The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

bulASu IO ASI uOiIlS III W4htHiOP eFO- nue after a delightful winter of travel in Europe and the Orient. Her tour included the Nile trip as far as the first cataract. On her way home Miss Henshaw spent some time in England and Ireland.
 Mrs. John Murphy has issued cards for dinner dance for the young people to be given at her home at Killam's s Point, Short Beach, tonight. A fine orchestra will play. The dance vii be one of the prettiest events of the spring season.
 Miss Greta Bailey entertained Thurs day afternoon at a very rettily ap- pointed tea and musicale at her home on Center street, West Haven. Miss Bailey was assisted by Miss Ruth Langdon, Miss Mabel ottarson and Mrs Gardiner.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Savage, of this city, are the guests of MT. Savage's s parents at their home in Washington avenue, West Haven.
 The old-fashioned concert given for the benefit of St. Mary's rectory in St. Marys hall Wednesday night was a tremendous success. The hall was crowded with interested friends, and Miss Elizabeth Ford and circle were congratulated on the very big success achieved.
 Edward Gelson left yesterday for Wyoming territory. He will locate Tn business ih the west.
 On next Tuesday evening President Luther, of Trinity college, will speak at the meeting of the Mems club of St. Pauls church, Wallingford. His talk that evening. will be The Churchman as a Citizen.'
 Mrs, Laura N. Steele, superintendent of scientific temperance instruction in the public schools for the Connecticut Womans Christian Temperance union, will deliver an address in the Westville Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening at 7:S0 Mrs. Steele's subject is Moderate Drinking or Total Absti- nence-Which?
 The second informal dance will be given by the B. F. assembly at Howe & Stetson's hall, Chapel street, next Monday evening Everett's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing pro- gramme.
 A class initiation of about fifty can didates will mark the meeting of Court Santa Maria No. 40 Daughters of Isa- bella, tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Jo- seph Ahearn will preside and a social session, with an entertainment, will follow.
 Miss Minnie Smith will entertain the Saturday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven at her home on Center street this afternoon.
 The E. E. E. seniors gave a delight full dance at the Pequot last evening. The Second Regiment orchestra played for dancing.
 The entertainment and dance of the lswedish-F Finnish Temperance society will be held in Music hall this evening. An interesting programme has been Iprepared.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Greene, of West Haven, left yesterday for Seymour to spend few days with Mrs. Greene's brother and family, Rev and Mrs. Woodford.
 The advanced classes under the di- rection of Miss Hazel Chadburn held their closing reception in Warner hall evening. This afternoon the beginners classes will hold their reception in the same place.
 Miss Mae Hayes, of Second avenue, West Haven, was given very pleasant surprise party tHe other evening by a number of her friends in honor of her birthday Many parlor games were played and fine luncheon was served Miss Hayes was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Nightly rehearsals are being held for the minstrel show to be given by the IGamble-D Desmond Mutual Aid associ- ation in Music hall Monday night, and a fine show is promised. James T lO'Connd is chairman of the executive committee and has the preparations in hand. After the show there win be informal dancing.
 Miss Marion Kimberly entertained the Alpha Beta minus girls last even- ling at her home on Savin avenue, West Haven.
 The adult dancing class of MT. Cliff lford gave the closing reception of the season in Republican hall last evening It was a fine success.
 The WV. R. U. held a pleasant meet ling in the Insurance building Thurs Iday afternoon. It was announced that the rummage sale will be held about the middle of may. Any article for the sale will be appreciated Supper was served from to 2.
 Elmer Rogers Embree, of the Yale Alumni Weekly, has gone to Cincinnati to attend the meeting of Yale men now being held there,
 A novelty party was given by Miss MolIie Wood on Wednesday evening al her home, 46 Lafayette street. Many amusing games were played and short programme given.
 The Maypole girls of West Haver will give their annual dance in the town hall May '. The girls in charge of arrangements are the Misses Lulu Corcoran, Rose Dahmer, Ida Eaton Bessie Bohan and Elizabeth Martin An orchestra will furnish the dance music
 Mrs. Albert Pierce of Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs Simeon J. Fo3 of West Chapel street.
 A quiet wedding of Wednesday morn. ing was that of Miss Mary Kelly ant MT John Mahoney, celebrated in St Joseph's church at o'clock with nup tial mass by Father Andrew Harty. large number of friends witnessed tn, ceremony.
 The wedding of Miss Mary E. Calf 1 nev of How'd strant and MT Millin n