 Mario San Marco, the great baritone in the Manhattan Opera house, New York, was host of several New Haver friends at the Navarro after the oper; Saturday evening. Included in the par. ty were Maestro Sulli, Attorney ant Mrs. Anthony Spinello, Miss Daisy Stahl and Mir. Eugene McGrail.
 This afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock will b, held meeting of the w. C. T. U., O Westville, in the Westville chapel. Mrs M. F. Cooley, superintendent of pres work for the Connecticut w. c. T. U. will speak. During the afternoon ligh refreshments will be served and at 3;3 o'clock will be held a meeting of Com pany B, Loyal Legion.
 There will be an old fashioned dane in the F'oxon hall, East Haven, Uni evening at o'clock, given by people 0 Branford. Music will be furnished b. Nathan Marks.
 The Clinton Athletic club will giv a dance at Warner hall on Frida evening next.
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