The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
trEMs or INTEREST CoSOERS-
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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 J. Clarence Bacon of Branford was in New York city Friday and Saturday. Mir. Bacon will remain here until De cember "A, when he and Mrs. Bacon will leave for Augustine, Florida.
 Edward Devine and cousin, Miss Ollie o'Keefe. are spending two weeks va ton with friends in Washington, D. c.
 A number from Branford are plan- ming to attend a masquerade ball to be given in East Haven hall Thursday evening by John and James Kelly.
 Miss Margaret Jones of Waterbury has been visiting with Mrs. F. Deely of 165 Park street. West Haven.
 The Misses Alice and Anna Cook of Cedar street have returned from visit with their brother, Thomas Cook, of New York.
 The following officers have been elect ed by the Juniors, society of the Cai- vary Baptist church: President, Edna Lassen; vice president, Emma Slater; secretary, Myrtle Dorman; treasurer, Hazel Jones.
 Edward J. Morrissey of 116 Ashmun street has gone to Philadelphia, where he will remain until Christmas.
 Miss Daisy E. Pierce will bethe soloist at the concert given by the Hamden Choral union, Professor Haesche. con, ductor. Miss Pierce is a young singer possessed of 8 high soprano of great sweetness. The concert takes place in thetownhall, Friday, December 16. Sunday evening q reception was giv- en in honor of Mrs. Anna FIeischner and daughter. Fannie, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Midas, P Prince street. Mrs. FIeischner and daughter left Marienbad, Austria, recently, to make this city their home Mrs. Midas has not seen her mother and sister for eighteen years. Many friends called and were glad to welcome Mrs. Fleischner and daughter into their midst. Nikolai Sokoloff. who is member of the Boston Symphony orchestra, is spending few days with Miss Justine Ingersoll of Harrison street. Miss In- gerson has been the young mans bene- factress and up to the time of his ap- pointment to the orchestra he made his home with her. MT. Sokoloh will give a violin recital in this city in the near future.
 Howard Harrison and bride of Bran ford are at their home, and will be at sIss ,,jEf Iotls
 Miss Ruby N. Savage of New, Haven IS the guest of Miss Helen Brown of New York,
 This evening concert will be given at the Branford library in the lecture course.
 Miss Rose Deegan of Edward street spent Sunday in New York with friends,
 The debaters to take part in the High school Friday afternoon, December A, are Pauline Gray, Olive Barker, Albert Jourdan and Walter Pond.
 Mrs. Charles Baldwin of High street., East Haven, will leave shortly for At, Ilanta, Ga, where she win spend the winter with her sister Mrs. Allan Rem Srew.
 Mrs. |. Koch Of sS Eld street is visit ing with Mrs. Charles strouse of New York.
 The next meeting of the Evening. Whist club will De held tomorrow with MT. and Mrs |. J. Russell of Dwight, street.
 Selectman J. H. Barker of Branford was in Hartford yesterday, where he met Road Commissioner Macdonald by request of the latter in reference to the stretch of road to be built from the Driving park,