The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERE CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in ThIs City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse.
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 Miss Lillie Mailhouse of State street has gone to Baltimore for month, to be the guest of Mrs. Rosenbaum.
 Mrs. Sanford, wife of Dr. Sanford of Edward street, is spending a week with her friend. Mrs. Ralph White, at the White was formerly Miss Mabel Roch- fort and her wedding to Rev. MT. White was celebrated December 31.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Gilbert of Trum- bull street have gone to Atlantic City for @ few weeks.
 Mrs. Sarah Hull and Burton Hull of East River are the guests of friends in this city.
 Mrs. James English is visiting at Henry F. English's, at 3S Hillhouse avenue.
 A grand concert and ball will be given by the Henry Grattan club at | day, March IT. The Grattan club is one of the leading local Irish-American associations and it's anual celebra- tions in honor of the anniversary of St. Patrick's day have always been sue cessful and enjoyable affairs. Stam- lords full orchestra has. been engaged for the dance and orchestral music and MT. Fryer will be the prompter.
 MT. Nutting, general manager of the Woolworth five and ten cent big branch store in this city, is receiving many congratulations from our leading citi- zens on his new and beautiful enlarged collection of views of New Haven and vicinity, which surpasses anything of the kind ever brought out ill this city and is thoroughly up to date in every particular. It is a remarkably fine col lection and thousands of them have been sold already.
 George S. Woodcock of Branford, who suffered paralytic stroke several weeks since, has nearly recovered from the effects thereof.
 MT. and Mrs. Rowland Hazard of 34 Hillhouse avenue gave dinner on Fri day night in honor of Owen Mister, the distinguished author, who is their guest. All lovers of good stories are familiar with MT. Wister's works, but they possibly may not know that MT. Mister is the grandson of the we'll known Fanny Kemble.
 Deacon George F. Platt of Milford is expected home from Porto Rico to-day.
 Mrs. Wilbur F. Day left last Tuesday Ez1 ToS,o x.atY sY1 about week.
 Harry R. Brewer formerly of Gull ford, is now conductor No. 5124 on the surface cars of the Boston Elevated Railway company. His car runs through to South Boston. MT. Brewer resides at 29 Commercial street, Lynn.
 Cards have been issued by Professor Arthur Williams Wright, for the we'd ding of his daughter, Miss Susan s. Wright, to Winchester Bennett. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, March 21, at 3 o'clock, at 73 York square. They will be at home on We'd nesdays after May 6, at 169 Cold Spring street.
 The condition of Miss Fannie Will Hams of Guilford, who has been seri- 
 about the same. Miss Williams return cd from the hospital in New Haven on Thursday.
 The Topic luncheon given by Mrs. Rowland Hazard on Wednesday, at her home, 34 Hillhouse avenue, had for Hhe subject for lively discussion, s'How Can We Preserve American Ideals in Private and Public Life"
 For the first time since 1859, Henry Lawrence, an ex-member of the local fire department and now residing in Antrim, N. H., is in this city visiting his old home. MT Lawrence, when living here, was member of Fountain No handtub which had it's quarters on High street under Foreman John Hanley. MT. Lawrence will remain in the city for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. English have gone to the Adirondacks to visit the brother of Mrs. English.
 The Frances Willard chapter, W. c. T. U., of Branford, will give a social at the residence of Mrs. Charles B. Goldsmith of Maple Hill next Wednes- day evening. A very pleasing pro- gramme will be rendered.
 A complimentary banquet was ten dered by the Connecticut branch of the National Association Of Railway Pos tal Clerks Saturday night to the exec utive officers of the national order at the Hotel Oheco. It was attended by the following officers together with Mayor John P. Studley and S. w. Shep- ardson, assistant superintendent of the railway mail service at Boston, Post master Howarth, as the specially in- vited guests: J. A. Kidwell, president, Columbus, O.; E. D. Rutledge, vice president, San Antonio, Tex; George A. Wood, secretary, Portsmouth, N. H.; J. J. Mulligan, auditor, Utica, N. Y; E. F. Upham, Lynn, Mass; F. S. Dietz, Harrisburg, Pa.; E. c. Plunkett, Richmond, Va.; c. W. Eddns, Atlanta, Ga.: M. l.. Rhinehart, Indianapolis, Ind; c. A. Guthrie, Chicago, Ill.,; D. E. Barnes, Wichita, Kas.; W. F. Bangas- ser, San Francisco, Cal; F. c. Cotton, Detroit, Mich c. A. Young, Tracy Minn.; S. E. Washburn, Houston, Tex
 MT. and Mrs. Elias o. Norton of Church street, Guilford, spent Sunday with their son, Edwin T. Norton of this city.