The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEKEST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in This City
 -Intsrssting social Events Here and

Elsewhere.
 Miss Helen Darlington gave a pretty dance at the Country club last night to her friends. About thfrty-iye couples enjoyed the dancing.
 Professor Clifford's o'clock dancing class will give a valentine party at the Republican club Saturday afternoon The young people are anticipating a delightful time. Cupid has his bow full of arrows for the charming hearts who will attend.
 Judge CleaveIand was in Hartford yesterday attending the State Probate association meeting and the Good Roads convention.
 Mrs Walter Camp, who with her little daughter Janet has been spending several weeks in Atlantic City, is ex- pected home to-day. Little Miss Janet, for whose benefit the visit to Atlantic City was made, is greatly improved in health by the change, and after a short stay in New Haven Mrs. Camp will take her back and remain there until the middle of March. Mrs. Camp is now in New York, where she stopped en route to New Haven for few days visit With frlendS.
 David R. filling, the coal dealer, has been i'll about two weeks, gastritis be- ing the cause. His physician is Dr. Paul Slziff and yesterday his condition is somewhat improved.
 The benefit whist and pinochle given in Harmonic hall Tuesday afternoon by the ladies' auxiliary of the Deutsche Gesellschaft was splendid success in every way. Over two hun dred played. Many handsome prizes were awarded to the successful contest ants
 In Branford last evening the big company took place. The committee in charge are to be congratulated on hav- ing made this affair most successful. Atwater's orchestra of New Haven fur nished the music.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hooper and Hobart Blackman of this city were among those who attended the Mor- gan Brinsmade wedding and reception in Derby Tuesday afternoon and even ing.
 Elm City lodge No. 1, Amalgamated association. I. s. and T. w., held suc- cessful ball in Eagles hall Tuesday night. MT. and Mrs Charles D. Adams Ted teh grand march, followed by sev- enty-five couples.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Sauerbrunn of 1S2 Peck street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Nettie Sauerbrunn, to Augustus Schmittgall of Campbell avenue, West Haven. MT. Schmittgall is a we'll known young business man, being manager of the Columbia Towel and Supply company of this city.
 Constantine Stephanove, Yale '99, who is soliciting signatures for his petition for aid against the Turks in behalf of the suffering patriots in Macedonia, has secured the names of Governor Cham berlain and ex-Governor M. G. Bulke- ley.
 Among the New Haven people who went to Branford Monday evening to yattend the Phi Delta dance were the Misses Lois Daley, Corinne Montague, Caroline Daley. Ethel Hill and Helen Moore. and the Messrs. Kenneth Fow- Ter. Howard Baldwin, Louis Ihne, Ralph Benham and S. Howard Bald- win.
 Dr. D. W. Johnston and Dr. w. F. Thompson of Branford attended the regular monthly business meeting of the New Haven Dentist society Tues day evening. Dr. Johnston was elected to the position of editor of the society.
 The seventh anniversary of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Y. M. C.. A. will be appropriately observed to- morrow evening, when a special pro gramme will be held in the rooms of the association. Third Vice President H. M. Kochersperger, of the railroad company, will preside at the festivities, which will be for the members and their families.
 The tea given by Mrs. Henry Shaler Williams and Miss Edith Clifford Will Hams Wednesday afternoon was large ly attended The announcement that Professor Williams and hs family are to leave the city is received with sim 2 cere regret by members of society cir cles in New Haven. One of the most popular girls in the younger set in the very incest sense of the word, is Miss Clifford Williams.
 A, tiiC iAlCCtAiiS O1 tHC 0ylVdH OOcldl club, held in the Insurance building Tuesday evening, there was a drawing for a ten-dollar gold piece, for which tickets have been recently sold. The lucky man was William V. Austin. of Norton street, the number of whose ticket was two hundred and ninety- two.
 Mrs. Eugene Sargent of Cowell, Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. E. Crofut, at the Oxford Inn, for a few days
 Private Fritz of the squad of United States dieters who are at the Yale gymnasium, sprained his ankle on the ice Tuesday and was not able to prac- tice yesterday with the squad There were only ten men on the floor yester- day morning. Private Bates, who has been i'll for two weeks, is still confined to his home. He is still unfit for floor work. He lost thirty-six pounds since he reported for duty here last fall.
 Miss Alice Hardy is spending a few days in Boston, being booked to return Saturday evening.
 Miss Edith Russell of West Haven has returned from her visit with a classmate in Hartford.
 Monday evening next at the bi- monthly meeting of the Young Mems Republican club the subject for debate