The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The last symphony concert of the season was held yesterday afternoon at woolsey hall. The closing concert brought forth a large audience of lovers of music. MT, Leo Schulz, the 'cellist, was the soloist. He is the guestof Professor and Mrs. Isadore Troostwyk during his stay here.
 Viscount d'Avenal, who lectured here Monday evening. left yesterday morn ing for Philadelphia, where he will speak before the members of the Uni yersity of Pennsylvania. He was the guest of Professor Henry w. Farnam. The viscount lectured in French before the members of the Alliance Franchise here on "The Riches of the Past and Present" The lecture was followed with the closest attention by large audience. Teh viscount is one of the most original of French contemporary historians and is known through his work on "Richlieu and the French Monarchy" which won for him the Grand Prix Goubert from the French academy. He has lectured before the alliance Francaise at Harvard and will remain in this country until April.
 The Queens Daughters held a meet ing in St. Joseph's home on Greene Ioc cA tn be present. The Easter sale to be held at the home was thoroughly discussed.
 The ladies of the Allingtown chapel will serve a St. Patricks supper in the dining rooms of the chapel Wednesday evening, March 20, from 6 until 8 o'clock. The supper will be followed by a literary and musical entertain ment. This supper will close the sea- son of suppers. The ladies are anxious that a largc amount should be added to their treasury, and have made ex- tra efforts to have this supper one of the best that they have served.
 Rehearsals will be commenced this week at St. Mary's dramatic club of the drama Under Southern Skies" to be given soon after Easter in Bran ford. As the cast for the play is very large, some of the younger and new members of the club will be pressed into service.
 One of the affairs that will receive special attention and corresponding patronage is a concert and entertain~ ment to be given by the altar boys of St. Mary's church at Harmonic hall on April IS, for the benefit of the rec tory fund. These boys possess consid- erable talent, both evident and latent, which Is now being trained for that occasion. Circles 62 and 9S will be their especial assistants, although all the other circles, and St. Mary's entire par ish will no doubt take an active inter- est.
 A pleasant affair of Monday after noon was the tea given by Mrs. Harry K, Hutchinson. A large number of the ladies of the town called during the afternoon to meet Miss Hutchinson.
 MT. and Mrs. s. w. Hart of Prospect street have returned from an extend- ed stay in the south. During the latter part of their stay they were at Old being .domiciled at the Hotel Chamberlain. Previous to that MT. Hart spent several weeks on Pea members of the hunting club to which he belongs
 Invitations to the sacred concert to be given by pupils of MT. Louis Sajous are obtainable at all of the music stores. The concert will contain many of the most widely known oratorio so- los and duets and the programme is full of interest from beginning to end.
 Short Beach orchestra, H. c. Holsen- beck, prompter gave an old fashion ed dance at Pythian hall last evening A large party attended
 The Comfortable society of the Con gregational church of Branford vii meet this afternoon with Mrs. c. H Ryder of Montowese street.
 The Cynthia Westover Alden brancf of the International Sunshine societ! held box luncheon at the residence O Mrs. Knowles, TIT Howard avenue, las evening. A very pleasant evening wa! enjoyed.
 FACULTY TRIO THURSDAY.