The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF TNTERES CONCERNING
 NLH HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This cit.

Miss Helen Baldwin, stenographer Il
 the office of G. J. and Dwight w. Tut
 tie, has returned from d visit to he
 brother in Chicago.
 The weekly whist of the Westvill
 Whist club was held at the home O
 Mrs Hobart L. Hotchkiss on Fountain
 street last evening.
 Mrs Henry l.. Hotchkiss of Hillhous,
 avenue is in New York for a few
 days,
 The employees of the Besse, Rich,
 company gave q farewell banquet las
 evening to Frank Simond of that es
 tabishment. who is to remove iron
 this city to the west The affair tool
 place at IA St. John street.
 Henry Austin Adams, M. A. who is
 to lecture on Cardinal Newman at the
 Hyperion theater on Sunday evening
 will be the guest of Hon. c. T. Dris.
 coll during his stay in this city.
 The Thirteen club were entertained
 Thursday evening by MT. and Mrs
 Ernest Wadhams of Washington ave nue. West Haven, the occasion being Mrs. Wadham's birthday
 The Graham Hook and Ladder com pany of West Haven celebrated the an niversary of it's organization in its quarters Thursday evening. The event was greatly enjoyed by the members of the company and their invited guests.
 Mrs. George w. Keeler celebrated her twenty fifth birthday Thursday by giv- l., o-iI John street, to the following guests: MT. and Mrs. F. E. Lane, MT. and Mrs, George Keeler, MT. and Mrs. George $. Loveland and son, and Miss Agnes Watrous. Beautiful memento gifts were bestowed upon Mrs Keeler in honor of the day and the best wishes of all
 The first grand promenade given by the B. l. L. of A. will take place at Music hall next Tuesday evening. The committee is making arrangements to have every detail of the affair pass off smoothly. The secretary of the league is Thomas F. Ryan of this city. Full dress" will be the rule among the guest
 Mrs. Amanda Marsh celebrated her eighty-second birthday at the home of her son, Edward Hills, on Campbell avenue, West Haven. Six grandchil- dren, Misses Helena, Fife and Char lotte, with Herbert, Louis and Harry Hills, also MT. and Mrs. c. Avery Champln of Norwich enjoyed the din- ner given in her honro
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Carleton of 617 George street entertained a few friends ot yJ1, ct r1ar ri rTnaeaaI no in honor of Mrs. Carleton's natal day. After an enjoyable game refreshments were served and joke prizes distrib- uted. Those present were MT. and Mrs. F. c. Smith, MT. and Mrs. F. S. Carle- ton, MT. and Mrs. George Adkins, MT. and Mrs. Edward Bradley, pr. Arthur Mcqueen and Miss Blakeslee.
 Miss Bernice Adams, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Adams of West Haven, who has been i'll, is very much inn proved.
 Mrs. Wilbur S. Hum of Washington avenue West Haven, gave a dinner party last evening to the guests of Miss Dorothy Jackson, who gave q dance in the parish house later in the evening. Yesterday noon the party was given a luncheon at the rooms of Fred F. Jackson at 254 Lawrence after which the college buildings were in- spected
 Mrs Herminie F. Lyons is quite i'll at her home in care of physician and nurse.
 Rev. Warren Bigelow of Yale preach | ed at the Third church, Guilford last | Sunday and will also supply that pulpit again next Sunday.
 Miss Shepard's literary class met last | evening with Mrs. George E. Bailey at | her residence on Center street, West | Haven.
 Miss Hattie Butler has been secured | by the music committee of the Third church, Gulford, to fill the position of alto soloist in the church choir.
 Gustave Sattig, Yale '93, gave a chafing dish lunch in his rooms Thurs day evening. Among the guests were MT and Mrs. Frederick Skiff, MT. and Mrs F. Hopson, Mrs. George Alling and Charles Camp.
 Elizabeth A. Hurley of Philadelphia Is spending a week with her relatives, Mir. and Mrs D. A. Hurley of is Bishop street.
 J. Stuart Reynolds was given a fare we'll reception by the officials and traiumen of the Northampton division 1t the Railroad Y. M. c. A. MT Key holds has been an employe of the Con- solidated road for a number of years. He has lately severed his connection, and in the near future will sail for Cuba During the evening MT. Key holds was presented with a handsome gold watch chain and $40 in gold, ac- with the best wishes of hose who made the gift
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth ,dist church, Guilford, has elected of icers for the ensuing year as follows: President, Mrs. J. Fl. Knott; vice presi- lent. Mrs. George M. Ladd; secre- arv. Mrs. H o. Blatchley; treasurer ,Irs. Robert Norton; directresses Mrs. 7 George M. Ladd and Mrs. William Irocker. Frederick L. Ford Of Hartford. as | istant engineer of the street depart nent will read a paper before the En- ,ineers' club of Yale university next ' Thursday evening on "The storm Wa . CT Problem of Hartford" The paper T will include reports of interesting ex- ' ,eriments on the Franklin avenue . rainage district. and on a scheme for data by automatic devices,