The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFNTEREST COYOERNIYG
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


And other People knoUn In This city
-IntsrsstIng Social Events Here and
Elsewhere
The annual reception and ball of the
Marlin Fire Arms Company Mutual Aid
association will be held in Harmonic
hall tomorrow evening, November 4.
The committee in charge wishes to as
sure friends that no expense has been
spared in arranging the programme.
The committee is pleased to announce
that Miss Cora Christafferson. Charles
o'Connell, A. B. Ross and F. J. o'Con-
nell will render selections during the
ensuing evening. The order of dancing
will be in charge Of Professor Fichtl
and James Keenan,.
Harry G. Holcomb and family have
arranged to spend a portion of the fall
and winter in Southern California and
will start for there this week.
Hon. Charles f. BROKER and Mrs.
BROKER of Ansonia leave to-day for a
two weeks stay at the Virginia Hot
Springs.
Miss Jeanette Ebel, youngest daugh-
ter of Louis Ebel, and Lucius L. Whit
ney. were quietly married October Is
by the Rev. DR.. Bell of 600 Chapel
street. After light lunch the happy
pair left for a short trip and on their
return will reside at the home of the
brides father, 70 Warren steet. Miss
May Whitney Of Litchfield. Conn.,. was
/ - q hal Iact
man.
Miss Florence Cummings. violinist of
this city, assisted organist R. p. Paine
at the opening vesper service in the
South church, New Britain. Sunday.
Myron Monroe of Branford Point is
visiting his grandmother in Stratford.
Athelstan Mills, organist, entertained
the choir boys of Christ church. Rev.
A. j. Gammack, and the choirmaster.
Mr.. Northrop. Saturday evening at his
residence on Howe street.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered to Miss Ida Price at her resi-
dence, 100 Putnam street, Sunday eve
ming by number of her friends. The
evening was spent in all sorts Of
amusements and vocal selections were
furnished by those present. One of the
most pleasant features of the evening
was a musical selection rendered by
James Breen. AT midnight the merry
party sat down to an elaborate sup
ger. b.
Miss Matherine Benhami has returned
to her home on Main street. West Ha-
ven. from visit with Mrs. Andrews
OF Orange. h.
Mrs. John NJ. HoIcomb who has been
regent of the Ruth Wyllis chapter, D..
"a r., of Hartford, for the past eleven
years, has resigned her position. The
chapter reluctantly accepted her resig-
nation at a recent meeting.
Ralph M. Gilbert. formerly of this
city, now of New York, was in town
Sunday the guest of his father and
mother on Gill street.
The Hawthorne club Of West Haven
will meetwill meet with Mrs. c.. K.
Bush this evening.
Al birthday party was rendered Miss
sTennie Hofacller at her home, 426 Con-
gress avenue, Friday evening. and a
very pleasant evening was spent. Vo-
cal and instrumental music was part of
the evenings enjoyment, after which a
dainty collation. was served. and the
guests departed, each wishing Miss Ho-
facker many happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Treat of
Bridgewater have been the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. James Sears of Center
street. West Haven. ~
A benefit concert will he given in
Christ church parish house. West Ha-
Ill. ,s.,rr $50 ~tn1~
weather is stormy, on Friday evening
at the same hour and place. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain,
who have been spending a month in the
Adirondacks have returned to the home
o. their parents. DR.. and Mrs. J.. w.
Cummings in West Haven.
Mrs. James III. Hermance gave a
birthday party for her little daughter
Saturday afternoon from to O'clock
at their home ON Main street,
The Rev. Father Curtin of West Ha-
ven attended the laying Of the corner
stone of st. Francis Xaxier church in
Waterbury Sunday.
a Halloween reception was tender
ed in honor Of Miss Florence Bailey,
niece of Rev. Mr.. Sanford, formerly of
Grace church, now of Black Hall, Lyme,
by Miss Ruth Seeley Saturday evening.
Miss Effie Nettleton of Orange gave
Halloween party to the "Jolly Six
Club at which time Halloween pro-
gramme was carried out. The club and
their friends were The Misses Esther
Andrew, Marion Clark. Bessie Otis,
i Mile Scobie, Francis Snow, also irving
Countryman, Elmer Pohnson, Alfred
Walker. Mr.. Randall Of New Haven,
Irving Andrew and Frederick Downs
Mrs. "A. S. Redfield and son, Fl, B.
LIKED HIS "NIP.''