The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. William P. Futile gave a very handsome luncheon at her home in Elm street yesterday for the out-of-town guests here for the United Tribune Sunshine society meeting. The decora- tions were suggestive of the Easter sea son, though yellow, the color of the so- ciety, was much in evidence A pie turesque green basket filled with vel low tulips made a most effective cen- terpiece, and at the corners of the ta- ble were smaller baskets of green also filled with tulips. The favors were charming little baskets of spring flow CTS. Mrs. Tuttle's guests were Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs. Harry Waller stein, Mrs. Pierrepont A. Green, Mrs. Annie l.. Mason, Mrs. Jane Pierce, Mrs Frederick Nathan, all of New York; Mrs. William A. Granville state presi- dent, and Mrs Rollin s. Woodruff, wife of Governor Woodruff, who is a mem Der of the Elm City branch.
 A large number from this city att
  ans Aid society in East Haven town hall last evening. One of the promi- nent features of the programme was the sketch by Madame Won Gomez and Miss Edna Stebbins, one of her pupils. A fine musical programme was also rendered.
 Saltonstall lodge No. 258, N. E. o. F., will hold it's regular meeting this even- ing.
 The childs study class of the New Haven Mothers club will meet to-mor- row afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eu- gene Buckman, Lake place.
 Arrangements for the whist to be given by Miss Ellen Molloy and sister members of Ladies' auxiliary No. 12, A, o. H., and of Sacred Heart parish nave been completed The whist will be given in Sacred Heart hall next Mon day night.
 The social event of to-day is the con- cert in Woolsey hall by the New Haven Oratorio society, when this chorus will sing the German Requiem" of Brahms, the most important choral work and perhaps the greatest ever sung here. Prominent musical people from all over the state and from New York, Boston and Springfield will be here for the production. It is rumored that Professor S. s. Sanford, president of the oratorio society, and his guest, Fir Edward Elgar, may come up for tho concert.
 The Order of Protection held a social r1,,o iY, Masonic hall, West Haven.
 Owing to continued illness Miss Mar garet Roberts, contralto soloist at Gen. ter church, may be obliged to go away for a thorough rest.
 The annual meeting of the Associated Civic Societies will be held in United church chapel this afternoon at five o'clock.
 Savin Rock council, Royal Arcanum met last evening in Masonic hall, West Haven.
 Next Sunday evening in St. Mary; hall there will be an unusually fine concert, and Irish songs and melodies will be rendered by the best vocalists The concert is for the benefit of the rectory fund
 The annual fair of the Odd Fellow; will open in Sassacus hall Saturday night for a week. There will be danc ing each evening.
 The Montauk ladies quarter who with Aptommas, the harpist last yea delighted large audience at Plymoutl church, will give the last entertainment of the course at the Y. M. c. A. oi Monday next.
 Charlie Doherty has been engaged fo one or more vocal solos to be givel at the minstreis which will be given il the West Haven town hall Easter Mon day evening by the Benham family fo the benef tof Fred Benham.
 A pleasant whist was enjoyed at tn home of Mrs. E. S. Hopkins of 101 Townsend avenue Tuesday evening After the game an elaborate sDreat was enjoyed.
 The third and last of the piano recit als by Arthur Whiting of New Yorl will be given at the home of Mrs Thomas G. Bennett of Prospect stree tomorrow afternoon at 3;30 o'clock This series, which has been under tn patronage of local society people, ha been a great success.
 The Friday Lenten servies will b held with Mrs Charles Coburn in Mai street, West Haven at 5:S0 o'clock to morrow. There will be the usual Titan, and a lecture.
 The Fourteenth anniversary of Go A. Boys Brigade of Calvary Baptis ic of o'clock The brigade is in prosperou condition and numbers forty members The program will include recital b, Miss Agnes Electra Platt, soprano fl st Bartholomew's church New York Miss Frances Kirchoff will be the ac companist, and G. H. Pierson will as sist with legerdemain.
 A dance will be given by Court St Maria on the evening of March Is Mrs. J. E. Ahern and committee mem bers are preparing an interesting pro gram for tn eoccasion.
 The ladies of Humphrey street Con rregational church held a delightful sunper and sale in the church parlo last evening. Supper was served at 6:S o'clock. and the sale of fancy articles home made cake, candy, etc, followed Abou thirty men from different part of the state who have been officers O members of tn executive committee 0 fhe Connecticut Civil Service Reforr association, and who have served fror tme to time under the presidency o Prof. Henry W. Farnam, will give hir a complimentary dinner at the Hart ford club this evening.