The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-25
PIERS OVAL PARAGRAPHS
UEMSoFINTERESTc CONCERNING 0 NEW HAVENPE0PLE
And other People Known sn This City -Loeal Social Events Here and EIss- where.

-Loesl Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 A very pleasant social afternoon was spent yesterday at the residence of Mrs. Edward Davis and Mrs. Arthur Rowe. S40 Whitney avenue. Fifty-six ladies spent the afternoon playing the fascin- ating game of whist for charity, and the sum of eighteen dollars was netted and was very satisfactory to the ladies who entertained and those who played. Light refreshments were served and the affair was success, socially and finan- cially, The prizes were donated, and the first a hand-painted olive dish, was won by Mrs. Albert Johnson; the sec ond, silver butter knife with pearl handle, was won by Mrs Knowlton, of Orange street; the third, cushion, by Mrs. Joseph Clark, and the fourth, bric- a-brac, by Mrs. Richard Tyner. Some of the ladies who played were Mrs. Thomas Ackeri, Mrs. Tinkey, Mrs. John Deming, Mrs. Kochersperger, Mrs. Austin, of West Haven, Mrs. States, Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. Wells, Mrs.
 
 Mrs Edward Tiesing, Mrs. Frank Cole man, Mrs. Frisbie, of Cottage street, Mrs Redffeld, of Avon street, Mrs. A. A. Kellogg, of Elm street. Mrs. Albert Cass, of Elm street, Mrs. J. F. Hunter, of Cottage street, Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Mersick, Mrs. Charles Loomis, Mrs. John Healey, Mrs. Kaehrle, Mrs. Jo- 2 seph Schearbock, Mrs. Charles F. Mer- win, of Eld street, Mrs. Charles Ander- son, of Livingston street, Mrs. George P. MerWin of Eld street, Mrs. Larom, Mrs James Johnston, Mrs Albert John son, Mrs. Crofut, Mrs. Hall Mrs. Pit man, Mrs. 3CogsweIl, Mrs. Marlin, Mrs. HaIstead, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Champion, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Downes, Mrs. Ander- son, Mrs. Knight, Mrs Nuttings, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. May cock, Mrs. Nichols.
 The large circle of friends here of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar P. Dikeman, of New York city, will be glad to learn that they are to return this spring to New Haven, their old home, to reside, and will reoccupy their residence on George street, corner of Howe street, opposite the Dickerman residence. Mrs. Dike- man has been visiting'in New Haven for a number of days. MT. and Mrs. Dikeman have for the past seven years been residing in New York city, where the New York office of the large blot7 ting paper manufacturing firm of Eaton & Dikeman, at Lee, Mass, of which MT. Dfkeman is partner, is located. Mr. . Dikeman will, when again a resident here. commute back and forth to New I,se hIJci a New York office as before. MT. and Mrs Dikeman's daughter graduates from three-years' course at the Pratt l, Institute Brooklyn, in June.
 The engagement is announced ot Miss Mary Maltby filling, of Northford, this state, and Herbert Chauncey Miller, k. Yale 19o4 of Bloomingburg, N. Y. Miss Alling is the only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles F,lford filling, of North ford. and sister of Morris Ezra filling, of Brown university 1902 and of Yale Divinity school 1905, and superintendent of the Yale mission. Miss filling was graduated from Northfield (Mass.) sem- inary in 1900 and took a year special course in Pembroke hall, the women's s annex of Brown, university, roYideHce. Mr Miller is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Miller, ;. of Bloomfngburs. T,ast February MT. Miller was elected president and manager of the Yale unl- yersity Football association, having been assistant manager last year. Mr. Miller and Miss Alling met when stu- dents at Northfield. .s
 A son was born Thursday morning to MT. and Mrs. Edward Montgomery, or 36 Charles street. The little man Wefgn- ed eleven pounds. Mr and Mrs, James Dennison expect tosleaye the, city the first of May for trip through the west, remaining some time in Stockton, Cal. ...
 Mrs. Knodel, mother of Mrs. Arthur Mver, of Blake street, Westville, is im- 5. 4nroying quite rapidly at Grace hospi- tai where for some time past she has heen confined. Recently she pas oper- ated upon and her condition was serl- ous. &s5 t,' ,l
 quiet home wedding took place son Thursday at University place. Ihe contracting parties were MISS Alice Broadbent and Charles A. Treat After short tour MT. and Mrs. Treat VIII return home at the above address ana will receive their friends after May l. 1903. 5:'"
 Miss E.. Gold, who for some time has been stopping with her aunt Mrs. Dr. Bishops of Fair Haven, is quite i'll, but is recovering. She was formerly of Westvi1le.. :.
 iz, The snTwelve Jolly Freshmen" gave vegetarian supper Thursday evening at the home of Miss Bertha Anderson. The young ladies were Miss Ethel Isham, K Miss Esther Richards, Miss Anna V' Seery Miss Mabel Austin, Miss Edith O'Neill, Miss Charlotte Hyde, Miss Ma rian Kimberly Miss Charlotte Conklin, Miss Elsie Robinson, Miss Mae Hayes and Miss Anna G. Seery.
 John B. Fitch of 191 Church street, Misses Margaret and Hannah Fitch saileed yesterday on the steamer Cedric og the White Star line for England They will be gone until September and will make a tour of the different Euro- pean countries.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Wood mont chapel met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Atwell, and in the evening poverty social was enjoyed fo which all members of the church and their families were invited. very jolly time was reported and many striking costumes were worn by both