The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Othor People Known in This City
 --LocaI Social Events Here and EIse-
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 Mrs. Frank Fessenden Dole of Blake street left yesterday morning for At lantic City. Mrs Dole has been quite ill with nervous prostration and was recommended a change by her physi- clan.
 The members of the Monday club, together with their wives, were very pleasantly entertained by All Saints chapter of the Daughters of the King, at the guild rooms, 2S2 Hallock ave nue, Monday evening. A bountiful col lation was served, following which short addresses were made by the chaplain, Rev. w. P. Downes, Presi- dent Horace P. Sherman and other members of the club; also by ladies present The rooms were very prettily decorated for the occasion, which was much enjoyed by all.
 w. S Moyle will conduct and sing the tenor role of the Daisy Chain" in Bridgeport this evening, January 29, for the fifth time in that city He will be assisted by Mrs. Richard Percy of New York, soprano; Mrs. Susan HaWley Davis, contralto, and w. R. Clark, basso. This beautiful Lehman song cycle will be sung before the Court Marian of the Foresters' association in Bridgeport.
 G. N. Moses entertained a party Of six at dinner at the Hof Brau Haus Monday evening.
 Mrs. James F. Bradley and her daughter, Mrs. William Keeley, of 403 Shelton avenue, have returned to their home after week visiting in Newark, N J., and Brooklyn.
 R. H. Nesbit of West Chapel street is quite i'll with an attack of pneumonia.
 Arthur B. Racknagel, the Yale stu dent who is suffering with varioloid, is reported as resting very comfortably. His case is an exceedingly light one and no serious results are anticipated. There are no new suspects.
 St. Anne's guild will give an enter tainment on the evening of February 5, at Warner hall, for which the following soloists have been engaged: Miss Ellz- abeth C. Gaffney, soprano, solo1st; Miss Gertrude and Miss Leonora Graves, violin and piano soloists, who have just returned from a years study in Europe; Miss May Jean Colt, and Riley Phillips. At the conclusion of the pro- sramme, dancing will be enjoyed. Meany's orchestra furnishing the mu- sic.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven met this week with Mrs. Louis Lampson of Washington avenue. The substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. Charles Lomas, Mrs. William Hu- sted. Mrs. Humiston of Springfield, guest of Mrs. Edward Howarth; Mrs. Allen and Mrs Schroeder of New Ha- ven. Mrs. Edward Nettleton won the first prize, beautiful silver tray, and Mrs, H. s. Thompson the second prize, cut glass vase Members of the club who attended were Mrs. D. A. Kinner, Mrs. George Warner, Mrs. James Peck, Mrs Edward Howarth, Mrs. Adrian Heitmann, Mrs Henry Forbes, Mrs. J. Whitney, Mrs. Edward Nettleton, Mrs. F M. Smith. Mrs Harry Nettleton, Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mrs. George Bailey and Mrs. George Johnson.
 The s. $. Whist club was entertain cd bv Mrs. c. w. Pickett, 23 Lynwood place, Monday afternoon Mrs J. W. Seayer acted as substitute for an ab- sent member. The prizes were won by Mrs. John A. Hull and Mrs W. T. Dill. The first was Japanese Mof- riag1e ware urn the second white chit- ion fan
 The Misses Anna and Agnes Bone, who have been guests of MT. Kerr of Boston, royal secretary of the Order ot Scottish Clans, returned home yester- day. Friday night they attended the Caledonian concert and ball in Me chanics' hall, the largest hall in Bos- ton, where over 4,000 people were i'll the grand march. Miss Jessie Mac Lachlan, one of the finest Scottish singers of Scotland and America, was the leading attraction. The Misses Bone will be Miss MacLachlan's guests in Hartford on Friday.
 Mrs. William Thomas Barnum and Mrs. Edwin Hickok Barnum Of 25O sherman avenue have issued cards to an tat home" from 4 until o'clock Wednesday, February 5. Receiving with them will be Mrs. Harstrom of Nor walk.
 A pleasant informal whist party was rendered Monday evening by the Misses Margaret and Jennie Campbell at their home on Blatchley avenue in honor of