The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEhS OF TNTEREST OONOBR WING
 NEH HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and Eise- where.


 Supply company, is very seriously ill with typhoid fever at his residence on Dixwell avenue, Hamden. MT Humis- ton has been i'll nearly two weeks and the climax of the disease will be deter
 mined in a day or two Dr. Sanford of Edwards street is the attending phy- sician.
 Mrs Frederick Well Williams gave a dinner Saturday evening in honor of Miss Reynolds and Randolf Reynolds. The other guests were the Misses Ma bel Robertson, Margaret Thompson, Charlotte Watrous, Leila Darlington, and Wheeler Watrous.
 Miss Blanche Bailey of Meriden spent Friday with MT. and Mrs, F. w. Mar shall of 1277 State street MT. and Mrs. Marshall spent the day yesterday with Mrs. Marshalls sister, Mrs. Charles Chapman of Hanover street, Meriden
 Announcements from England con corning the novelties for English fes tivals are to the effect that Paderew- ski Is to write new cantata for the Bristol musical festival arranged for October to which the king and the prince of Wales have just accorded their patronage. Also that pr, Horatio w Parker's "St. Christopher" which he prepared for the festival of two years ago. will be included, and will be conducted by pr. Parker himself.
 Mrs Luckey, wife of Rev. Frank R. Luckey, pastor of Humphrey street Congregational church, has been very III with grip flor two weeks, but is now more comfortable.
 Mime. Nordica has promised Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson musical afternoon at her home on Bradley street before she sails for London for the Covent Garden season Mrs. Robertson is an old friend of Nordica's, the friendship dating from the time when both were pupils together at the New England Conservatory of Music, and to give Mrs. Robertson this favor was to Nor dica great pleasure. She will be here about April 20,
 Mrs. Augustus C. Hausmann of Bea- con avenue spent Friday and Saturday in Wallingford.
 Mrs Frank Chamberlain Porter has been called to Baltimore on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs. McCand- less.
 Mrs. J. F. Pendleton. president of the ladies' aid society of Epworth M. F. church, will entertain the society at her residence, AS Bishop street, Wednesday evening
 The many friends of Stanley Knight | will be interested to know that he has taken a lease Of the Dubois house on | Bradley street. He is contemplating a number of changes, which will give him better facilities especially for mu sicales.
 David Hosley of 20 Clark street is con fined to the house by illness.
 The ladies of St. Andrews M. F. church have their after Easter supper at the church next Wednesday evening. | fine supper will be served,
 The Rev Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., as- sistant rector at St PauIs church. has | had as guests during the past week his 1 mother, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes of | New York, and her daughters, the Misses Stokes
 Miss Juliette Buck is the guest of | Miss Richards and will remain for about ten days
 The ladies' society of the Plymouth church will hold a reception at the church Monday evening from to 8 o'clock the church quartet furnishing the music, after which the sittings in the church will be rented for the en- suing year. Plymouth has had a most prosperous year this first and critical year in the new building. The ladies society which raised about S2, 900 for the church debt during this past year have undertaken to complete the organ, which has been left until this time. A crescendo pedal, the pipes for the choir organ, six registers of sixty-one pipes each and one register for the swell. 427 speaking pipes in all are to be added. H. Hall & Co.,, the builders of the or gan. are very busy, but will do this work a once
 Miss Eugenia Bradley of Branford is home from Pratt institute for Easter vacation.
 J. A. Beaven, the editor of the Milford Citizen recently purchased from Judge Richard R. Hepburn a stripe of land on Seaside avenue, near the Overton residence and near Trumbul Beach MT. Beaven has surveyors at t work on the ground laying out build ing lots. When the work has been com pleted it is expected there will be from sixty to one hundred building lots with of forty by sixty. pr. Frederick Bellosa has returned to this city after ten days stay at Old . Point Comfort, Va, where he has been 9 attending Charles A. Futile of 122 Col ] lege street MT. Futile. while going to the south on a steamer, dislocated his I knee pan. It was during a heavy storm and the passengers were thrown about U right and left The patient was attend ed at the Hotel Chamberlain.
 Miss Anna Gaylord of Branford is home from Vassar college for Easter recess. Barnes Hoadley, Howard Hutchinson If Branford, and party of Shelf. '03 men are enjoying d week $ duCking al r grove, having taken one of f he Hotchkiss cottages for the Easter g ( Miss Maud Hubbard, daughter of Q Eugene R. Hubbard, president of the n board of aldermen, underwent an oper- b ltion for appendicitis Friday, The V many friends of Miss Hubbard will be V pleased to know that the operation was a successful and that her II chances of getting well are good Ii Edward Crofut of Yale is spending II