The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOPIYTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Elss-

AM0 Oener FsopAc ~AH~~M @& ~NN~ ~--S Local Social Events Here and Elss- where. Mrs. Charles S. Gray of Los Angeles, Cal, formerly of New Haven, left for the east October to visit her daugh- ter. Mrs. Gray has a large circle of friends in this city.
 Dr. Verdi of this city Is III in Chicago, where he went about ten days ago to attend Mrs. G. F. Sanford, formerly of this city, who is i'll with typhoid fever at her present home in that city.It was learned last night that his illness is not of a serious nature, that he is is better and will return this week.
 Miss La Place, who has been spending few days with Dr. and Mrs. William H. Winne of Whalley avenue, returned to her home in Essex Saturday.
 The New Haven Orchestral club was entertained Friday evening by MT. and Mrs. Lucey at their home on Union avenue, West Haven The affair was a very pretty one. and many guests from this city as we'll as West Haven attended. The orchestra rendered many delightful selections during the evening. A buffet luncheon was served. The ev- ening was one of much pleasure to MT. and Mrs. Lucey's guests.
 Mrs. Frank Scranton of this city is the guest of Miss Jennie Haviland of 45 Liberty street, Danbury.
 The Twilight club met at Lillian Nor ris' home, 50 Thompson street, West Haven, Friday evening and enjoyed q very pleasant evening. Games and music came first, and later refreshments were served. The young guests were Charlotte Harris. Virginia Coles, Viola Hobro, Anna and Lena Nilsson, Neila Bateman, Minnie Mallory Marjorie Dill, Marion and Lillian Morris.
 Tomorrow night, October IA, the Howe & Stetson employees dance and entertainment for the benefit of the Howe & Stetson Athletic association, will take place. The committee held meeting Friday and completed all ar- rangements, and from the reports they are perfectly satisfied as to the dance being a social as well as financial success. A. select orchestra has been en- ragged, and nothng but the very latest dance music will be played.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shanley of Wa terbury were the guests of their mother, Mrs. J. Kelly of 450 Howard avenue, over Sunday.
 Miss Cora Dill entertained few of her friends on Friday evening, at her home, 42 Thompson street, West Ha- ven Games were enjoyed and fortunes told. Refreshments were served. Among those present were the Misses Ethel and Nellie Brown, Nellie Allen, Flossie Humphrey, Hattie French, Lena Seek of Morris Cove, Ethel Packer of New Haven, and Edward and Charles Whit tlesey, Walter Allen, Percy McNicholl, Lee Richards, Clarence V. Smith, Louis Thompson, and John Brown Black. very pleasant evening was spent by all. Tn Certerville town hall the 18th of this month will be given dance by the Narcissus club of Centerville Music is to be furnished by an orchestra.
 Guests from Stamford in Branford over Sunday were Misses Margaret Matthews, Margaret Condon, Elizabeth Dunn, and Thomas Matthews
 MT. and Mrs. Howard F. North and son and Mrs L. D. LaBonte and daughter will start in about two weeks for Redlands, Cal, where they will make their home. Mr. North has been in Asheville, N. C., for his health for nearly a year, and recently came here for few weeks visit, during which the decision to go to the Pacific slope has been made. The party will contain MT and Mrs. Edward G. Sparks of this city who will also make Redlands their resi- dence, MT. Sparks is well known here having conducted a fashionable restau- rant and later the Sparks hotel in this city for several years. The departure of the North and LaBonte families iron Derby will cause many regrets for they have host of friends
 Miss Kittie Kelly of Hartford is wis iting her mother and sisters Of 45O How ard avenue for a few days.
 Holm Higgins of Shelton is the gues of his mother on East Main street Branford.
 Mr Mum of Washington avenue West Haven, is again on the sick list.
 Miss Mabel Thorn, who has been visit ing friends in this city and West Ha ven. returned to her home in Yonkers N Y, Saturday.
 Professor Horatio W. Parker of th Yale musical academy will return iron his European trip about October 20, anC will begin his course in the history o music at 5 D. m., October 22.
 Miss Hungerford of West Haven, wh has been spending the summer a Rocky Beach, has gone to New York fo the winter.
 The engagement of Miss Martha Clar issa Mirfield of Melrose, Mass, to VII fred Sylvester White of Boston, Mass is announced. Miss Mirfield is tn daughter of William H. Mirfield o Melrose, Mass, a former resident o Naugatuck.
 The Kelsey Musical club of West EIa ven will give ''The House That Jacl Built" Thanksgiving week.
 J. E. Schanutz has been selected a the new bass for Christ church choir.
 Rev. and Mrs. William Winans 0 West Haven have returned from thei visit to New York.
 E. T. Chipp has been engaged as teno in the East Pearl street M. E. church.
 Miss Ella Hosbury of Campbell ave ..... uro.+ oxnn SY,opt Friday nf th