The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEIIEST CONCERNING
 NEW WHAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 The Elm City Free Kindergarten association will present at Harmonic hall this evening, May s, at S:15 o'clock the following attractive programme:
 I. APPLES.
 A comedy in one act, with the follow ing cast:
 Herbert Huntley Chauncey S. Goodrich Lady Roedale .. Miss Marian Campbell Betty Tyrrel .. Miss Dorothy Wright Scene: A studio in Rome. II. PETTICOAT PERFIDY. 4 comedy in one act, by Sir Charles Young, with the following cast: Mrs Montrevor. Miss Bessie Rogers Mrs. Norwood Jones. .................M Miss Elizabeth Beers Juliette-Lady's Maid............... ............M Miss Marian Campbell Scene: Mrs. Montrevor's drawing room in Albermarle street.
 Music will be furnished by the Yale university orchestra, and by double quartette from the Freshmen Glee club.
 Mrs. Potter, of Brooklyn, came Sun day to visit her sister, Mrs. Mix, wife of Coroner Eli Mix. Mrs. Potter came to hear her niece, Miss Bessie Mix, who sang two numbers in the 9:SO con- cert at the Hyperion Tuesday morning, and Mrs. Potter returned to Brooklyn | Tuesday afternoon. Miss Bessie Mix is a young singer with promising fu- ture and received many congratula- tions on her fine singing, as it was her | first appearance before large assem- | bly,.
 Mrs. Caroline Zink is very i'll at her 1 home on Main street Branford, suffer- \ ing from kidney trouble. Her son. pr. Charles Zink, of New York city, is ex- pected here to-day Mrs. B. F. Hosley is at her mothers bedside in constant attendance.
 Mrs. Charles P. Merwin, of New Bri- 1 tain, visited friends in this city and at l tended the music festival.
 MT. and Mrs. Ferdinand Van Beren l celebrated the tenth anniversary or | their wedding at their home, 197 View street, Wednesday evening in charm ing way. The house was decorated with apple blossoms and palms in
 very artistic manner. After the recep- tion the guests were entertained at dinner and an orchestra concealed be- hind a bank of palms furnished music during the dinner, and for the dance l which followed. MT. and Mrs. Von Be- ren received some very handsome pres
 ents, including cut glass, silver and china. The guests included MT. and
 Mrs. William Fricke, MT. and Mrs.
 Fred Fricke, MT. and Mrs. William Bein, MT. and Mrs. J. Hugo, MT. and
 Mrs. C. Nicholas, Dr. and Mrs. F. Bel
 losa, Mrs, T. Weibel, MT. and Mrs. c. Weiss, MT. and Mds. l.. Kautz, Md.
 and Mrs. c. Ockert, MT. and Mrs. F.
 B. Sinister, the Misses Denniker, Mrs. David R. Brown, MT. Charles F. Town
 send, MT. R. Kannigleser, MT. R. Lar
 kins and Mrs. R. Kault of Milwaukee.
 Mrs. George A. Harmount, of Whit ney avenue, has as her guest for a
 short time Mrs. Capron, of Boston, who
 has been a famous missionary in India
 in the past.
 The following officers were elected at
 the parish meeting of Christ church
 West Haven: Senior warden, Cyrus
 T. Futile; junior warden, Ray T. Hum
 phrey; vestrymen, Hugh Caldwell
 Charles K. Bush, George W. Warner Dr. John F. Barnett, Charles E. Hum phrey, John T. Clark, George H. Beebe David R. Brown, Henry A. L. Hall
 Frederick A. Jackson, George Il Thomas, Alfred Powell, Thomas H Wallace, Albert c. Coe, Hubert H. s Aimes; parish clerk and clerk of the
 vestry, Henry A. L. Hall; treasurer George H. Thomas. Resolutions were passed eulogizing the services of the retiring senior warden, Albert c. Coe and the retiring clerk. F.. Garter Hotchkiss, much regret being manifes } ted that the parish was obliged to lost their services.
 Mrs. A. N. Wheeler, of Gamer street F entertained Mrs Henry Alexande . White of Elizabeth N. J., at Luncheon l "Wednesday. Mrs. Haines stopped ol Ter way lU T1dflLUIU tO ctltCIA tAiS oii ] nual meeting of the Mccall mission 3 reid to-day Mrs. George Dimock, als' ? of Elizabeth, was the guest with othe 7 members of the Mccall mission com mittee en route for Hartford, of Mrs l Charles Curtiss, of Prospect street. g Many friends of MT. and Mrs. VII 3 liam Scoville, of West Haven, gathere' = at their home, 2S Main street, to hel e them celebrate the twentieth anniver sary of their marriage. The room I were decorated with appe blossoms an | tulips. Whist and other games wer
 played. At half-past ten o'clock al h sat down to tables loaded with deli = cious food. Among the guests were t MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis and daugh n ter of Waterbury, MT. and MT: t Charles Scoville and daughter an = Miss Bertha Scoville of New Yori d Mrs. Bessie Main, Miss Annie Scovillt n MT. and Mrs. James Watson of Tor S rington, MT. and Mrs. Kidder, MT an c Mrs. Hinman, MT. and Mrs. McFar
 land, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell, Mi
 iand Mrs. Lee, Miss Lee, Miss Edn
 Tyrrell of New Haven, MT. and Mr'
 Harry D.. S. Marshall, MT. and Mr. Harry Palmer, Miss Bertha Palmele'
 MT, and Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Annie Hal