The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
 And Other People Known in FhIH City --Loeal Social Events Here and EIss- where. Mrs Walter c. Goldsmith of Guilford, whose health for long time has been very much impaired. on Thursday last was obliged to undergo very difficult, delicate and dangerous operation which was successfully performed at her home in Guilford by Drs. J. M. Adams of this city and J. H. Evans of Guilford. The many friends of the lady in New Haven. Branford and Guilford and other places will be pleased to know that the doctors have pronounced the operation sue cess in every way. and it is expected in time to restore the lady to, her for mer good health and strength. She has as nurse Mrs. Minnie Swift os this city, who is a friend of Mrs. Gold smiths and who expects to have her around again in about three weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Straus and Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Meyer of this city have moved to their summer cottage at Bradley Solnt.
 Miss Mary Hope, who was for many years stenographer at the New Haven house. resigned to accept a position with local coal firm.
 Miss May Allan, daughter of Patrol man John Allan. left on Thursday for a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Doherty of Brooklyn. Afterwards, attended by her aunt. she will visit for awhile at Glen Cove and Hastings -on-th Hudson.
 Mrs. Isham Henderson gave the third of her receptions in honor of Mrs. Yam dell Henderson on Thursday.
 Mrs. Lewis Maycock of 109 Oak street left Thursday evening for summer at Asbury Park.
 The Peterson family will give one of their unique entertainments at the West Haven M. B. church on Wednes- day evening, May D. under the auspices of the Epworth league. The proceeds will be used to help clear the debt on the church property.
 A small dinner party was given at the home of Superintendent and Mrs. Frank H. Beede on Temple street Thurs day evening. Dr. and Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Talcott Robinson were among those hidden.
 The Prospect Lawn Tennis association will give a dance in the West Haven town hall on Tuesday evening, May 26 The Harugari Singing society will hold its annual excursion on July 26 The committee in charge Of the ar- engagements for the annual family out ing, to take place on Decoration day at Scanlon's Grove. east shore. will meet this evening.
 A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss Pauline Bauer Thursday evening at her home, 164 Richards street, West Haven. Many amusing games were played throughout the evening. and were en- joyed by all. Miss Lendroth took the booby prize. The following programme was rendered: Piano solo, Miss Lydia M Eichmann: vocal duet Miss Flora wag- ner and Miss Pauline Bauer; piano solo, Benjamin F. Rungee: piano duet. Ed ward Deidrickson and Harry Rungee; piano solo, Miss Pauline Bauer: recita- ton, Richard Lowenstein. At the con- clusion Of the programme refreshments were served.
 Joseph J. Reilly has been elected by the local Typographical union as dele gate to the convention of the Typo graphical International union. to be s held in Washington In August. William Con1isky is the alternate.
 Mrs. J. Edward Somers of Whitney avenue gave a tea at her residence on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bradley of this city have taken one of the Baldwin cot tages at Branford Point and will go down next week for the season. The Saturday Afternoon Whist club will be entertained May 8 by Mrs. Will liam Husted. ir.. at her residence on Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Lima Rimler of 9e View street, this city. writes from Adelsheim. Ba- den. that she will sail for home from Bremen on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II on June IS.
 The supper and entertainment given at Masonic hall Thursday evening by Golden Rod Aid society, c. F. S., was a decided success. About 150 enjoyed the excellent supper provided by the ladies. A musical programme followed by a x farce, "Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party was comical and Imaginable, and thor oughly enjoyed by those who attended. Many visitors from Myrtle, Excelsior, Mystic and Ethel chapters attended.
 William A. Myer and family of Blake street have gone to. New York. where they will spend few days with friends. MT. Manning and family of Water bury have leased the Judge Coe cottage on Cocheco avenue Indian Neck, and are occupying the same for the season. Judge Cee is having a new cottage con- structed, which he together with his household will occupy later in the sea- son.
 Miss Susie Hutchinson, librarian at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, has been appointed president of the Long Island Library club.
 Mrs. W. R. Foote left Branford Thurs day to join her daughter, Miss Mabel F'ote, in Brooklyn. Miss Foote will be one os the bridesmaids at the we'd N ding ns, a classnate in Armenia naxt