The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITElfSOFINTEIsEST CONCERNING
 NEIY HAVEN PEOPLE

nd Otnsr People Known tn Thts ctes
 Local sOciaI Events Here and EGlss-
 where.
 Mrs. William T. Barnum of 25o sher-. man avenue entertained the New Ha- ven Mothers club yesterday afternoon.
 The programme consisted of piano
 solos by Mrs. Rosabella Froushour Lines, character impersonations py
 William Packens of Yale university and symposium of four papers on the
 subject of the afternoon, ''The Infiu-
 ence of Music in the Home,' Mrs. c. W. Pickett taking the general theme, l followed by Mrs. Harry w. Hitchcock on the Influence of Music on the Dis position" Mrs. J. Richard North, Tn, fiuence of Music on the Mind," and
 Mrs. J.nE Dennison, Influence of Mu-
 sic on. the Soul" '. ..,.3 | J. Milton eGreist, the treasurer and l general manager at the Greist Manu- l featuring company of Westville, has | purchased at a large figure the Dam vile Telephone company, located In Hendricks county, Indiana. The pur-
 chase was made by MT. Greist as rep 1 resentative of the Plainfield (Ind.) Tel ephone company, to which he will transfer his recent purchase on May l,
 thus cementing a combine of the Web- like lines which extended over the en- tire county. sla.. s
 Mrs. Quinberg and son, from Lons- dale. R. l., who have been visiting her Eparents, MT. and Mrs. Selden Carter, | in Clinton, have returned r Miss Helen Vaughan, who has been IHl in Norwalk, is expected home III Westville to-day. . .5-s. ...s...55..,... ..s.. Mrs. Margaret Dieter celebrated her l birthday on Tuesday last at her home I 70 Chestnut street. A number of Mrs l Dietter's friends called and extendeo \ their hearty congratulations. Eugene J. Sullivan of Jewell street has gone to Waterbury to manage tht office of the Singer Sewing Machine
 company in that place. <.
 Father Carroll, who officiated at tht
 funeral of the late Senator Fox ane
 whose lifelong friend he was, visited
 his nephew, Thomas Stanford of Whal
 lev avenue, while he was in town.
 Walter Lyle Keller of 116 Nobl'
 street left yesterday morning for Aiken
 N. C., where he expects to join a part!
 of friends, who are to make toul
 of the world in the steam yacht Byme'
 hard. The many friends of MT. Keller
 all unite in wishing him pleasant Voy
 age and a safe return.
 The engagement is announced of Miss
 Florence Babbitt, daughter of MT. ant
 Mrs Searles Rabbit of New York, ant
 John Stuart Ogilvie, Jr., Of Brooklyn Sheffield Scientific. school, l9oL NV date has been named for the wedding The Ogilvies have spent several sum
 mers at Morris Cove and are wei
 known here.
 The Congenial Whist club met Thurs day evening with Mrs. Beecher of pa venport avenue. There were three SUD stitutes present. A dainty buffet iuncl WAS served. Mrs. Beecher won frs
 nrize. a beautiful potted Easter lily Mrs, Kenney won second prize, .' pretty Haviland china cup and saucer The next meeting will be held wit Mrs. I. w, Kenney ofW est Haven. Michael Fitzgerald, who has had tn T DOSlt10n or uTlSSI db NpA = resigned to accept the position or orlV CT for the Grace hospital. James Do Ian has been appointed driver Springside home. At a special meeting of the director of the New Haven Gas Light compan \ held Thursday, Frederick F. Brewste was elected member of the board directors He file the vancancy cause by the death of ex-Governor Charles Ingersoll. MT. Brewster is tine youns est member of the board. He is we known business man in this city all N is a. very large holder of the stock \ the Gas Light company. He is the SCI N |retary of the W. & E. T. Fitch saddlei 8 and hardware company on East stree A He is a descendant of James Brewst N of carriage fame and is cousin M John Brewster Fitch of this city M G Brewster is the owner of the cra' K schooner yacth Elmina, which won u \ Astor cup off Newport.
 M Waldo S. and Mrs. Lima Ball Thur H day evening celebrated their twentie n Iwedding anniversary at their home, IN A froptinuad an Seventh Page.o