The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF yNIER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City -Local Social Events Here and EIse- Where.

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 Yesterday afternoon the social committee of the Paint and Clay club, assisted by several of the debutantes served tea to all callers at the exhibition from until , o'clock. These affairs are very pretty anu Mlormal and form pleasant social sue 8 to the beautiful artistic exhibit. mum" Der called yesterday despite the storm.
 At meeting of the board of editors or the Yale Record, Nicholas Ridgey Jones 1903, of Springfield, Ill.,, was elected to the board. This completes the board for l9o3.
 James Mems of 49 Edwards street was the guest of friends in Bridgeport Tuesday:
 Cards are out for the first informal dancing party of the recently 4bgaaizea org ng academy, 775 Chapel street, Monday evening, March 17. The executive commit tee is desirous of impressing all With the idea that this will be strictly invitation aifac and admission will be by presenta' tion of cards only. The affair promises to be orc of the most notable social events of the season among the younger set. !. Rev. J. E. Adams, D. D., presiding elder of the New Haven district, will preach III the Methodist Episcopal church In Cheshire this evening" service wi will begin sarvde aa 5o So fourth quarterly conference will be held.
 Miss Eleanor Roberts of 229 Edgewood avenue entertained the Edgemere whist club Tuesday evening. Three tables were occupied and an interesting play ensned The first prizes were won by Mrs Georsl Dickens, the former being awarded silver hat pin, the latter leather pocket booE and card case. Consolation prizes were won by Miss Chapin, who received an oilSa dish and Mir. Wilson who was awarded shaving cup.
 guest of Miss Mary Albinger of Branford Point Monday.
 Miss Hampstead the nurse who has been in charge of Bessie and Mary OCOnnor ol the Totoket hotel, has returned to hel home in New Haven. her patients being very much improved~
 James J. Carr, registrar ot vital s'atls- ties is confined to his home with the grip.
 K. w. Foley, general registrar of voters, is laid up for a few days with an lnlurel knee cap. The cap WAS splalned while ne was working at his place in Fair Haven
 In the absence of the pastor, Rev. G. L. Schaeffer. Rev. T. F. Gales of this city con, ducted services in the Consregationai church in Oxford Sunday.
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey of Center street West Haven, has returned from her visit to New X York. ,,,oa4 Haven, who has been threatened with pneu- nlcnia, is improving and sat up snort time yesterday.
 iting her friend, Mrs. Hines of Union ave ! The Idle Hour Whist club will meet this eyenlng with Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Adams at their home on George street West Ha-
 The West Haven Mothers club win meet this afternoon at the home or MTsI George Richards on Richard Place. The subject, ''The Physical Care of Child, by or. Lucy C. Peckham All are cordially Invited.
 one of the prettiest weddings of the win ter was that of Myrtle, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. H. B. Rhodes, and trederlck h. Ja coby of Dixwell avenue at o'clock yest terday afternoon at the brides home, No. formed by the Rev. Frank Countryman Of Branford. The ceremony was attended by only members of the immediate families Of the contracting parties After the wea. ding and light dinner the bridal pair lels for an extended tri2 to Washington and thereabouts, and on returning will reside at No. S2 sylvan avenue The presents given to the happy couple were costly as well as numerous and among which was silyerware, china, cut glass and furniture.
 The young people of Montowese had Of Miss Cecle Mcintyre, one of the popu ! lar young ladies of the place. The allalI was q surprise to Miss Mcintyre, and was attended by about thirty, of her friends. of Deputy Sheriff Wilbur P. Beach. and then went to the home of Miss Mcintyre, who gave them royal welcome. Games of all descriptions were played. There was plenty of music and dancing It was af- ter midnight when the party broke up. Some. of those who partcipated in the sur florence Crockett. Maud Bottume. Edith Talmadge, Ada Beach, Mabel Palmer, Ce' cile Mcintyre, George Kober Gussie Ko- Der, Ernest Foote, Glenford Robinson, Al fred Schneider, Burton Payne, Robert Rob' inson Ferd Barnes, Herbert Scherb Leon Crockett, Grace Tucker. Isabel Tucker, Clarence Tucker.
 President Hadey will speak at Wiliston seminary on March 12 and on March 10.
 Ferdinand Pheghar, a valued member of Mozart lodge, No. 193 N E. 0. F., and well known and liked in this city, is con. valescing from severe illness which has confined him to his home, No. 87 Admiral street. for several months.
 < Mrs. Edgar R. Thayer and Mrs. Harry NJ. Darling of New London are the guests of Mrs. J. Kellar at her home on WhalleX avenue.
 Mrs William N. Winne. who has been quite i'll for the past month suffering iron nervous prostration, is very much improv. ed. During her illness Mrs Winne has been spending the time with her aunt on Pratt street, but yesterday was removed to her home Whalley avenue.
 Rev. Mir. Means, pastor of the St. Johns Episcopal church, will offciate at the ser vices in the St. James church, Westvile, tonight. Rev. Mir. Sexton, pastor of the local church. will assist in the services.
 Mrs Edwin Gowdy gave an enjoyable so- cial at her home on Alden avenue on Mon day night. There were about ten of thd older people present. and the occasion be ing Mrs. Gowdy's birthday a most enjoy. able time was had by all.