The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

MT. and Mrs. L. Rothchild announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Edna, to Alfred A. Hermann of New York city. Mir. Rothchild is the we'll known Grand avenue dealer in wall paper and paints.
 Vice President Merrill with General Superintendent Platt of the western district of the Consolidated railroad and other officials of the system, went up the Northampton division of the road in a directors car yesterday noon to view the line.
 A supper and dance will be given by General A. H. Terry, 3rd Regt,, U V. IT., and Woman's Veteran Relief Union, surance building, Tuesday evening, March 25, 1902. Supper 6 to 8. Dancing to 12 Take elevator.
 Ex- x-President D. G. Gilman of John Hopkins University, now the head of the new institution at Washington, D. C., founded by Carnegie, has been with Mrs. Gilman. in town the past few days, staying at the New Haven house.
 The wedding of Charles Brown and Miss Rosa Cohen will take place at Lenox hall, next Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The best men will be Messrs. Jacob Bush and J. Newman, and Miss Minnie Barrett and young lady from Bayonne, N J., will act as bridesmaids.
 Miss Lillian Baldwin of 3S5 Sherman avenue was the hostess during the past week at card party. Among the guests were Mrs Thrall, Dr. Nor gan, Miss Paul, Mrs. Langley, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Mansfield, Miss John- son, Mrs. Grosebeck, Miss Shinglis Lou and MT. and Mrs. Marshall. The first prize for the ladies was won by Miss Johnson, while the prize for the gentlemen was taken by pr, Morgan. During the evening music and dancing was indulged in and very much en- joyed.
 Attorney and Mrs. J. P. Goodhart left town yesterday for weeks stay in Att iantic City for recreation and recupera- tion. They took with them their valu- able English bull dog, and will enter him at a dog show in progress there this week
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Henry C. Moore, formerly of Branford, at their home in Brooklyn on Friday
 Mrs. James Barnes and her three daughters, Lillie, Elsie and Hilda, are guests at the Delavan, in Branford, or Mrs. Barnes sister, Mrs. Irving Wood. Mrs. Barnes home is at Sidney Aus tralia. J. C. Barnes of Main street is also her brother-in-law. Her husband expects to visit this place in June next.
 Marsden Hubbard of Princeton col lege is expected home in Wallingford to-day to spend the Easter vacation with his parents, Judge and L. M. Hubbard
 Mrs Grace Brown Salisbury of this city addressed the Roger sherman chapter, D. A. R., in New Milford on the 17th. Her subject was Primitive New England" She was entertained by the Misses Boardman, representa- tives of one of the oldest families in the town. The chapter met at the resi- dence of Mrs. Henry $. Mygatt, the re- gent. Mrs. Mygatt is one of the most prominent women in New Milford.
 On Friday evening of this week Rev. MT. Suuires of West Haven will speak at the meeting at the Church of the Redeemer.
 Judge and Mrs. Joseph Sheldon and Mrs. Tillhfghast are visiting in Boston.
 Mrs. Nelson G. Jones and Miss Mary Brown of Guilford will be the guest of friends in New York city several days this week.
 Mrs. William A. Rice of Bradley street has gone for visit of ten days Or so, with relatives in Virginia
 On Thursday afternoon at o'clock the Women's Christian Temperance Union West Haven, will have sale Of homemade food at Temperance hall for the benefit of sick lady. It is hoped that all who are able will at- tend this sale and aid in realizing goodly sum of money.
 Prof. and Mrs. O. H. Richardson of 3S4 Whitney avenue have taken apart Inents at the Kensington.
 Mrs Levi Thrall, who was the guest of her brother, Lowell Page, of this lClty, several udSS ldSt WSeh' i1ea0 ~ turned to her home in Guilford,
 Mrs. k. Hayes Trowbrdge has re- turned from Lakewood, N. J.
 At the Congregational church in West Haven this week there will be services to-day, Wednesday and Friday even ings. This evening the service will be conducted by Rev. MT. Squires. To- morrow Rev MT. Sage of the Y, M. c. "A will be the speaker, and MT. Good win of New Haven will sing. On Thursday evening Rev MT. Meserve of New Haven will speak and on Friday Rev. Dr. Watson Lyman Phillips will speak. On Tuesday, Thursday and Fri Sday evenings there will also be special singing.
 Miss Helen Mather of Hartford is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mackrille of Martin street, West Haven.
 w. A. Johnson of Center street. West Haven, will furnish the music for the firemens fair which will be given in Town Hall, next week.
 Mrs. c. D. Phillips of 336 Main street West Haven, left yesterday afternoon for visit with her parents in Green wich. Conn.