The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS ON TN1ER hSE CONCERNING
 MID HAVEN PEOPLE

1 Local sOctal Events Here and Else-
 where.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter and her
 two daughters, the Misses Porter, are
 in town for visit of two weeks They
 are guests at the New Haven house.
 Miss Grace Roraback is home in
 Canaan from New Haven for the Eas-
 ter vacation. She is accompanied by
 her friend, Miss Merritt.
 Miss Marion Dickerman of Chapel street is in Guilford for visit of two
 weeks
 Tomorrow evening a dance will be ' given at the Lawn club for Miss Eliza | beth Reynolds, who is just home from 1 Rye seminary, N. Y. She is a daugh-
 ter of Commander F. V, Reynolds. l The Hawthorne club will meet this 1 afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Will
 liam Jaeger of Mo- PAP First avenue,
 Miss Ethel Brown of Third avenue West Haven is entertaining Mrs. Jew
 ell Seaman of Waterbury.
 Former State Treasurer c. S. Mersiek
 sailed Saturday for Europe.
 Andrew R. Bradley of the Bradley,
 Smith company, and Mrs. Bradley have | just returned from an extended trip. They left New Haven in January and l have been as far as Porto Rico, re-
 turning Saturday Their last stay was at Old Point Comfort.
 John Phelps Taylor and Mrs. Fay
 Tor of Andover, Mass, who are very well known here, were in town over | ap cto ,t thn | Haven house.
 The Rev. George II. Ferris of this city, whose reputation is so well estab- lished as public speaker, will address the members of the Hartford Baptist nuion in the South Baptist church to- 1 morrow evening, the occasion being the annual meeting of the union.
 A pleasant engagement party was given Sunday night by MT. and Mrs. w. Brownstein in honor of their daugh- ter Sadie to Harry Rosenfield at their residence, 29 Gold street. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. W. Brown stein, MT. and Mrs. F. Rosin, MT and Mrs. J. BroWnsteiu, MT and Mrs P. J Vishno, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Cutler and MT. and Mrs. M. Smernoff. Miss Brownstein was gowned in handsome French creation and carried bouquet of roses. Speeches were made by Ben jamin Brownstein and Miss A. Kolt- mitsky sang the ebautiful sacred song, "Jerusalem" A number of piano and violin solos were rendered by Miss Dora Rosin, accompanist, and J. w. Brown stein, violinist.
 At the Allingtown chapel, Sunday evening, the children of the Sunday school gave several recitations which were followed by a short address by Rev. E. E. Mossman. The chapel was trimmed with Easter lilies and potted plants.
 MT. Sperry, in the house, has intro- duced bill granting a pension to Lev erett c. Lindley of New Haven, who served in Company F, Fifteenth Con- necticut Volunteers, during the war. The bill calls for $25 per month Lind ley has been rejected by the pension office on account of technicality, which this bill is intended to correct.
 The board of governors of the Gen eral Service club will hold a regular meeting on Friday, April A. at which time reports of committees will be ilbdtu anu dtlGu uJbll w ol "A NdS Dt- gun yesterday on the quarters to be occupied by the club in the Leffingwell building and they will be ready for oc- cupancy in about two months. More members have been taken into the or ganization since the last meeting and the officers are satisfied that the future of the club is assured.
 On Monday evening, April '. the Girls Friendly society of the St. James i Episcopal church, Westville, will give 1 an entertainment in the church par lors. Following the entertainment there will be light lunch served.
 Mrs. Charles Clarks mother, Mrs. | Beardsley of West Haven, is quite ill | at her home in Milford.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry H. Wadsworth | of West Superior, Wis, are spending a 1 few days with Mrs. William Gilbert | of Allingtown
 Miss Nellie May Martin, who has been visiting Mrs H. Dayton of Wash l ington avenue West Haven, has re- turned to her home in Railway, N, J.
 The date for the entertainment ! which is to be given by the Methodist | church. Westville, has been changed | lTOlil Apln / lD w FuIltSudN. ADll !. 1 As there are a number of church affairs | this week it was thought better to post pone it for another week.
 James O'Connor, who recently re- signed his position with the Geonetric | Drill company, has accepted a position as machinist with the Prentiss com papy on State street. He commenced 1 on his new duties yesterday morning.
 Rev. Mir Winans pastor of the Meth odst church, Westville, leaves on Wed nesday morning for Torrington, where he will attend the New York East con- ference. MT Winans will remain in Torrington for one week.
 The bazaar and fair by the fire com panies of West Haven opened last evening in the town hall. The pro- gramme last evening was rendered by the Mac Minstrel company as follows: | Openig chorus; medley song, My Hono- lulu Lu, Miss Lulu Corcoran; song, My Bamboo Queen, Ed Whittlesey; ballad, The Mansion of Aching Hearts, Miss Ida Eaton; song, Good Mornin' Car rie, Fred ShumWay; ballad Nobody Ever Brings Presents to Me, Miss Mar garet Ryan; end song, Miss Hazel Ryan Brown, R. Mcdonald, Jr.; song, Pick Up and Go, Miss Madeline Mac donald; end song, Amt That Shame,