The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CoNCER Nc
 ING NEW HATEN PEOPLE

] And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Molly Trowbridge, the young daughter of MT. and Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge, returned yesterday to Briar Cliff after spending the school holidays at her home.
 Mrs. O'Brien and daughter, Miss Beatrice O'Brien of Baltimore, Md, are the guests of Mrs. Thomas of this cit.
 Rev. c. B. Moody, D. D., of the First church, Bristol, was the speaker at the eyangelistic meeting in the Con gregational church last evening. Rev. Father J. J. McGivney enter ] tained at his home in Fountain street, Westyille, Tuesday evening the teach CTS of the Sunday schools and members of the choirs of the local R. c. church and of the St. Johns church of High wood, of which he is also pastor. Dur ing the evening a banquet was served to the guests, and an informal social time was had by all. Those entertain ed by Father McGivney were the Misses Katherine Keenan, Bessie Bar reett. May Wheeler Margaret Welch, Agnes Welch, Grace Smith, Emily Campbell, Alice Ryan, Margaret Con- way, Ethel McGuire, Teresa OConnor Josephine Larkin, Lena Caffrey, Mary Flaherty, Agnes Ticker, Alice Larkin, Agnes Kline. Loretta O'Connell, Helen Foley, Emma Rogers, Josephine Joce- lyn May Murray, Margaret Flynn, Katherine Bruce, Josephine Burns. An- na Buris, Julia Reynolds and Gertrude Reynolds, and Messrs. Frank Ellis, Dennis Keeley and Edward McAuley.
 Miss Leah Tenbroeck and Mrs. G. Foster Sanford have just joined the winter bathing group in Asbury Park. Miss Tenbroeck is the daughter of the late Mayor Frank L. Tenbroeck. Mrs. Sanford Is the wife of the Yale and Co., lumbia football coach. The two took their initial winter surf bath Monday. Miss Tenbroeck swan out a little way Mrs. Sanfrod kept well within the surf line, They shivered a little at first but declared they were delighted with the temperature. They remained half an hour in the water.
 Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice of Trum- bull street, is now among the victims uf the grip epidemic. She has been con- fined to the house for the past two day'.
 Members of the New Haven Mothers club are specially invited to attend the meeting of the Child Study club to be held at the home of Mrs Junius c, Knowlton Friday afternoon, when Elizabeth Harrlson's very interesting book will be read and discussed. Mrs. Marsh, chairman of the committee in charge of the lecture by Mrs. Rose Pas tor Stokes, is very desirous that the members may secure tickets for them selves, and to sell, as soon as possible, and asks that all come prepared ito buy at this meeting alter the tickets i will be on sale at Judd's book store. 1 A birthday surprise was given Miss Bessie Goodyear at her home in Main street, West Haven, Monday evening. Miss Bessie was the recipient of many handsome. gifts from her several friends. Among those. present were the Misses Bertha Coe, Marion .Tarr, Flor ence Leheup, Florence NcGrath,. Ma rion Dixon. Messrs. Dan Kelley, Ray Coleman, Winton Peck, Eric Bradley, Ivan Van Haaften, Raymond Cowles, Clarence Buel rFs
 i Miss Marie Kirby of Whitney avenue is visiting MT, and Mrs. Frank Rob- inson of Norwich.
 Miss Hilda Smith of Cheshire, who has been spending the holidays with her grandparents, Judge and Mrs. A. E. Smith, returned yesterday.
 Miss Agnes McDermott of West Ha- ven has returned from visit with her sister, Mrs. T. J. Fitzgerald, Of Jersey City.
 The Mothers Sunshine club will hold a meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. F. E. Smith. Superintendent | Beede of New Haven will address the meeting, his subject being "The Child and the School" and a good attend anra ic antioinatad