The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-20
PERSONAL JOTIYNGS.

Manv ladies attended the tea given
Yesterday afternoon by the New Ha-
ven branch of the Needle Work guild at
the room, 200 Orange street. All the
contributors to the guild were invited
to be present and view the annual ex-
hibition of garments which was held.
Brief reports of the work was given,
and tea was served at 4:S0 o'clock. 1t
was a very pleasant social event.
Miss Annie Mcclure, teacher in room
A. Dixwell avenue school, has resigned
her position to accept position in a
New York school at an increase of sal
airy. Miss Burwell of room Z Winches-
ter school is i'll, and Charlotte War
ner is substituting in her place.
At the next pianola recital at Stein
erts hall on Saturday morning, Noven-
Der a. a special programme will be ar
ranged for it is expected that many of
the visitors in the city on that date will
take in the concert in the morn
Miss Ellen York is to be the soloist
Attorney James S. Green, who has
been i'll for several weeks with an at
tack of nervous prostration, was some
what improved yesterday and his re-
cOVery is now looked Tor.
DR.. and Mrs. Sturgiss of Prospect
street gave a dinner Wednesday for
MI and Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin, who are
spending the winter in this city to meet
some prominent New Haven people.
Miss Justine Ingersoll has returned
from Chestertown in the Adrondacks,
where she had been since September.
She was convalescent after an illness
when she left home and has returned in
good health. She has an interesting
article in the current number of
"Truth''
The Ladies' Benevolent society Of the
Dwight Place church is preparing for
it's annual Christmas sale 1t will be
probably given in the second week in
December, although the date is not
definitely fixed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Clark. who
went abroad last February, spent the
summer in Switzerland and will pass
the winter on the Riviera Mr.. Clark's
health is much benefited by the trip.
end as this was the principal object of
1t, his friends here are gratified to hear
of his Improvement.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Isabella Pierson at her
home, 1874 Thompson street, Friday ev-
ening, November 16, 1900 The evening
was spent in playing games and listen
ing to both vocal and instrumental mu
sic, after which light lunch was serv
ed.
DR.. M. j. Sheahan has returned to
this city to resume his former practice
at 352 Grand avenue, and will be pleas
ed to see all his old patients.
Mrs. N. G. Osborn arrived home YES
friday from delightful trip through |
the Berkshires in company with her ia
Their, the Rev. DR.. C. H. Gardner of |
New York city.
General A. J. Warner, president of the |
National Bimetallic union OF the Unit /,
ed States, and Mrs. Warner were the
guests of Judge and Mrs Joseph Shell |
don at their home on Prospect street |
over Sunday General Warner lives in |
Marietta, o., and is on his way to Holly |
Springs. Miss, where he will spend |
most of the winter.
concert given under the auspices of |
the Persevering circle of Kings Daugh- |
ters and members of the congregation
of East Pearl street NJ. E. church, will |
take place in the church parlors to-
morrow night. Miss Neva Squires,
Miss Taft and Miss Grace Bristol will
be the principal soloists of the evening,
and an excellent programme has been
prepared. Part L consists of Eye Olde |
Hymn Tunes" part II of Old Past
Anthems, and part Ill Of Eye Olde