The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

of Chicago to Paul Alfred Shares or i New Haven. The couple will spend the 1 summer at Kiamesha Lake, N- Y. Mir. John J. Howard. supreme pres ident of the Fraternal Benefit League, is seriously ill at his home, No. A Arch street. Mrs. John St. Lawrence and daugh- ter, Miss Anna St. Lawrence of Beach street, West Haven. are visiting rela- tives in Brooklyn. N. I.
 Mrs. Samuel Forde of Seymour, who at one time was a resident of Vest vile. was in town yesterday. as the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. M@ J. Forde of Valley street.
 The Wednesday afternoon Whist club will meet with Mrs. Willis Parker on George street, New Haven, to-day The Ladies' Aid society of the West vile M. E. Church will hold their an- nual meeting Wednesday afternoon in the parlor of the church, at o'clock. Supper will be served. followed by a so- cial horr.
 Miss Margaret Simons, student at the SSwarthmore Preparatory school, in Swarthmore, Penn., is the guest of Miss Julia Dyas. of Harrison street.
 Joseph and Wallace Welton, of West Haven, are working in Jersey City, New Jersey, having accepted positions with the Gas company.
 Mrs. Frederick Roth of Diamond street, is seriously i'll at her home. She is constantly under the care of a train ed nurse and the doctors visits are very frequent.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club were entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Adrian c. Heitmann, Mrs. Louis Lampson won the first prize, da- mask lunch cloth, and Mrs. George D. Bailey. the second, china mayanaise dish. Buffet luncheon was served. The substitutes were Mrs. Brainard and Miss Gage of New York.
 Mrs. Jane Hoadley of Fountain street, who has been spending the past winter in Atlanta, Ga, will return to her home the early part of next week The Idle Hour Whist club of West Haven. met last evening with MT. and Mrs. A. N. Tohmas at their home on Washington avenue.
 Mrs. Laurence Lenox will give sub scription whist party at the home of Mrs. T. S. Foote of Fountain street, on uune Il.
 The Ever Ready Whist club met last evening with MT. and Mrs. c. E. Mix of Main street. West Haven.
 Dr. Mcclure, the well known physi- elan of Bethany, is i'll at his home ir Bethany.
 Mrs. Charles Smith of Brooklyn, N Y.. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Lucey of Union avenue, West Ha. yen
 The final plans have been completed fo give a violin and organ recital il the Westville M E. church by MT Nicoali Solxoloff violinist, and Julius Newman, organist. The date agreed upon is Monday, June 13.
 A very pleasant automobile party was given the other evening by Miss Justine Ingersoll at her home on liar rison street. All the guests of Mis- Ingersoll came to her home in auto' and more machines were lined up or Harrison street than the ward has seel in the past year. Some of those pres ent were: MT. and Mrs. Edward Pol lock of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. Ogdel Fowler of Staten Island, MT and Mrs Valentine of New York city, MT. ant Mrs. C.. M. Ingersoll and pr. and Mrs Harry Welch of this city. They wer very pleasantly entertained during tn evening by Miss Ingersol and Nh Sokoloff.
 Miss Carrie Loomis, sister of Mrs. j E. Killam of Willow street, will leav soon for Europe, where she will spen the summer.
 Morris F. Tyler. treasurer of Yal' drives out to Woodbridge every Sat urday, where spends Sunday at his col tage.
 MT. and Mrs. John Healey and fan lily left yesterday for their new hon in Indianapolis.
 S. z. Poli will begin work on the in provement of his theater on Churc street about the middle of June.
 Miss Annie Fleming will leave in few days for visit to her old hon in Pittsfield Mass.
 A degree team of the Heptosophs this city will visit Stamford about strong Saturday to institute a ne conclave City Clerk Norris and e, Alderman Corcoran will be the prime pal speakers.
 At the regular meeting of Lillian Hollister hive, Ladies of the Mace bees, sin Elks' hall last night the r port of the state convention commit was heard. This hive is making mo enthusiastic preparations for the sta convention, which will be held in Mus hall Thursday and Friday, June al 3.
 MT. and Mrs. I, Gordon, the latt a daughter Of MT. and Mrs. I. Col stein of Holyoke Mass, have come spend the summer season at Say Rock, at present they are stopping 26 Warren street.
 Hon. Charles King, formerly may of Little Falls, N. T., was the guest ex-NIayor C. T. Driscoll over Sunda He was very much pleased with N Haven as a residential city.
 The dinner given by tn emachiniS of the w. R. A. company at Stanfor' hotel Saturday night, was very plea ant affair. Many witty speeches we made and a very enjoyable eveni was spent
 The order of Eagles has nominat Dr. James Maher and Dr. Monahan society doctors.
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