The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City
 -InIeresslng social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Dunbar of Howard avenue will celebrate the anniversary O. MT. Dunbar's birth with whist party this evening. The house will be prettily decorated and the color scheme will be green in the draping and ap- Dointments as a remembrance of St. Patricks day. There will be three tables of invited guests.
 MT. and Mrs. D. c. Parmelee of Howe street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Leora Parmelee, to pr. Arthur l.. Dean of the chemistry de- partment Of the Sheffield Scientific school.
 Miss Bertha Hessler, daughter of Michael Hessler,, entertained the Good Cheer whist club at her residence on State street on the evening of St. Pat rick's day. The appointments. decora- tions and menu were given in color in honor of the day.
 Rev. Henry Baker and family are now domiciled at 93 Park street.
 Rev. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur White of Cummington, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Whites parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Rochfort Of Edwards street ten days. They left Saturday for a short visit to New York and Philadelphia, mill ,o1r e.1,o s,, this city, after which they will return to MT. Whites nastorate in Cumming ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Hayden and child of Edwards street are recovering from a severe illness with ptomaine poisoning, which is supposed to have been caused by the turkey which they ate for supper last Wednesday. Prompt treatment by Dr. Sanford of Edwards street. who was hastily summoned in the night, saved the life of MT. Hayden, who was unconscious and in a very ser ious condition.
 The wedding of Miss Julia Twining, the niece of the Misses Twining of Prospect street, and Eliot Watrous of this city, will take place early in April
 Master George Marvin Burt, son of MT. and Mrs. George Burt of 54 Bishop street. celebrated his eighth birthday on Saturday afternoon with birthday lDarty to which he invited about twen- ty Of his little friends Games were played and there were recitations and music and lovely supper. The rooms and table were prettily decorated with l 1i,aI~ was a large birthday cake and the chil- dren had very happy time. Each child was presented with pink bag which was tied with green ribbons and filled with candy as a souvenir of the occa- sion. There present were Beatrice Hooking, Florence Hooking, James Hooking, Margaret Maher, Stanley Cutie. Dorothy Rawles, Paul Tiesing Dorothy Gilmond, Albert Burlappse Teresa Sullivan, Martin Kinnere, Hilds Kohlar Gertrude Harrington, Isabe Birmingham, Lena Burlappse, Alta Stevens, George Marvin Burt, Sylvan
 Kohn, Willie Menzie.
 A party of 100 persons, composed oi members of New Haven commandery Knights Templars, and their friends have about completed arrangements fol a pilgrimage to San Francisco in Sep.
 tember next on the occasion of the 29ti ! triennial conclave of the grand encamp
 ment os the United States. The com mittee in charge is composed of Si , Charles F. Rounds, president; Sir Fret H. Waldron, secretary; Sir Samuel J ) Bryant. treasurer. and Sir Arthur D Perkins, historian. They have nearl. < perfected their arrangements. 5 Mrs. c. A. Gulliver of Harrison stree : is suffering with the grip and sever $ cough.
 Mrs. Lewis H. English of Whitne, 2 avenue gave a small informal Luncheon : on Tuesday for Mrs. Leonard Kinnecut lof Worcester. The other guests wer : Mrs. A. J. DpBois, Mrs. A. T. Hadley
 Mrs. Benjamin Bacon, Mrs. Henr. I Hooker, Miss English, Mrs. Bruce Fem f land Mrs. Frank c. Porter. | MT. and Mrs. J. M. Greist have return
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