The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

"hsEe.
 Miss Edith Stowe, who has beer
 spending several days with Miss Hol
 combe of Whitney avenue, returns to-
 day to New York, where she has passed
 the winter
 A son was born to MT and Mrs
 Herbert Emo of 321 sherman avenue
 Monday night. Mrs. Emo is daughter
 of Peter Terhune, secretary of the Sea-
 brooke & Smith Carriage Co.,
 MT. and Mrs. Herrick Foote of West
 vile Monday evening gave ping pong
 party at their Fountain street resi-
 dence.
 w. A. Greeley of Stratford, who filed application for pharmacists license
 with the state board of pharmacy, has
 withdrawn the application. Greeley is the clerk, who Is in the employ of w. B Futile, druggist in Stratford, who is charged with violating the liquor law. Opposition was made to Greeley $ petition by residents of Stratford, who prosecuted the raid on Tuttles store.
 The graduating exercises of the pu- pills of Anderson gymnasium will take place in about four weeks, on May 8, 9 and 10. The festivities will include the anual dance totake place on Thurs day, May 8, with graduation day on Friday. This popular school includes among its pupils girls from every part of the union and those receiving An derson diplomas are given preference over graduates of other like institu- tions.
 AT,.ss To. I ,rI, ter, Mrs. Frederick Sutton of North Front street, are spending the month of April with relatives in Troy and Utica.
 MT. and Mrs F. R. Gorham and daughter, Milicent, of Winthrop ave- nue. have gone to Hartford to attend the wedding anniversary of their daughter, Mrs. Charles T. Hess.
 The seventh meeting of the Biblical Research club of Yale was held Mon- day evening at the home of Professor and Mrs Kent, 406 Humphrey street. The subject of the meeting was 'The King James Version" Papers were read by members, treating of different phases of the subject, Its Immediate Prede cessor; the Geneva Bishops and Doual.'' MT. Davis is member of the class of 1902 '"The Origin of the King James Version" was the subject of the paper read by A. H. Hill 1902, and Its Historical Importance" was interest ingly treated by F. A. Stebbns, 1902 After the presentation of the papers Professor Sanders discussed the gen eral topic in an interesting manner. At the conclusion of the meeting the mem- bers were very cordially entertained by Professor and Mrs. Kent.
 Dr. William Mayer, the dentist, and George Hillman, son of ex-Selectman Henry Hillman of Chapel street are building an elegant red cedar canoe on Mayors Island, off Branford The canoe when completed will be about twelve feet long by two feet wide.
 The Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs are to give a concert for the benefit of the university crew at the Waldorf on Friday evening at S:15, to be followed by a reception and dance from 10:3O to 12:5O, Among the patron esses are Mrs John S, Barnes, Mrs. F. H. Porter, and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, The committee on management i'm cludes among other members T. B. Clarke, Jr., John W. Cross, s. Henry Mosle, Henry B. Barnes Jr,. Thomas Thatcher, William Sloane, Henry F. Howland and c. G. Haven, Jr.
 Dr, and Mrs. Watson l.. Phillips will go to Ballston Spa, in New York state, next week to visit the formers sister. It will be their first trip there since the death of Dr. Phillips mother, two years ago. Tine ladies of Dwight Place Benevo- 1 lent society will give their last supper of the season this evening at 6;30 1 o'clock. It is to be c supper and the | menu is unique and attractive. During the evening the Yale Freshmen Glee | club are to sing
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Johnson of | West Chapel street will occupy the | house at 332 Whitney avenue after the first of May.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Christ church, West Haven, will hold an all day session to-day, meeting in the par ish house at 10 o'clock An invitation l is extended to all ladies in the parish who would like to attend. The luncheon at noon will be a basket lunch" The society is getting ready for sale, and it is important that all who can will attend
 The Westville Up-to-Date club held their weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Hobart Hotchkiss on Fountain street yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Laur- ems Lenox conducted the reading, after which a light lunch was served.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs Edwin I,ettney of Union avenue, West Haven, who has been Sd critically ill, is irn- proving. MT. and Mrs Henry G. Harrison and Mrs. Eli Rogers of Branford who have been in the Sunny South for several ] weeks past visiting Old Point Comfort, Va. and Washington, D. C., are ex- pected home next week
 The Churchmen's club of West Ha ven will meet in the parish house this evening, Colonel Barton will give a | ak on "'The Monitor and Merimac." As he was an eye witness of the battle m interesting and instructive account S anticipated. This club has been very during the winter and the growth has been steady during the :, ew months of it's existence. Several 4 prominent men have addressed this :, ,lub and much good music has been o