The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
iTEMSoFIN1ERESTCoNO MING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLBl
And Oshsr People iSno~n in ThiI c,sy Interesting sooiai Events Har and Elsewhere.

II 6 s 55tF I A violet tea is to be given to the chfdren of. Christ Episcopal church, Broadway and I Elm street, tomorrow afternoon. Mn. s.
 Arthur Marsden will have the children
 The yiolets, yiolets, beautiful blue violes,
 Laden with perfume and dripping all with
 From deli and from dingle,
 By Till and by rivulet,
 | Children at sunrise.
 sought them for you.
 Enclosed in cluster of green leaves, I found them
 Hiding their heads from the peep of the day;
 Betrayed by the sweets they themselves
 culled the coy blossoms and bore them away.
 The Locomotive Firemen, Division 2s4,
 are making elaborate preparations for the | banquet to be held in this city next Sunday.
 It is expected that some of the grand off, cers will attend. Andrew F. Kelly, the well
 known trades unionist, Is president of the local division.
 Mrs, Millen and daughter, who have been visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Trefry, wife of Druggist Trefry, left Saturday to return to their home in Yarmouth, Nova | Scotia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Seymour are going
 to Colorado Springs for a two or three
 Dr. Sarah scoyilIe whittlesey, of Prospect street, q teacher at Wellesley last year, has returned from Milwaukee, where she deliv- | Collegiate Alumnae She will not return to | Wellesley this year, remaining at home with her sister. who has been south for | three weeks.
 Mrs. w. B. Frost, of Elm street, Is visit ing in Hartford, the guest of her friend, MT. and Mrs. John Nj. Hall and Miss Hall will leave next month for California, where they expect to spend the winter. MT. and Mrs. Albert Cass and son Ray mond have returned to their home on Elm street after spending the summer with Mrs. s. E. Mower, of Farren avenue. Miss Laura Grouse and Miss Eda Gresh, of Boxford school, are being entertained by Miss Alice Brooks, of Whitney avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph B. Sargent are talk ing trip through the south. They are at present in Washington.
 Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, of BIO Temple street, who is attending school at Brierclim, Is spending a few days at home. She came to attend the Yale Princeton game.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Montz, of Edwards street, entertained party of friends at their residence on Friday evening the Hilda Millen, of Nova Scotia, who have been visiting their relatives, Mir and Mrs. Thomas Trefry, of Edwards street. Miss Marie Hugo sang group Of German and Italian songs very sweetly, and Miss Lizzie
  ed several selections on the piano. Dumet lunch was served and social evening was enjoyed. Mrs. Millen and daughter left tor Boston Saturday morning for 2 visit with Mrs Millen's son before returning to Nova Scotia Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Thomas O. Trefry, Miss Erma Trefry, Ho- mer Trefry, Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Ties ing, Mrs. Millen and Miss Hilda Millen of Nova Scotia. Mvs. Homer, of Nova Scotia, Misses Marie and Lizzie Hugo and MT. and Mrs Montz.
 Mrs. e. Brinley Morgan spent the past week In Boston and in Exeter, N. H.
 Mrs. Benjamin Bacon and Miss Dorothy Bacon have returned from short visit with General and Mrs. Aiken, of Norwich. Mrs. c. K. Billings, of Trumbull street, had a house party for the football game, in. clpding guests from New York city and
 Mr. and Mrs A. Maxcy Hitler have had as guests the past week, Dr. Richard Bur ton. the poet, and Rev. Dr. Charles 10. lief ferson, pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Roderick, of New York, were the guests of their son, Rector Roderick, Yale 1904 &, for the football game. MT. and Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler are liv- ing at 13 University place during the time their Trumbull street house is being done over.
 The M. Steinert company, of New Haven, who have had branch for some time at the store of ". S. Sturteyant in South NOT | walk, have taken a ledSe OI tue StoIe Fl West Washington street, South Norwalk, 1 formerly occupied as an office by the Con.
 necticnt Railway and Lighting, company. and will take possession this week. .- "A teachers tea will be held Monday, No | yember 30, by the Dwight Place Sunday school teachers. A question box will be l feature of the evening Ernest F. Parrigo, for several years head clerk for H. A. Dupee, the Fairfield avenue | druggist, Bridgeport recently quit the voca | tion of compounding drugs to accept more 1 lucrative position with the Maltine compa nv. Mir. Perrigo left Bridgeport Saturday gins his new duties. He becomes trayeine Representative of the company, and his ter ritory includes West Virginia, Tennessee I Kentucky and portion of Ohio MT. Per rigo has many friends In New Haven as well as Bridgeport, who wish him success | in his new undertaking.