The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOF INTER EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This CITY
Local Social Events Here and Else-

Local Social Events Hero and Else
where.
Tuesday afternoon of next week
very interesting match will take place
at the Country club links between TN
ladies team of the New Haven clut
and the ladies of the Springfield CLUB
Thursday afternoon the golf tourna'
ment at the grounds began.
The Independent Order of Railway
Conductors will, it is expected, hold
brief business meeting in this city next
Sunday at IL o'clock to take action up
on bylaws of the order, to admit some
new members and at 1890 to sit doWr
to a fine banquet,
Mrs. Charles r. Smith of Center
street, West Haven, spent Thursday in
Milford with her sister, Miss Jessie
Tomlinson. who is making visit to
her home after twelve years of life in
Denver, Col.
Arbor day had general observance
in the public schools Of this city yes
terday and more significant were the
ceremonies than ever before. At sew
eral Of the schools trees and shrubs
We're planted by the pupils, the shrubs
having been obtained several days in
advance by bows of the schools.
The assembly and reception arranged
for Thursday evening by the Pequnot
association has been indefinitely post
poned. 1T is probable that the func-
ton will not be held this season as the
warm weather will make possible sim
liar events at the association shore
houses.
Mrs. Seth Moseley has gone to spend
q week at her summer home "Airly
Beacon" at Norfolk She is enter
tanning a small house party and will
remain about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Kenny of Stew
ems street have bought the handsome
n eriden cottage at Savin Rock where
they will pass the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gagel of Cen
ter street were called to New York
Thursday by the illness of Mr.. Gagels
father.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of Adelaide Elizabeth Chap
man of Meriden and Arthur Leroy
Hubbard of this city.
Harry Marshall has purchased the
cottage Betholeen ON the West Shore
from Edwin Parmelee and is moving
from Richard Place to the same.
A delightful whist was given at the
home of Miss Rowland of 1884 Grown
street Thursday evening. After
pleasant hour of play the prizes were
awarded to Miss Kitty Leary and Jack
Mcbride. Some excellent music was
furnished by the talented guests.
Engineer Bosworth of the Consolidat-
ed railroad, who at present resides in
New London, and runs to this city is
to remove to Providence, which is now
the starting point of his run between
the Roger Williams city and New Ha-
ven, according to the new schedule.
Mr.. Belden, formerly of this city, has
resigned his position as secretary of the
Hallstead Railroad Young Mems
Christian association. Mr., Belden was
the second secretary of the New Haven
branch Of the Railroad Y. M. G. A. and
served in that capacity in '9S and 80.
The ladies' guild of Christ church,
East Haven, will hofd a sale of home
made bread and cake in the town hall
Wednesday, May T, from 2 to 5 p. m.
Chocolate and ice cream. In the even
ing commencing at O'Clock there will
be musical and literary entertainment
followed by the farce "Dr. BaXter's
Electrical Invention or Made Over"
-Four members of Fort Hale lodge. N.
E. o. p, and three members of the
Grand avenue Baptist church will give
the farce; this in turn will be followed
by dancing. Admission ten cents.
"Our Plain Duty" has suspended pub
LEGATION and fl. w. Vail, the editor and
has gone to Washington d.
c., hoping to be restored to a position
In the pension department from where
he was deposed by Henry Clay Evans
who reduced the force. Mr.. Vail hopes
the new commissioner of pensions will
reinstate him.
Miss Georgia W. Kelsey will give the
operetta IA Dress Rehearsal in the
near future. Thursday she sent invi-
Ia lions to several children to attend the
first rehearsal on Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock at her residence, 551 Camp |
bell avenue. Miss Kelsey has spent sew
sral years in Chicago teaching music, |
1rst in college and then independent |
" She is admirably fitted for her |
work. 1t is her intention to give many |
operettas, etc, during the |
coming winter.
The reception to be given at the art |
;chool by President and Mrs. Arthur |
r. Hadley on Tuesday evening, May 6, |
will be quite elaborate. The floral dec
,rations ON this occasion will be very |
beautiful and the receiving party will |
include some of the leaders of society |
n the city
A pleasant social gathering was held |
1t the home Of Miss Elizabeth Regain, |
0 Thompson street Thursday evening.
1usic was the feature of the evening,
'ocal solos and chorus and piano solos |
icing prominent. Light refreshments
we're served and, in dispensing, the
.uests voted Miss Regain an ideal host
SIS, In the part were Miss Tierney,
Iiss Barry, Miss Wolfe, Miss Jacobs,
Iessrs. Tighe, Rosinus, Dewey, and
farrell.
Alonzo 3. Hall, well known drug
list of this city, and proprietor of the
i,