The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMsOFIyTEREsTC CONCERNING
 KEWHAVES PEOPLE

Henry McNeI of this city, who fell | two months ago and broke his knee pan and has been in the New Haven hospi- tai since. is slowly recovering although he is not able to use the limb. Mir. Mc- Neil was employed by the Mallory, | Wheeler company for forty years and is also a veteran fireman Miss Leila Earle of Cottage street is in Northfield. Mass.
 Mir. Steinert. head of the NJ. Steinert & Son CO, has returned from a very pleasant stay of two weeks at Lake wood. N J.
 Louis Loomis, propreitor of the music store on Temple street. will be at his store to-day for the first time in eight weeks. Mr. Loomis fell and broke his ankle and has been confined to his resi- dence since.
 Miss Mercy Wood of Boston, who has been the guest of Miss Henrietta HoadIey of Crown street, has returned to her home in Boston.
 N E. Meigs, who is associated with his brother, F. D. Meigs of this city, in the ownership of the largest clothing and furnishing store in Dexter, Me, is in town for a few days, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Meigs of S1 Wall street. MT Meigs will also spend several days with his father, Timothy Alfred Meigs, of Madison. who has recently passed his seventy-eighth birthday anniver- sary.
 Miss Suzette Hall has returned tq I. Sc. ,ff xrseSt with Miss Elsie Hotchkiss.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Edward M. Cans, the State street newsletter, to Miss Lena Harris oa South Norwalk The marriage will take place in the Arion hall, South Norwalk, Sunday, February 21.
 Dr. Daniel King, formerly in the drug business on Grand avenue, is still con- fined to his home on Campbell avenue, West Haven. He has been i'll for two months.
 MT. and Mrs. W. w. Farnam of Pros pect street leave to-day for an extend ed southern trip Most of the time will be spent in Old Nassau.
 Tomorrow the ladies' auxiliary of the Deutsche Gesellschaft will give a charity whist in Harmonic hall The committee in charge has made ample preparations to provide whist as well as pinochle tables for those who at- tend The scientific contest will begin promptly at 2:30 o'clock. After an- nouncement of the prize winners ,e- fresbments will be served. The com ,nfttee in charge of the arrangements is made up of the following named la dies: Mrs. F. D. Grave, Mrs. F. Lehr, Mrs. ". c. Young. Mrs. F. von Beren, Mrs. F. N. Bean. Mrs. W. Van Buren, Mrs. c. Scholl, Mrs. E. Moeller, Mrs. E. spiess, Mrs. F. schoenbein. Mrs. c. R. Spiegel, Mrs. E. Prince, Mrs. o. Wall, Mrs. ". A. Bein Mrs. A. sattig, Mrs. F. Hesse. Miss c. Katsch, Mrs. w. Frohlich and Mrs. F. Brethauer
 MT and Mrs. Perkins of 76 Henry street will entertain the twenty-four members of their whist club on We'd nesday evening. There will be music and other entertainment.
 Mrs. Benjamin I. Spock of Whitney 5a venue has been entertaining her moth- CT. Mrs. A. R. Stoughton of New York.
 The annual meeting of the Turn ver- ein will be, held tonight at o'clock in Turn hall. Proposed changes in the constitution and election of new direc- tors are on the programme.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sanders w. Hart of Prospect Hill are to leave next week for Camden, s. C., and Palm Beach, Fla. They will be absent until the first of April
 Mrs. Sonnenberg, wife of MT. Sonnen- berg, head of the system of Sonnenberg piano stores, who is in Chicago to at tend the tenth anniversary of the we'd ding of her daughter, will remain in Chicago about two weeks longer.
 Mrs. Henry Shaler Williams and Miss Edith Clifford Williams of 2S2 Prospect street have issued cards for at homes on Tuesdays, February and IS.
 A subscription dance under the di- rection of Miss Smyth, will be given by the young society set at Harmonic hall, Friday evening, February 12 Music will be furnished by MT. Hem ming.
 MT. and Mrs Frank R. Stiles of North Haven sailed Friday for Mas sau.
 Supreme Regent A. S. Robinson of the Royal Arcanum will visit this state on February 18th to attend a reception to be rendered him at Hartford by the grand officers of this state, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maine.
 Mrs. Thomas D. Seymour of 34 Hill- house avenue will entertain the mem bers of the Colonial Danes next Friday afternoon.
 Miss E. Payne, formerly with Howe & Stetson, has accepted an excellent po- sition as assistant buyer of jewelry at O'NeiPs, New York ctiy.
 Miss Emily Whitney is in Washing ton, D. c.
 The ladies' guild of the Peoples church in preparing for a Lincoln ban quet, which will be given Friday even ing, February 12, at Bushnell hall.
 Mrs E. E.. Hall, with her mother, Mrs. John w. Nichols of Branford, left on Thursday for Rock Ledge, Fla.
 Miss Eunice Parish is in New York, where she went to attend the second Pennington dance given at Sherry's on v Friday evening. Miss Parish spent Sunday at Briarcliff with Miss Helen Smith. She will return to New Haven to-day, bringing Miss Smith with her for a weeks visit. On Friday Miss Parish will go up to Andover to attend the promenade and college festivities kt