The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And othor People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else.
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 Miss Jennie Alice Merwin of this city soprano soloist of the Second Congrega- tonal church of Derby, has been en- tst Missionary Conference of South western Connecticut to be held at Gail vary Baptist church, this city, to-mor- row.
 The Yale delegation for Toronto left yesterday afternoon at 5:52.. The final list comprises forty-two men, including Professor F. K. Sanders. It is as fol- lows: From 19o2-W. D. Embree A, R, Hill Fl. F. Taylor, H. Satterlee F, A. stebbins, F. H. sincerbeaux, P. White, R. Potter, B. R. c. Low. From 1903- F. Moore, W. A, Blount, D. B. Upde- graff, c. Washington, F. c, Gilbert, H. B. Vandeventer. From 1904-R. E, Chandler, T. Gaines H. I. Gardner, H. S. Huntington, Jr,, J. H. Stafford, H, H. stebbins, R. H Camp, w. D. Clark, C.. I. Chadwick. From 1905-P. Davis c. F. Wicker A. S. Malcolm, H. T. Shel- don H. R. Schenker. From Sheff.-W. C. Symington 1902, H. M. Dadourian 19O3 From the Divinity school-W. E. A. Slaght, G. H. Brown, J. l.. Cross, Jr H. Hunting, E. A. Ralph, w. J. Hail. Jr., c. S. Bodwell. From the Graduate school-H, P. Judd, R. H. Edwards From the Law school-J. Fl. Bannigan
 The ladies of the Congregational church, West Haven, promise q fine supper and an entertaining evening to all who are present this evening. TWen- ty-five cents will pay for the supper and admission to the farce, "Sunbon- nets" Mrs Harry Sutton is chairman of the supper committee.
 On Saturday afternoon of this week the matinee whist club will meet with Miss Susie Kinner of Center street.
 Messrs. Harry K Bliss and Earle Severance of Stamford have been the guests of Miss Ethyl Mae Bryant of Elm street for three days. They ar rived so as to attend the National Blues ball held at the armory Friday evening. Miss Deborah Marie Bright man and F. F. Tower assisted Miss Bryant in entertaining.
 Secretary Hayes of the R. R. Y M. c. A. has arranged the following en- tertainment to take place at the K. R. Y. M. c. A. building this evening: Charles Dickerson, impersonator; Miss Eblen Miles Tyrrell, bone soloist and whistler; Barnby Male quartette, Miss Eva Sinister, pianist. All railroad men are invited to be present
 Mrs. Welch of Orange street left Mon day with Miss Barron of New York for California.
 J. R. Graves of Amesbury, Mass, is the guest of his brother, Sherman Graves, the principal of the Strong school at his residence on Edwards strete He Is on his way home from business trip in the west and south west MT Graves reports great deal of snow at Louisville, Ky, the people having experienced snow storms there such as do not often happen in that latitude.
 Mrs. Somers of Whitney avenue has returned from Philadelphia.
 Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the Deutsche Gessellschaft held a business meeting in Turn hall The committee in charge of the charity whist recently given by the ladies In Young Mems Republican hall reported that the af- fair had yielded a most handsome sum, and this will be used for charitable pur- poses A literary and musical entertainment | will be given under the aus .,ices of ] the Kings Daughters of the First Bap- tist church at Boardnan hall, Y. ". | C. A., corner Chapel and Brewery | streets, this evening at o'clock. Read 1 ings by J. Wetzel teacher of elocution l at Yale university, assisted by Edward | Hendee, IT,, tenor, and Miss Myra Ives Marshall of Meriden, soprano.
 Frederick Sinkel, who is well known in this city and especially among the | Turner's, arrived in this city yesterday noon and greeted his many friends MT snkel will remain here visiting several days at the conclusion of which he will J return to his duties with large whole-t sale house in Holyoke.
 Harry Leonard, secretary of the WJl- chester Repeating Arms company left Monday for Boston for a few dr@ys' so- journ.
 Walter Leigh received% a despatch yesterday morning froSa Jacksonville, Fla, announcing thS arrival there of Harry Leigh and Henry Hillman. These two well knownfslew Haveners started off several days ago for the south with Captain Crossley on his schooner. They must have struck some heavy weather. 
 
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