The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

! noon by Miss Boil on Heinrich Hetne'
 at United church chapel, it is stated
 that tickets can be secured at the door
 as we'll as from the vacation school
 committee.
 Mrs Arthur w. Marsh and Mrs. Will
 liam Austin Pratt of 977 Whalley ave
 nue have cards out for large tea on
 Friday February ', from until 6.
 Henry N Hughes will leave to-day to
 attend the Mardi Gras festival at New | Orleans.
 w. Sydney Downs of Derby gave dinner Saturday evening in honor of | Governor Mclean at his home. There were twenty present. Miss Jennie Mer- win of Nv Haven sang and Miss Maud Patchen accompanied her on the piano. Alfredo De Orc, the pool champion of
 the world was in New Haven Wednes- day night and played a game with his
 manager at the Yale on Temple street The game was for 150 points and was
 won by the champion by the score Of 150 to 10S The game was witnessed by a large number of Yale men and was very interesting one. After the game the great pool player entertained the crowd by giving some fancy shots,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Chase of Wash ington avenue. West Haven, left on
 Tuesday afternoon for New York. From
 there they will go to Thomasville, Ga,
 where MT Chase's family reside. Mrs.
 Chase will be away two months They
 have rented their house to Mrs. Roberts of the borough.
 Mrs James Peck of West Haven is recovering from severe grip cold. Her daughter, Mrs. F. Stack Thomas, is confined to her bed with the grip.
 Miss Sadie Noble of Cornwall enter tained Mrs George Talman of Third avenue and Miss Jean Beckwith of Smith street Tuesday evening at the house of her uncle, Henry c. Newton of Sherman avenue, this city. The Matinee club will meet with Mrs. A. K. Kendrick of Elm street this afternoon. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 Mrs. Macrea. mother of Mrs. Robert Chase of West Haven, has gone to New York to visit relatives.
 The fourth annual masquerade by the Columbia Social club will be held on Friday evening, February 21, in West Haven town hall.
 Miss Bessie Curran of West Haven has taken position in the office of the New Haven Incubator company, 440 Elm street.
 Mrs William Austin Pratt and Mrs. Arthur w. Marsh have issued at home cards for Friday afternoon from un- til o'clock at 977 Whalley avenue.
 Miss Fannie ElwelI of Campbell ave- nue, New Haven, who has been i'll, has recovered and will return to the Roger Sherman school, where she is teaching.
 The weekly meet of the Westvlle Up to-date club was held at the home of Mrs, George M. Griswold on Fountain street Tuesday afternoon. About twen- ty-three were present.
 Mrs. George Mortimer and daughter of Union avenue, West Haven, have gone to Sound Beach to attend the we'd ding of Mrs Mortimer's cousin of that place.
 The ladies of the West Haven Metho- dist church will hold cake sale this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Williams, corner of Smith street and Urion avenue.
 The St. Tgnatius guild of Christ church, West Haven, will give five and ten cent sale in the parish house on Tuesday, February II. This is in- tended to give a last opportunity be- fore Lent for a social gathering of all the parish who care to come. Adnis- sion will be five cents, the doors being open at 7:30 at sis and again at 9:15 A little farce entitled "Courtship Un- der Difficulties" will be given upstairs i've cents admission being charged to see the performance. Ice cream and cake home made candies hnd useful articles will be for sale in the rooms Nothing will be offered costing more than ten cents
 At the annual meeting of the Con necticut chapter, Daughters of Found CTS and Patriots. held at the Central club, NorWalk, Monday afternoon Mrs. T. K. Noble, president. presiding, rep lesentatives were present from New Haven, Hartford, Derby, Southport, Westport, and Norwalk. Mrs r. w, l Gerard was elected delegate to the gen eral court to be held in Washington, May 13. The names of Mrs. William | Hamilton Moseley of New Haven and | Mrs. Frederick Stanley of New Brit | ain were proposed for membership A | paper on Colonial Education in Virginia | by Mrs. Kate A. Futile of the Uniyer- ! oity of Virginia was read by Mrs Per , ry Of Southport
 Colonel and Mrs I. M. Ullman of 621 | Chapel street celebra ted the tenth an- niversary of their wedding Tuesday ev- i aning with a very enjoyable dinner. Covers were laid for fourteen.
 Rev. F. B. Robinson of Lisbon, this state, wkc has accepted a call to the [ Grace Congrega tional church at Hol- yoke, Mass, is highly spoken of by those acouainted with his work He preached at Grace church on a recent Sunday and the congregations were much pleased with his sermon and he manner of his delivery. He also ad- dressed dressed the o'clock service at me Second Congregational church the sdne Sunday. MT. Robinson is fear | ess in speech and action. and a hard worker. He IS a graduate of Amherst iollege and of Yale divinity school. and vas ordained at Lisbon while pursuing | lis studies at New Haven. He has, q wife and one child. and will probably lrrive in HolVolle the middle or last ,f the month.