The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFNTERESTC CONCERNING
 HBWHAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in Thts city -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Mrs. George T. Bradley and Milton and Walter Bradley leave here in a few days for an eight weeks trip to South ern California, stopping at the Grand Canon of Arizona, San Francisco, Mon terey. and many other places of interest returning east by way of Salt Lake City, Denver and St. Louis.
 Miss Majorie Thompson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. Foote Thompson of East Haven, came home from Burnham college in Northampton to attend the soo.baIl game, bringing with her her roommate, Miss Wheelock of Worcester, Mass. They returned to their college yesterday afternoon.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Helen Pickering, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Rus sell os Middletown. to Charles Russell AuchincIoss of New York city. Both the young people have many friends here, Mir. Auchincloss being graduate of Yale last June and for several years an oarsman on She crew.
 The ladies Of Christ church will hold a Christmas sale in the parish house next Thursday. Many beautiful things will be offered suitable for gifts. There will also be supper at o'clock on the same day. -- ..
 Richard Terry of Bridgeport was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Walter Terry of Whalley avenue over Sunday.
 The informal dance to be given by the Sarsffelds at Lenox hall tomorrow eve ming promises to be one of the social successes of the season. Lacking the elaboration of the famous annual Easter Monday night ball, this will fully equal that event in so far as goods times are concerned. Only member of the com pany and their lady friends are invited.
 ". D. Downs and Richard Halsey of Bridgeport spent Sunday with friends in this city.
 The East Haven Women's club will meet at the home of the president, Mrs. Edward F. Thompson on Wednesday afternoon. The subject will be "Tur- key" The general scheme of the clubs prospectus for the winter is Current Events of Different Countries Last month My Own United States was the topic. The leaders on Wednesday are Mrs. Leverett Bagley and Mrs. H. H. Bradley. This afternoon the annual meeting of the Tribune Sunshine society will be held at the City Mission hall at o'clock, Mrs F. B. Walker, the president, will be in charge. Reports will be made of the work of the past year by the sec retary. Mrs. W. M. Wellman. and the recording secretary, Mrs. s. H. Dawson. Mrs. F. H. Benton will make the treas urer's annual report and Mrs. Walker will make an informal annual address. Plans will probably be outlined and others suggested for the coming season. Several projects for raising money are on the table and there may be definite ly arranged at the meeting this evening. A full attendance is desired.
 The dietary experiments which are being carried on under the direction of Professor Russell H Chittenden of the Sheffield scientific school, have attract ed here Dr. Robert O'Reilly, surgeon general of the United States. He is the guest of Professor Chittenden, and is looking over the sduad and the work which is being carried on here. No in- formation is given out relative to the work at the laboratory and at the gym nasiun.
 Miss Lizzie Wadsworth of Elm street. West Haven, IS entertaining Miss Josephine Dowd of Madison.
 Arthur Ma1ley was home from Law renceville for the football game and over Sunday. E.- MT. and Mrs. H. S. Potter of Plain- field, Ns J., is the guest of MT and Mrs. Howard Dayton of Washington avenue. West Haven. l The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Huntington Morgan, daughter of ex- United States Treasurer and Mrs. Daniel Nash Morgan of Bridgeport, and Daniel Edwards Brinsmade, son of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Seymour Brinsmade of l Shelton. MT. Brinsnlade is a graduate I Of Yale '9ss., and iswell known here. A minstrel entertainment was given las. evening at the West Haven town I hall by the Century minstrels.
 The annual meeting of the Colonial Danes will be held this week in Hart sord. The business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Goodwin which will be followed by a luncheon to which the Colonial Warriors have have been bidden. @ ~. Mrs. James ". Robertson and two children of 93 Union avenue, West Ha- \ ven, have been visiting her sister, Mrs J. ". Mckay of East Berlin. Conn. The Thimble club will hold it's first l meeting wednesday afternoon, Novem. Der IS. at the residence of Mrs. George H. Butler, president of the club( at 13t 1 Dwight street. @
 Douglas Bryant has returned from Cleveland and is the guest of his par ents, Judge and Mrs. $. J, Bryant,
 Judge S. J. Bryant of West Haven has returned from a two weeks outing spent at his camp in the Adirondacks. Through Congressman Sperry very large pension has been granted to 2 worthy Meriden woman. Her name is Margaret Malloy, widow of Thomas Malloy, who served in Go. F, Twentieth Connecticut regiment She gets back pension from July g, 1890, at the rate o1 $8 per month. giving her over S1.200 The case has been hanging fire for oyer ten years. 8
 l Miss Carrie Tassie of Center street l West Haven, is entertaining Miss Ellis | of Milldale, Conn. l New Haven's Irish-Arnerican citizens | ,,Io y1ipos +p dn hnJoor T1ayt Sunday