The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-15
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ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE Aud Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs Walter Camp left yesterday for a short stay with Mrs. Butts of New York.
 The Breakers" will give an informal dance in Lenox hall this evening. Ev- erett's orchestra will play for dancing. This afternoon the Village Improve ment association of West Haven will give the much talked of sewing bee in the town hall. A programme consist ing of vocal and instrumental music has been arranged by the social com mittee, which will doubtless prove very interesting, and well worth caring. Tea will be served at 4 o'clock. The ladies are expected to bring their own sewing and the committee in charge will strive hard to give everyone a pleasant aft ornoon.
 Over 400 Sunshiners and friends as- sembled in Harmonic hall Wednesday afternoon for the first convention of the New Haven branches of the Sun shine society. The all was tastefully decorated with yellow flowers, each of the speakers wore the Sunshine flow CT, and the Coreopsis girls, who acted as ushers, wore dainty white gowns and yellow blossoms. The programme introduced to New Haven some charm ing and brilliant speakers, and there was sunshine in the very air, although outside was dreary. Mrs. W. A. Gran vile, the state president, gave cordial greetings and explained that the ob- closer together, create sunshine, and interest others. This was supplement- ed by further greetings from Rev. w. D. Mossman, who also made the in vocation. Mrs. Clarence Burns, presi- dent general of the T. s. s. and also president of the Little Mothers asso- citation of New York city, responded to the greetings calling Connecticut the { banner state and an inspiration to oth- CT branches.
 Miss Mabel Boardman of Washing ton, D. C., who is so well known in society here, arrived in New York "Wednesday on the Ward liner Havana, from Havana. Miss Boardman was accompanied by Mrs. w. 5. Cowles. wife of Rear Admiral Cowles.
 Jennie B. Cation hive of Maccabees will have a matinee whist this after noon at o'clock at St. Georges hall, 39 Insurance building.
 Mrs. c. E. Boynton of Meadow street, Branford, who slipped on the lee in the yard of her home Monday, and, folling, fractured her ankle, is as comfortable as can be expected. Mrs. Boynton will be laid up for some few; weeks. Mrs. Alice Smith is with her.
 Colonel Thomas E. Addis sailed from New York yesterday on the Pannonia, bound for Naples.
 The Kalmathean club will meet Fri day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. John F. Lomas, 133 Center street. West Haven Good things of life be- gin to droop and drowse. .'-Macheth. Chairman, Miss Dora Alling. Subject of papers to be read are Macbeth, "Thc Tragedy of Ambition, "The Superna- -tural in Shakespeare's Plays Miss AL ling.
 The fourteenth annual reception of the Boys brigade was held in the Cal vary Baptist church last evening. Miss Agnes Electra Platt of New York will give solos and impersonations.
 The choir of St. Mary's R. c. church < of Branford is arranging an elaborate musical programme for the special ser- viceto be held at the church Wednes- day evening after the regular vesper services.
 MT. and Mrs George R. Chamber lain and Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain, who have been travelling in the south for several weeks, are now in St. Au gustine, Fla.
 Mrs. Louis Herrick of S7 Pearl street Dunstable, Mass. Miss Parker Is prin- cipal of one of the schools in Dunsta- ble, and is spending her Easter vaca- tion in New Haven.
 The w. c. T. U. of Clinton will give literary and musical entertainment in the Congregational church next week for the benefit of the Chinese famine sufferers.
 MT. John Hopkins, now tenor of the Second Congregational church of Der by, has been engaged as tenor of the Trinity M. E church. The other mem- bers of the choir are Miss Minna L.. Storm, soprano; Miss Louise Daniker, contralto; MT. c. c. Carroll, bass; Mir. F. w. Canada, organist MT. Hopkins will begin his new duties May 1.
 
 yesterday afternoon at her home in Main street, West Haven, the sewing club of which she is a member.