The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST OyCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This CIt,

Local social Events Here and Else
 where.
 Plymouth church has re-engaged fo
 the year from May 1st F. w. Canada
 organist and director; Miss Katherin
 T, Murphy, soprano; Miss Louise Dani
 ker, contraito; William F. Harper bass
 The position of tenor has not yet beer
 filled as Dr. Green, the present tenor il
 to spend the coming year in Europe
 F. w. Canada has also been re-en gagged to supply and direct the music il
 Humphrey street church for the veal coming.
 The Young Womens guild of Trinity church will give it's annual entertain
 nent tonight at 7:45. The programme will consist of vocal solos by Miss Madge Roberts and by Messrs. William Grab and Eugene Heinig piano anc violin solos by the Misses Gertrude ano Leonora Grave, and recitations by Miss May Colt. At the conclusion of the programme an informal reception vii be held. Rev. MT. and Mrs. George L Parker will be the guests of honor. A cordial invitation is extended to friends of the guild and all members of Trinity church.
 Mrs. Luman Cowles and the Misses Cowles of ill Chapel street have issued cards for an at home on Saturday February 8, from until o'clock
 Senator o. H. Platt was taken i'll in Washington, D. C., last Friday night of gastritis, and is confined to his rooms at the Arlington. Judge James P. Platt says that Senator Platt was much better and expected to be in the senate yesterday.
 Miss May Mccarthy of Woodbridge has taken a place as stenographer in the office of Deming & Cox, 4S Church street.
 The following are the entries for the Yale checker tournament: Glass Il, Creevey 1902; g. Wright 1904 L. S.; 3, B. Webster 1903; f. Brinsmade 1905; ,, Hull 1903; 6, Carter 1903; [, Dallas 1904; S. G. C. Wade 1904 s., g, Hudspeth 1904 L. s, Class Iii, Moore 1902; ?, Gales 1902 T. S.; 3, Roberts 1902 S.: 4, Fisher 1904 l.. &; g. Bacon 1903; G. Marcus 1903 l.. s.; T. Blatchley 1903 S.; 8, Anderson 1895.
 At the lecture on Thursday afternoon on Heinrich Heine the following artists have kindly consented to sing: Mrs, Nora Russell Haesche, Miss Ellen Ho- fer. Charles Zimmerman c. H. Reid 1901. c. Smith 1902, R. Hazard 1903, I.e ,nard Tyler 1904 Walter Cowles will ye the accompanist. Miss Ella Smith will recite This lecture is for the ben eft of the vacation school play ground fund.
 Miss Lathrop, who has been the guest of Miss Marie Gladwin of Lester street, West Haven, has returned to her home in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs Frederick W. Beckett of Barnett street, wife of MT Beckett, foreman of the Greist Manufacturing company, while on her way home recently slipped on an icy sidewalk and badly dislocat- ed her ankle She Is speedily improv- ing under the care of DTS. Sweet and Littlejohn.
 Edward whittlesey of Prospect street, West Haven is confined to the house with measles.
 A whist party held at the home of Mrs. Henry c. Schneider No. 20 Ar thur street, resulted as follows: the booby prize was landed by Miss Walk III d Jump, WIlIIe MIS. GiOChGI Ncip- tured the first prize. Following the lively whist session Miss Lustig enter taired the audience with several reel tations, which were of merit and brought the young talented lady ann pie applause. Vocal solos as well as instrumental were rendered, and with refreshments by the hostess the party spent most delightful afternoon and evening.
 The town hall at Orange was the | scene of large and gay gathering Fri day evening, the occasion being a whist | party given by five lady members of | the Orange Whist club. viz. Mrs. l Frank c. Woodruff, Mrs. Watson s, Woodruff, Mrs. Bella filling, Mrs John i J. Merwin and Mrs Wellington An [ drews The hall has been most taste fully trimmed to produce a drawing room effect. Twenty tables were occu- pied Guests were present from New | Haven Ansonia and West Haven. Af- ter the game supper was served, to which the large company present did ample justice After supper the time was given over to singing, dancing and cake walking and from the talent dis played in the latter, the manager of the Orange fair need not go out of town in the future for attractions.
 Tickets for the West Haven National band concert are selling rapid ly and the leader and members of the band are pleased that their efforts are meeting with so much appreciation. The concert will be held in the town hall 0n Wednesday evening, February 5.
 Word has been received by the com mittee in charge of the banquet of the local Business Mems association that Professor William Lyon Phelps of L, Yale will act as postmaster at their banquet
 Miss MacCrae of Campbell avenue West Haven, spent Sunday with her parents in South Norwalk
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