The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 --Intcrestlng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 w. R. H. Trowbridge and Harold Trowbridge, who have been spending several months with Thomas R. Trow- bridge of Elm street, left Wednesday for New York. and sailed Thursday for England on the Finland.
 The second annual concert of the Coieridge Taylor Singing union, Prof. Haesche, instructor, is booked for Tuesday evening, April IS, in Warner hall The program will be announced later with the names of the soleists. A very enthusiastic rehearsal was held Wednesday evening, all but one of those who will sing will be present. The sightreading class meets at Mr. Leath- erberry's on Foote street. New mem bers are welcome.
 The Olympics enjoyed social We'd nesday evening in their club house in Washington avenue, West Haven. The Olympics are beginning to talk baseball and say they are going to produce a team this season that will even knock out last years, They are already scheduled for several games.
 Mrs. Charles Dauenhauer of First avenue, West Haven, left Wednesday for Hartford where she will spend a few days with her friend, Mrs. Woerz
 MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Lunt of 15 Hotchkiss street left yesterday for lAu- gusta. Ga, for a vacation of two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. D. D. Knowles of TIT Howard avenue entertained members and friends of the National Sunshine society at their home Tuesday evening. The house was very nicely decorated for the occasion. Green was the prevailing color There was music by their son Clarence, showing much ability for one so young. A solo was given by Miss Celia Nelson, who possesses a sweet and powerful voice; recitations by Mrs. IA. Fl. Gilders1eeve, which were pleasing and much enjoyed, Refreshments were served. Souvenirs for the occasion were shanrocks. All present enjoyed the pleasant time and wish the society much success in their interests for the needy
 The Rev John l.. Withrow D. D., of Boston Mass, IS visiting his niece, Mrs. Clinton S. Beardsley of Park street.
 The Freshman Glee club of Yale con sisting of thirty-two voices, furnished the program for the Epworth league monthly social held last evening at Trinity M. E. church. There was 8 very large attendance.
 A large number of the loeal members of the Knights of Columbus attended the meeting of Tinto council of Milford. The officers of the council were install- ed and banqueting and after dinner speeches followed.
 At the meeting of the Algonquin club in Bridgeport Wednesday evening sev- eral New Haven visitors were present. The club is having weekly receptions, an eveninf being set apart for differ ent nationalities and Wednesday night was Irish night. Several songs were sung by Frank s. Hamilton, jr., of this city.
 One of the jolliest juvenile surprise masquerade parties of the season was held at the hame of MT. and Mrs. George Nealy of West Haven Monday evening in honor of St. Patrick. A very very enjoyable evening was spent in vocal and piano selections. A duet was rendered by Miss McGrail and Edward Devine. IA flute solo was given by Matthew L.ealhy, "The Wearing of the Green, and Elizabeth Carney sang ''The Saucy Little Bird on Nellie's Hat" Another feature was a song and dance by Mrs. D. Devine. At late hour the guests sat down to fine re. past