The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-13
PERSONA PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This City Local Social Events Here and Else- where,
where.

The latest news from MT. and Mrs
 Horace F. Shares, who went from this
 city to Pasadena, Cal, early in the fall
 for the benefit of MT. Shares health, is
 very encouraging, as there is a decided
 improvement MT. Shares is the former
 brick manufacturer and proprietor of
 the Rock Ledge hotel in Florida. MT.
 and Mrs Shares are keeping house in
 Pasadena and find life very pleasant in
 southern California. Their many friends
 in this city hope to see MT Shares, re-
 stored to health, among them again.
 Mrs. William B. Mack, of 161 Wood-
 ward avenue, who has been confined to
 her house since the middle of October, is still unable to move about As she
 is very active woman in church work
 and social affairs her illness is a great
 affiiction, which she bears very patient i ly
 The Cloister tea will be given on Mon
 day. January 20 with music by Well.
 There will be tea at York hall Jan
 uary 21 from 4 until o'clock. Music by Veil
 Rev. Dr Pynchon, of Trinity college,
 Hartford was staying with friends at the Denison place on Temple street yes terday.
 The Cloister german will take place on Monday, January 20, and will be led by R. M Lowering. Music will be fur nished by Well.
 Miss Harriet Bradley, of Montowese street, Branford, is being entertained by MT and Mrs. Henry c. Moore, of Brooklyn
 Mir and Mrs William Hudson, of In- dian Neck, will spend the winter in New York city.
 l Prominent among the recent arrivals from New Haven and vicinity at Lake wood, the heart of the New Jersey pines, are Mr and Mrs. l. Findman, who are chaperonins Miss Henrietta Kahn and Miss Ida Newman, of New Haven Mrs. c. l.. DeForest, of Hart ford, MT and Mrs c. w Hertzel, of sharon, and General and Mrs. Thomas L. Watson, Arthur K. L. Watson and Thomas w. Pearsall, of Black Rock Conn.
 Z Miss Cassie White, of Branford is the guest of friends in this city for a few days.
 Rev, and Mrs. George Parker return ed from their wedding trip on Friday and are at their home, No. Mansfield street.
 The New Haven Female Hockey club goes out every fine morning to practice on the ice at Lake Whitney, and It's members are becoming experts in the difficult but fascinating game. Miss Susie Wright is captain of the hockey team.
 Mrs. Fl. D. Hum, of 29 Sylvan ave- nue, who has been seriously i'll for the past ten weeks, is now so far improved as to be able to sit up.
 Mrs. Emmet, who is occupying the Blake place at Mill Rock this winter, gave large luncheon Saturday for her sister, Miss Margaret Chandler, who spoke before the Saturday Morning club on The Philippines"
 Mir and Mrs. John Booth. who have recently returned from the south have rented a part of the Leate house on East Main street Branford and will take up their residence there some time this week.
 Mrs. Robert A. Brown and the Misses Brown, of 303 Whitney avenue, gave a  o'clock. Over three hundred invitations had been sent out, and there was a steady stream of callers during the re- ceivine hours The house was decorat- ed with smilax, cut flowers and foliage plants Among those who assisted Mrs Brown and her daughters in en- tertaining were Miss Scranton, Miss Moulthrop, Miss Hooker Miss Damn, Miss Parmelee and Miss Grace Stod- dard Smilax and red roses were the decorations in the dining room. Elem ing catered,
 The many friends of NIr and Mrs | Lewis Hulse will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Hulse and her little daugh- ter, who is now about two weeks old, | are getting along nicely. Mrs. Hulse was formerly Miss Ada Henderson, the | daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Hender- son, of Lawrence street
 The meeting of the Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven for this af- ternoon. with Miss Adrian Heitman, of Elm street, has been postponed one week meeting next Monday afternoon with Mrs. Heitman.
 M. Sonnenberg, of the Sonnenberg music store, went to Atlantic City week before last for couple of weeks rest and to recuperate from severe cold He is expected home to-day.
 Mrs. Edmund Palmer, of Indian Neck 'oad, left last week for Terryville. | where she will spend the winter with Ter sister Philip Fresenius. of the Fresenius Brewing company, has purchased the ot on the corner of Chapel and Norton treets, where he contemplates building handsome residence. John Dutton Bogart. Yale 1900. who l vas quite popular in West Haven soci- ty during his college course, is now a eporter on one of the New York even- ng papers. and his clever address in g his new line of work was signally il- f nstrated rncentlv whon he was sent by | is paper to a certain New York hotel I n begging errand to MT. Schwab. the f teel maenate. who was known to be here MT. Bogart's paper was raising A funG for the benefit of destitute chill 1 i ren in New York in order that. if pos O ible fifty thousand children might re- a eive a Christmas gift Waiting about 6 he corridors of the hotel Mr. Bogart at h lst saw MT Schwab. and, stepping up f } him. he made his request for a con n ,ibuton to the fund. At once the null r millionaire drew a roll of bank notes I ,om his pocket and handed a one-t thou il and dollar bill and then one for five q