The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
'ITElfS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City x Local Social Events Here and Eise- where.


 --I4ocal Social Events Here and Else
 where.
 < Miss E. Isabel Hart, who has beer visiting Miss Katherine La Field ir ' Bridgeport, has returned.
 Mrs. Edwin Lettney and son of Union
 avenue, West Haven, are visiting Mrs # Howard Cox at her home in New York
 Miss Florence Truman will entertain
 her sister-in-law Mrs. Mumford Tru- man, for the football game.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Cooke and fam < of Center street, West Haven, mov-
 ed yesterday to Meriden
 Cards have been issued for the we'd X ding of Miss Edith Josephine Lloyd Edaughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel
 sI4loyd of 26 Dwight street, to pr. 2 Charles filling Futile next Thursday.
 Miss Soderberg entertained the mem- x b6rs of her whist club at her residence, 2 65 Houston street, Thursday evening, Ramong those present being Mir. and x 4rs Bosseler, Miss Lillian Sargent, s Miss Hattie Dennison Miss Edna
 4Augur, Miss Addie Nelson, Miss Alice SPond, Messrs. Johnson, Barnes, sar-
 rent Holbrook, Ruickoldt Ditmut, Ly- one and Soderberg. The ladies' prize X Fas won by Miss Lillian Sargent, the
 gentleman's prize was won by William 6 Sargent, the booby by MT. Bosseler. S The rummage sale to be held by the ksladies of the West Haven Congrega- g #tional church will open Monday in a x store on Lafayette street. The sale Ss Will be open afternoon and evening" In S the afternoons different ladies have RAvo1uhteered to take care of the sale and < Tt is desired that in the evening the
 young people offer their services.
 Miss Emma Hum, daughter of MT.
 and Mrs. Frank Hum, was rendered asfHrewell dinner at the New Haven housA Thursday evening by the whist M club of which she is a member MT and frs. and Miss Hum leave shortly for Atlanta, Ga., where MT. Hum is now 7 44ltuated, and will make their future home there. Covers were laid for twen tyxthree and dinner was served at 6:30.
 At 9:S0 a special car was in waiting to Egc0nvey the party to the Pequot club x house, where dancing was indulged in
 1intil 12:30. The chaperones for the af- k &&ir were Mrs. Hum, Mrs. Walker and ssMisB Jeanette Merwin of Milford. 7 Among those present were Miss Mae X Gzilbert Miss Kelsey of Meriden, Miss SMae Treat, Miss, Bessie Walker Miss Violet Blogg, Miss Katherine Elliott
 Mr. and Mrs. Oviatt, Farnam Fox
 Henry Manson, MT. Scranton, w. Rutz s Dr. Slater, c. Wells, Carl Beers and
 Nr Jones.
 Among the many events scheduled
 x6r today will be the luncheon given &by Mrs. George B. Johnson of 1233 s@hapel street, for guests from New
 Kork, who will come up to attend the 8Xootball game. Those present will be Edward Strubble Johnson Mrs. J. Me- aIntyre and son, Thomas W. Johnson, { Mr.. Hewitt, Miss Loppin and Miss IT,
 A ssfding Elder Adams of this city
 will be the M E. church and Rev. @xss I Eldridge of Quaker Hill at the ABAptist church in Yalesville next Sun e1ay
 'B William E. Thompson, searcher of Sfecords in city hall, is confined to his enc in Kensington street with gan- 'grehe in his right foot and an opera sti0n for the removal of toe, it was sexpected would be eprformed yester- day afternoon. Mr. Thompson had been suffering with corn and the gan- SGrene resulted from an unsuccessful SGttempt to remove it.
 x An extra session Of Olive Branch 8lpdge, No. 84, Masons, was held in their Tpoms in Masonic hall, Westville, Thursday evening. About 150 Masons were present, many visitors from West Haven, Centerville and New Haven also being in attendance. Master Ma iBon Herbert Arnold addressed the as- |sefnbly on "The History of Masonry" The lodge also met lats night and worked the third degree on two can dfdates.
 Miss Gertrude Crosby of Savin ave- I1ue attended the whist party given in celebration of the first wedding an- niversary of MT and Mrs. Robert Spen cer of Nicoll street Thursday evening. | 7 Mir. and Mrs. I. Freedman of 104 Will | liam street gave a very charming re- ! ception yesterday afternoon for the | friends of little Miss Ruth Freedman | in honor of her ninth birthday. The | hours were from 80 until 5 o'clock and l were most enjoyably spent by the small 1 guests The dining room was daintily | decorated with pink carnations and | ribbons, and when the little ones were xathered together there the effect was complete Miss Ruth gave very charm fng little favors to her guests of minia- tifre mandolins filled with bon bons and tfed with white ribbons
 # The programme for the entertainment t0 be given by the ladies' auxiliary of tYfe Independent Order of Railway of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford road in West Haven town hall next Tuesday evening has been announced There will be a piano solo by Miss Grace Kennedy, coon songs by sketches by Miss Madeleine Macdonald and readings by Miss An nabelle IIucey. These ladies have made to make this an interest ne affair and it promises to be worthy ,f "a large audience.
 Miss Bertha May Holbrook of Third aveneu is confined to her home with a severe cold.
 N Mrs. J. Brommer entertained her many friends Thursday afternoon with very pleasant and sociable German