The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People kSnUrvn tm Thta City
Local social events Here and EEIae-
where.
Miss Mary Keleher, one Of the leading
society young people of Yesterday. r.
T., has returned to her home after a
very pleasant visit with relatives on
York street, this city.
Augustin F. Maher, warden of the
borough of West Haven, is one of the
victims of the grip that is now epidem-
ic. He has been confined to his bed for
several days, but his condition is now
such as to indicate speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seymour of
Chicago ILL.,, are the guests of friends
on Oak Place. Mr.. Seymour is engaged
in the manufacture of automobiles.
The Misses Helen and Florence Gray
son of Milwaukee. Wis, are spending
two weeks with friends on West Chapel
street. The Misses Grayson are to leave
New York city with their parents on the
tenth of February for trip through
Europe.
Henry Stevens of New York city
spent Sunday with relatives on Howard
avenue Mr.. Stevens has just returned
from business trip to all the principal
cities of South America, which places he
visited in the interests of the Arbuckle
Sugar company.
Miss Kate Trowbridge, daughter of
Mrs. William Trowbridge of Prospect
street, who has been very i'll, was re-
ported as better.
George w. Lewis, of the firm of Lewis
& Maycock, has returned from ten
weeks European trip. He came back
on the Celtic.
General and Mrs. George Hare Ford
sail tomorrow for Italy for a trip of
some length.
Frank Lewis Mason is in New Mexico
and expects to be away month.
Fl. c. Martin, who has been spending
week with his sister, Mrs. J. c. Hyde
of George street, has returned to his
home in Middletown.
Mrs Leonidas Alling, who has been
spending a few days with her brother,
j. j. Merwin, has returned to her home
in Philadelphia.
The Misses Rene and Gertrude Dugan
have returned to their home in New
York after a pleasant visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Kate Williams of SO Sylvan
avenue.
The Butterfly assembly will give an
informal dance in Lenov hall on Friday
evening, February Is.
A son was born to Mary Walker Ed
r. ~ III
ridge, Yale '96, now of Moscow, Idaho.
On Tuesday evening, January 80, the
Algonquin club will hold a private
cotillion in Republican hall.
Miss Annie Lea Blackwell Of 256 Brad
ley street, will entertain the Colonial
Danes at their regular monthly meet
ing of January 30. The usual order of
exercises will be observed and a. paper
entitled "A Glance at Colonial House.
keeping" will be read by Mrs. Williston
Walker of Edwards street. wife of Pro-
lessor Walker of Yale university.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Lyon will en-
tertain the Pequot council at an even
ing whist on Friday, February s, at
their residence, 1894 West Chapel street.
The husbands of the members will be
invited.
Miss Lena Maylinger of Howard ave-
nue. sailed on the steamer Deutchland
for Germany during the week. She will
stay until August and will visit in diff
ferent cities on the continent.
Mrs. Jackson, wife Of ex-Patrolman
Benjamin S. Jackson, of 20 Edwards
street, who has been i'll six weeks with
the grip, is convalescent.
Cards are issued by Mrs. E. Henry
Barnes, Mrs. Alfred Newton Wheeler
and Mrs. Sidney Hosmer, who is Mrs.
Barnes daughter, for a tea on Friday,
January 80, to be given at Mrs. Barnes
home, 1441 Chapel street.
The Regina assembly will hold it's
fourth informal dance at Lenox hall
Friday evening, January 80. The COM
mittee in. charge are George A. Ed
wards, Thomas W. Finigan, Raymond
NJ. Hemming, and Archie r. Austin.
David Ashmun the well known music
teacher at the corner Of George and
Factory streets, who has been i'll for six
weeks is much better
Miss Margaret c. Doody of 121
Meadow street has gone to Florence Viii
la, Winter Haven, Fla. She will be
gone several weeks
The next meeting of the circle will be
held at the home Of the secretary, Miss
Alice Paterson, tomorrow evening.
On Tuesday evening, February II, the
second informal dance of the Vassar as
sembly will be held in Lenox hall. The
committee of arrangements is composed
of the following young ladies: Miss
Anna Sullivan, Miss Mae Doherty, Miss
Helen Walsh Miss Belle Corcoran, Miss
Helen Folsom.