The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Mrs. Charles Hervey Townshend will open her home in Church street on Friday afterenoon for a meeting of the Colonial Danes. During the past week the Colonial Danes here receiv- ed invitations from the Colonial Danes of Virginia to attend the ceremonies on May il at Jamestown in connection with the completion and the presenta- tion to the Association for the Preserv- ation of Virginian Antiquities of the historic church at Jamestown, Vir- ginia, which the society has restored. Invitations have also been received to Colonial Danes day at the Jamestown exposition at Norfolk on June D.
 At the March meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society which takes place this evening, Professor Theodore $. Woolsey will talk on 'The AA4NSO4A 0cpy SOAiAPSAAJ'
 Professor and Mrs. Henry Farnam will have as their guest on Thursday next Mrs. Florence Kelly of New York, who comes to speak at the annual meeting of the Lowell House associa- ton on Thursday evening.
 The wedding of Miss Clara Belle Irene Norwood, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Bolan of Quinnipiac avenue, and MT. William Gunderford of this city, was celebrated at the parsonage by Rev. R. F. Brown, of Pilgrim church on Wednesday evening. MT. and Mrs. Gunderford went immediately to their own home at 100 Clay street.
 MT. Donald w. Porter, a member of the junior class at Yale, and son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Porter of Whitney avenue, will be member of the cast of the Yale Dramatic association, which will present Henrik Ipsens "Pretenders"
 Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger gave a very pretty luncheon at the Union League club on "Wednesday for the Bridgeport contingent of the Tribune Sunshine society members, who were here for the united meeting of the New Haven branches in this city.
 The music committee of the First Congregational church of West Haven has secured the following quartette for the coming season: Soprano, Mrs Clara Ford Okeson; contralto, Miss Pauline A. Merchant; tenor, R. Wesley Kirschner bass, Lawrence Sullivan; organist and choir director, George T. Birks.
 Miss Greta Bailey gave a St. Pat rick's day party for the Alpha Beta Minus girls and few boy friends Fri day evening at her home on Center street, West Haven.
 The Paint and Clay club has been fortunate in securing for it's seventh annual exhibition from March 22 tc April IS, number of paintings by some of the most famous contemporary art ists. MT. Burton Mansfield has gen. erously loaned five pictures, which alone would make an exhibition inter esting. Of these five one is the oil study of the portrait of Thomas Carlyle by Whistler, which MT. Mansfield se- cured in London last summer. Other loans from MT Mansfield include a head by John Singer Sargent, and land scapes by LaFarge and Henry w Ranger. There will be the usual teas served in the gallery on Tuesdays and Fridays duriing the exhibition. The first one on Friday afternoon will be arranged by Mrs. Give Day. An inno. vation this year will be an extra tee given on Saturday evening next from to 10 o'clock.