The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NER HAVEN PEOPLE

Richard Abeles of this city, special representative of the Hartford Life In- suranee company. received a telegram yesterday from Adolph Gabriel of 57 18th street, New York city, announcing the arrival of bouncing baby boy to the family. Both mother and new com CT are doing nicely. Mir, Gabriel is the general manager of Leo NJ. Hirsch's shoe emporium of New York city. 1 Robert Morgan and wife sailed Mon day on the steamer Comanche of the 1 thence to Orlando.
 l J. J. Hart of Park street, manager of Westcott Express company, accompan- jed by his daughter, Miss E. Isabel, will leave to-day for Washington. D. C., for pleasure trip. While in the capi- tai city they will be the guests of Rev. l Wilbur l.. Davidson. D. D. 1 J. J. Howard, one of the local pillars of the A. o. U. w., has rendered his resignation from the order to Israel | Putnam lodge, of which he is mem Der. The lodge will meet tomorrow l evening and consider the resignation. | Dr. and Mrs. Curtis B. riley of 225 Crown street left here yesterday after noon for an extended stay at Nassau. Mrs. TiIey's health has not been rugged and the trip is undertaken in the hope of restoring her strength. pr. and Mrs. riley will go by rail to southern Flori- da and later this week will cross to Nassau. They will probably be about 1 till about May 1.
 l A dance to be given in the town hall of West Haven on the evening of Feb ruary is being arranged by several young ladies of West Haven. l J. H. Warden, who has been spending l several weeks in the west, going as far as San Francisco, Cal. has returned to his home on Court street, West Haven. The marriage of Miss Charlotte Louise Atwater, formerly of this city, to James Ernest Bown of Cleveland, is announc- ed. The wedding took place in Pasa- dena, Cal, few days ago. l The Hawthorne club of West Haven will meet this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. U. S. lark on Richard place. Robert c. J. Parmelee, who is on the battleship Illinois, is now stationed at Ponce, Cuba
 s. A. Griswold of Branford, left yes l terday for Florida to be away until spring. Thomas Kelly, formerly of East l Hampton, will be in charge of the busi- ness during the senior partners ab- sence.
 MT. Keogh will give lecture at 1S5 Elm street Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject will be General Reference Books"
 This evening. at the Davenport Con- gregationaI church there will be a mis- sionary. meeting under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary, The speaker of the evening will be Mrs George A. Har- mount, whose subject will be 'sThe Cat acombs." The public is cordially in- vited.
 l Mrs Edward Smith of Center street, West Haven, who has been ill, is recov- ering
 .l Patrick Dunn and F. J. Kelly of Bran f ford took second and third degree at the regular installation service of the K. of c. held at Music hall. this city, on Sunday. The candidates were ac- companied by John Pero, John MeDer- mott, John Dunn, Patrick Conden, A. J. :! Coyle, John Kinney, Dennis Collins, \ Thomas Norris, Michael Wallace and J. 1 P. Callahan.
 The members of the Pequot club will give three dances during the season. on Friday evening. January 29; Friday evening, February 26, and on the night of April 1. At all of these an orchestra will furnish music.
 Miss Alice Taylor Kennedy delightful 1 ly entertained the members of the Om- ricon Eta Pi club at whist party Fri I day night, at the home of her uncle, Francis J. Taylor, SIS Howard avenue.
 Mrs Lloyd, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Paul Barnett in West Haven, has returned to her home
 General and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery will entertain some friends at the Lawn l club on Saturday evening. White of the Tontine will cater.
 The ingathering of the Ladies Aid so- eiety of the Methodist church, West Haven, will be held tomorrow, and the ladies will serve supper in the evening, from until o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Macumber who have been visiting their DdIeIlS, MI. dIiu MS. J. w. luChtIy have returned to their home in Ithaca, N Y, Miss Alice Tucker, sister of Mrs. Macumber accompanied them.
 There was a numerous gathering of local friends present to celebrate the sixteenth birthday of Miss Lillian Bro- die, daughter of Jacob Brodie, Sunday evening at her home, 97 Congress ave- nue. Music selections and recitations were rendered by several Yale men.
 Hugh J. Mullen, the newly elected president of the Howard avenue Coon club, on Sunday afternoon and evening delightfully."- entertained number of the members and friends at his home, I'll Howard avenue.
 Mrs. A. J. Jones of Comic, N. H., is visiting Mrs. l.. H. McDuffee of 39 Ken i ington street.
 On Friday evening last, Miss Phoebe Elliot, one of the Alpha Alpha Sorority 1 girls of Hillhouse High schaa, enter- tained the members of her own society and the Alpha Delta Sigma boys at her home on Orchard street. A very pleas ant evening was enjoyed by the young people with music and informal danc- ing. On Saturday evening Miss Selia { IJotchIsiss of West Chanel strpnt was