The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
l7EMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City --IntereSting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

 cis church Monday, April 29 After the ceremony reception will be held at the home of the bride, 2S Hemingway avenue, East Haven.
 Benjamin Mann, Louis Metzger, Hen- ny Bretzfelder and Milton Macho have returned from a delightful four weeks travel through the south.
 From the parents meeting held at Strong school Thursday evening the pupils prepared charming invitations in the way of folders with Dutch girl and boy designs The meeting itself was very pleasant and a great success. More than a hundred parents were present. Principal Graves presided and the following program was given; Ad- dress of welcome, Principal Graves; reading, from Hiawatha, Prof. Wetzel; vocal solo, Miss Pauline Merchant; cor net solo, Benjamin Buchman; vocal solo, A. H. Wentworth; address of the evening, "The Teacher and the Parent" rincipal Marcus White of the New Brit ain Normal school.
 For the benefit of the village inn provement fund of the village of North Haven the Montowese Dramatic socie- ty Thursday evening gave a play en- titled "Fishermans Luck, in the Me morial hall in North Haven. The play was produced under the direction of Miss Cora Eaton, and music was furn- ished by local orchestra. The per- formance was in every way successful
 Cards were issued Thursday evening .s,, Lt. Iox afternoon of Miss Carrie Elizabeth, daughter of Merritt Clark Smith of Milford, and Harry Mcconnell of New York city. This marriage was solemniz- ed by Rev. Dr, Houghton of the Church of the Assumption in New York, and after a short wedding journey MT and Mrs. Mcconnell are to begin house. Keeping at 546 West 156th street in that city.
 The supper under the auspices of the Freelove Baldwin Stow chaper, D. IA R., will be served in the parlors of the First Congregational church of West Haven on Wednesday evening, March 6, at 6 o'clock promptly There is such an array of good things offered, espec- ially chicken pies, warm, that no one will care to miss such a chance.
 Miss Dorothy Osborn, the daughter of Colonel and Mrs N. G. Osborn, left yesterday for visit with relatives in New York city.
 Cards have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Miss Bar bara, daughter of Charles Frederic C'hapin and Dr. Edmund Russell, both of Waterbury which was celebrated "Wednesday, February 27 MT Chapin is..editor of the Waterbury American one of the best known newspaper men in Connecticut.
 The Stent brothers will give another dance at the East Haven town hall on Tuesday evening of .next week. The one held about month ago was so successful and those who attended had such an enjoyable time that many re- quests have been received for another one.
 George Deane, the tenor soloist at the Choral union concert Thursday evening, was the guest of Mrs. H.. Grant Thompson during his stay in town.
 Il tractive program for its concert to be given in Guilford next Wednesday ev- ening.
 Dr. E. B. Heady of Cherry street, Milford had narrow escape from seri- ous injury Wednesday afternoon while driving on Broad street. Some of the workmen employed by the Southern New England Telephone company re- moved the snow and the ice from a manhole over one of their conduits, and the doctors seigh runner was broken while travelling over the cover. Select man Munson was notified of the dan- eerous manner in which the company had left the road and he in turn noti- fled the telephone company.
 Society people are greatly interested in the news that a daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs Robert Hager, ir.. of New York. Mrs Hager was Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, the daughter of Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge
 Grand Master Bernard E. Lynch of this city will attend the meeting of the fourth degree members of Hartford K. of c. Sunday for the purpose of form ing a joint assembly and will address the meeting.
 Mrs. Clarence L. Clark and Mrs. Lew is of west Haven attended the annual meeting of the Connecticut Library as soclation held in the Ansonia library Thursday.
 lAt the ninth symphony service in Davenport church tomorrow evening the music will be given by the Nevin ouartet of this city. This quartet is .composed of Miss Martha Sprenger, rstsoprano: Miss Anna Frances Treat, second soprano; Miss Bertha l.. Huiie, first alto; Miss Grace F. Walker. sec ond alto.
 MT. and Mrs. George Wilcox of Mill ford returned Wednesday evening from pleasant stay of some six weeks in Florida and notice a decided change from a temperature where roses are in bloom and that which we are having here.
 Mark R. Ogden of Woodmont was presented a few days ago with bounc- ing baby boy weighing ten pounds. Both mother and son are doing nicely, The father wishes to state that he will be at home on March 10 and will be glad to receive his friends.
 At a meeting of the committee of St. {Aloysius T. A. and B. society held Thursday evening it was decided to give an anniversary carnival" at Harmonic hall Friday, Saturday and Monday ev- enings, beginning April P. The carni- val will be a further continuation of fha celebration and Friday. the opening