The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known In This city -Inssrsstlng social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Miss Bertha Nettleton of the Domes- tic School of Science. Boston, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sherwood Griswold in Clinton.
 Miss Alice filling of West Chapel street, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Alling, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Bessie Booth, who is one of the corps of teachers at Barnard. Miss filling is staying with her cousin at Whittier hall. She will be away three weeks. Miss Margaret Stevens of Wellesley college is home in Clinton spending Easter week.
 Otto G. Cartwright, now teacher of history at the famous Horace Mann school of New York, has been staying for a few days with friends in town.
 Murray Sargent and Gardner Rich ardson, editors of the Yale Daily News, will visit the Bermudas during the Easter recess.
 Miss Marion Spencer of Westbrook, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Frances Hubbard in Clinton for a few weeks past, returned home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Wakefield of New York are stopping in Clinton for the purpose of buying or renting a home. The doc tor is of Bellevue hospital. They have spent one or two summers here at the shore, being very much pleased with the town, and are desirous to become per manent citizens.
 Miss Leila Parkhurst of West Chapel street. who had been staying at Nor wich for three months has returned. She was the guest of Miss Grace Hall, a prominent society lady of Norwich, who has been much entertained in this city.
 George Bence, jr., private secretary to MT. Sykes of the telephone company, is passing a month at Hadley, Mass, stay ing at the Elmwood. MT. Bence has gone to recuperate, and word comes from there that he is very much better.
 H. H. Jackson of this city, son of Mrs. c. H. Bird of Orchard street, has been given a place on the Harvard base ball team as substitute pitcher. He played on the freshman team there and when at the "Gunnery'' school was captain of the team there. His work is spoken of as very promising, and he may be seen in some of the big games. The pitching staff of the Crimson this year includes besides Jackson, Clarkson and Coburn.
 Mrs. John w. Ladd of Edgewood ave- nue, with her son, Master Samuel Ladd have just returned from stay of six weeks at Rockledge, Fla. Mrs. Ladd went south for her sons health which is greatly improved.
 Mrs. J. E. Goodwin of POI Blatchley avenue is spending a few days with MT, Goodwin's parents in Briston. She was called there by the illness of Mrs. Good win, who is now improving. MT. Good- win has also been seriously ill but is better.
 Mrs. Halsey Weaver of Clinton is con- fined to the house with illness.
 Miss Alice Reynolds, supervisor in the public schools of the prYrnary depart ment, has gone to Boston for the Easter vacation, where she will join Miss Car lisle, who formerly held the same posi- ton in the schools here that Miss Rey- holds does now. Miss Carlisle is at pres ent teaching pedagogy at Wellesley col. lege.
 Mrs. Shadrack McClair of this city was in Clinton Monday compiling g new cook book in behalf of the mem bers of the w. c. T. II.
 William Harper of Norton street, who has just accepted the position of man. ager for the telephone company at An sonia, gave a small farewell dinner par. ty on Friday night at his home.
 The Hearst enthusiasts of the Origi. nal 0. K. Social club are planning tt give their first dance in new Harugar hall on Monday evening, April il. Nor tons orchestra has been engaged tc furnish music. The club which give. this function is one of the Hearst clubs formerly the Original 0. K. Social club The colors of the social club were haul ed down several weeks ago and tht Hearst flag hoisted in it's place.
 Miss AnaDel Lee who, with he young sister, Miss Dorothy, and he grandfather, the late MT. Lee, who's, fame is a maker of guns, is information al, occupied ttthe Barracks, at Shor Beach for a year, is now the guest 0 Coroner and Mrs. Mix of George street Miss Lee is a beautiful girl and is re ceiving lot of attention in New Ha ven, although she is in mourning ant does not go out She is warm frient of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and wa very prominent in last summers gay cities at Short Beach in Mrs. Wilcox entertainments as we'll as in those givel by everybody else.
 Mrs. Louis Sheldon (Miss May Den ton) will go abroad early in the summe to be with her mother Mrs Huntington Denton, whose home is in Paris Mrs Denton will also welcome her first ant only grandson, who is already charming little fellow,rosy and dimpled MT. and Mrs. Sheldon have been Twin, at New Rochelle, where they have very pleasant house.
 THE LATE GEORGE c. MERRIAM