The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTERES CONCERN
 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City --Interesting sOcIaI Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs. o. S. Wright, of 662 Orange street, will entertain the Thimble club of Humphrey Street Congregational church at her residence Wednesday aft ernoon.
 Miss Hulda Kohler of 58 Bishop street, is able to be out of doors after an illness of six weeks with severe attack of the grip. pr. Converse was her attending physician.
 Owing to the illness of Professor Rob- ert L. Sanderson his lecture on Mad anne de Maintenon" was postponed un- til tomorrow afternoon. It will be given at the usual hour, 8 o'clock, at Lampson hall Professor Sanderson has been ill with the grip at his home on Willow street.
 Vicomte Georges D'Avenel, who is to speak before the Alliance Franchise here during the spring, arrived in New York on Friday evening on the ship La Provence He will deliver a series . of lectures at Harvard university and will make tour of the country, speak ing before the various groups of the Alliance Francaise.
 MT. and Mrs. Nicholas will pass the greater part of their honeymoon in the south, and later in the season sail for Europe for tour through the Black Forest and Austria.
 The Sigmi Phi girls gave a colonial party Friday evening at the tlome of Miss Edna Allyn, Quinnipiac avenue. The house decorations were appropriate for the affair, and the evening was a merry one.
 At a recent meeting of the ladies of St. Mary's circles reports from the par ish bazaar, formulated from returns to date, proved most encouraging. Up to. Suday clear gain of $75O was notedf and it is believed that over $50 is yet out.
 Miss Margaret Thompson and her guest, Miss Eleanor Petit, of Wash ington, D. C., spent of last week in New York with Mrs. F. Wayland Eel loves. A number of dinners and thea ter parties were given in their honor. On Friday Miss Petit left to join her father Colonel Petit, in Washington
 The attractive home of Mrs. R, F. Armstrong in Park street was in gay spring dress Saturday, the occasion be- ing a very pleasant tea given by Mrs. Armstrong and her daughter, Miss Maud Armstrong. Mrs Armstrong was assisted in receiving by Mrs J. H. Au- gur, Mrs. A. c. Bushnell Mrs. F. H. Benton and Mrs. Armstrong. In the dining room Miss Armstrong was as- sisted in serving the guests by Miss Mabel Cobb, of Hartford; Miss Lota Bushnell, Miss Mae Barnum, Miss Ruth Greenwood, Miss Grace Hofacker and Miss Deborah Armstrong. The receiv ing hours were from until o'clock, and following the reception large din- ner party was given by MT. and Mrs Armstrong to the members of the re- ceiving party.
 Mrs. Marquis Barnes Newton an- nounces the engagement of her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Ensign Newton, to Will liam Albert Lilley, Yale 'O3, of New Egypt, N. J.
 Miss Josephine Egan, of Ferry street, clerk in the controllers ofice is spend ingA few days in Albany as the guest of friends.
 The annual entertainment and dance given by the Gamma Delta Psi frater- nifty of the New Haven nigh school will take place at Music hau Friday even ing, April 12.
 F. T. Mardrille, of this city, a com mercial traveller, started Saturday on a long business trip and just before his departure a number of his friends pre- sented to him handsome pearl-han- dled knife. MT. Mardrille was surpris- ed but expressed sincere thanks to his friends.
 Miss Jane B. Malley, who is spending a few days home from school, has as Ser guest Miss Harriet Hamilton, of New York.
 Mrs. Howard Agnew and daughter Myrtle, who have been spending two months at Warner hall, have returned to their home on eBach street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Howard Kochersperger has re turned to NeW AOfK dIter a IeW QayS visit with MT. and Mrs. H. M. Kochers berger, of Orange street.
 Mrs c. M. Matthews, who has beer critically i'll at Los Angeles, Cal, witt a complication of disease, is now con valescing.
 Word has been received here of tn, recent arrival of little son at the hom, of MT. and Mrs. Emil Schneeloch il Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Schneeloch wa formerly Miss Belle Manross Sigourney the well-known violinist of this city