The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING " NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 And Other People Known in This City
 -LocaI Social Events Here and Else- Rev H. Frank Ralf will speak to- night at conference of. Sunday school workers in Trinity church, Merideh. Subject, Practical Work of the Sun day School Teacher" an address on Fundamental Things" will also be given by General State Secretary George S. Deming. of New Haven.
 This evening will occur a musical and informal dance to be given by the Lyr- ic Mandolin club at Warner Hall. The musical part of the programme will in- clude Samuel Siegel, premier mandolin virtuoso, and Hyman Meyer. a distin- guished monologist and vocalist. Af- ter this programme dancing will follow until midnight.
 Donald G. Mitchell reached his S1st birthday last week. having been born on April 12, 1922, The distinguished au- thor is living quietly at his beautiful home at Edgewood.
 The ladies of the Women's auxiliary to the Y. M. c. A. held homemade cake and candy sale yesterday after noon at S:S0 o'clock and continuing through the evening. It. was held in the auxiliary parlors in the Y. M. c. A. building.
 Miss Nellie Bradley of Short Beach is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frederick SchWenck, of Cutlery avenue, South Meriden. *>f#
 An entertainment will be given this evening at eight o'clock by the Golden Rule circle of Kings Daughters in the lecture room of the First M. E. church. The programme will include small s playlet entitled "A Bachelors Reve- rie."a Ice cream and cake will be served
 William Curran, of New Haven, en- tered the employ of E. T. Vance, of Ansonia, Tuesday morning. He is a drug clerk with experience and is a man we'll liked wherever he is en- ployed He takes the position made vacant by the retirement of John Der ger 5,.s '%
 The sale of fancy articles and home made cake opened yesterday, given by X the Junior auxiliary of Christ church at the parish house, will be continued this and Wednesday evenings. n {,
 A pleasant surprise party was ten 2 dered MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch, of 37 Cassius street, Monday evening, The affair was arranged to properly ob- serve the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. The presents were many and valuable and included a handsome dresser and beautiful will 2 low rocker. Music, singing and recita- tions were enjoyed during the evening followed by refreshments, after which the company separated, wishing MT and Mrs. Lynch many hearty congrat- uIations. %
 The marriage of Miss Caroline M Phelps Stokes, daughter of Ansor Phelps Stokes to Robert Hunter, is an. nounced to take place at the Stokes home in Noroton, and it is proposed tc make the occasion a house. warming for the new residence that Mir. Stokes is building, although it. will not be completed by that time. The Stokes < have a farm in Darien, which they have occupied at intervals during the past year, and they expect to be there most of the summer.
 Cards are received here announcing the marriage Monday in Bridgeport ol Miss Mabel Lovisa Harty, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. William H. Harty, to MT and Mrs. William H. Harty, to MT Benjamin Fox Milner, of this city, wht Is connected with the New Haven Ict Co. "
 Announcement was made this weel of the engagement of the Rev. W. H x Garth, rector of St. Michaels Episco pal church, Naugatuck, to Mrs. Irent Emerson Trask, widow of Charles H Trask, Jr., of Boston, and daughter O the late Samuel Henry Ransom of Al bany, IN. Y. The marriage will talk place early in June in St. George N church, New York. The Rev. MI Garth came to Naugatuck about yea ago from Rhode Island to succeed tn Rev. J. W. Ellsworth, deceased. H was at one time assistant to the Rev pr. Rainsford, of New York city.
 The last cotillon given by the Sep tir1o club will be danced Friday even ing at Harmony hall. It is to be un