The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMsoFINTEREsro CONCERNING
 NEH HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in This City -In,ersssing social Events Here and Elsewhere.

The ladies of the Woodmont chapel will serve supper in the dining room of the chapel tomorrow evening. Quite large number will go over from this city.
 Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of 24 Eld street entertained the twelve members of the Tuesday Afternoon club yester- day afternoon.
 Miss Dorothy Bright of East Orange, N. J.. is the guest of Miss Anita B. Warren of Whitney avenue.
 Miss Florence Weaver of Lockport, N Y, who has been visiting Miss Anita IB. Warren of Whitney avenue, left yes terday for Baltimore.
 { President Hadley left for Albany yes terday morning, where he addressed a meeting of the Yale alumni in that city last night
 The Governor Morris staff association elected officers for the ensuing year. General B. E. Bradley of this city was elected first vice president and Gen eral c. M. .Toslyn of Hartford second vice president. The other officers chosen were: Secretary, Seymour c. Loomis of this city; treasurer, Colonel Andrews, now of New York, but for merly of Danbury; historian, General H. M. Bishop of Bridgeport; commits sary, Colonel Louis Heublein of Hart ford
 This morning at St. Patrick's church the marriage of Miss Sadie Costello and James Kane will be solemnized. Miss Costello has been very popular school teacher and is graduate of the New Haven Normal school. The marriage will be witnessed by a large number of friends.
 Mrs. Alonzo Taft, mother of William H. Taft, who is now on his way from the Philippines. where he has been gov- ernor to Washington, where he will as- sume the duties of secretary of war. is in New Haven. Mrs. Taft with her sis ter, Miss Torrey, is staying for fort night at the house of Mrs. Margaret D. Alden at SS1 Temple street. George Holton and Gustave Engle- hardt, both of Whalley avenue, left for Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday. If they find the surroundings congenial and meet with the anticipated success they will make this their future home.
 Barney A. Kaiser, superintendent of the telephone department of the New Haven road, was notified yesterday by General Superintendent Shepard that on February 1 the telephone depart ment will be consolidated with the tele- graph department and will be in charge of N. E. Smith, superintendent of tele- graph. This change has been expected for some time. MT. Kaiser was ap- pointed to this position two years ago, previous to which he was lineman. He is very popular, especially among the employees in his department. The first of Professor Harry Jep- sons course of organ recitals will be given at Woolsey hall next Monday af- ternoon at o'clock, and weekly recitals will be given until April 1, during which the wonderful power and wealth of possibilities of the Newberry organ will. be displayed
 Announcement has been made in one of the leading Holyoke, Mass, papers of the engagement of Miss Pearl Co., burn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Coburn of Holyolke, to David S Walton, Jr, treasurer of the National Folding Box and Paper company of this city. Mr. Walton. who is one of the best known of the younger business men of New Haven, is the son of David S. Walton of East Orange, N. J. MT. Walton, Sr., is the president of the box company of which his son is treasurer.
 Friends of Mrs. Maria l.. Breene of Washington. D. C., for so many years connected with the New Haven schools, will be glad to hear that she is grad ually improving in health and slowly recovering from the lameness caused by bad fall last summer Mrs. Breene is at present residing with her niece, Mrs. William Sturgeon of Washington. l Miss Gladys Stephenson, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley for some time, has re- turned to her home in St. Louis. i Miss Marion Kimberly gave pit party Saturday evening at her home on Savin avenue. Those who enjoyed the game were the Misses Jennie Cros- by, Lillian and Irene Murphy, Fannie Kimberly, Emma Brown, Masters Yer non Brown, Harold Bird, George Holt, < Roscoe Allen and Edward Kimberly.
 Milton c. Bradley of New York, for merly of this city, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. George E. Bradley of 6S Crown street.
 At a special meeting of the Triangle league boys department of the Y M. C.. A., several committees were ap- pointed to carry on the work of the league. Two West Haven boys were selected, James Bishop on the meeting committee, and Kenneth Nettleton, so- cial committed Several boys in the
 borough belong to the boys department land are enjoying the privileges of the gym.
 Senator and Mrs Warren Hall of Waterbury have been spending few days in Washington, D. C., on the way to Palm Beach, Fla. Senator Hall has Ijust recovered from a serious attack of typhoid fever. On Saturday evening
 last they were the guests of honor at a dinner party given by Congressman and Mrs. George L. Lilley at their Washing
 ton residence on Eighteenth street. Congressman Frank Brandegee was
 also an honored guest
 Mrs. Mary Norcott Mix of Elm street Twill celebrate her birthday to- morrow evening at the Church of the
 Messiah. The affair will be under the auspices of the Sunshine society. ot 1 which Mrs Mix is member. Mrs
 Mix is a sister of Mrs. James Davis and