The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ANd other People Known sn This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

phia are the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. D. shipnan of A Linden street for Christmas week.
 Cards are out for the annual New Years banquet of the Harmonic club which is given in the club house on Elm street Monday evening, January 2. The banquet, which will be attended by many out of town club members, will be followed by dancing. The New Years gathering is always very inn portant in the Harmonic social calen- dar and under the new and energetic committee, with Max Leichter as chairman, will provide a notably fine entertainment this year.
 Miss Katherine E. Tivlan of New York is visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Donnelly of 57 Pearl street.
 Dr. Horatio W. Parker and his daughter, have gone to Norfolk, Va, for short stay.
 Miss Jeannette Fleischner, who has conducted dancing classes at Harmonic hall for the past few seasons, with marked success, gave a reception at the hall Saturday afternoon Fancy dances, songs and recitations were special features after swhich there was programme of regular dances.
 Miss Edna Post of Lakewood, N. J., spent Christmas with Miss Anna Un- mack of 119 Olive street.
 Miss Susie Wolf will spend the holi- days with her aunt, Mrs. Van Buren in Hartford.
 The next regular meeting of the Jen- nie B. Cation hive, No. 22, will be held at room 49 Insurnce building, Thurs day afternoon, December 29, at 2:SO..
 Robert Sampson of Senaca Falls, N Y, is the guest for the Christmas holi- days of MT. and Mrs. John E Sampson of 61 Stevens street.
 Home comes to Branford for the ilol- iday included Miss Julia Began of Stamford, John Began of New Britain, T. J. Leahy, Patrick Burke, George Matthews, Miss Katherine McGrail, Miss Margaret Ahearn of Stamford, John McGrail of Mystic, Dr. John G. Williams of New York, w. J. Callahan of Boston, Misses Grace and Margaret Carney of New Britain William Car ney of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. James Mathews of New Haven. Other visi- tors were Miss Nellie Durant of Fair field, James M. Carney of New Britain, Miss Anna Carroll, Frank Lee of New Haven, John Ryan, Arthur Odenkirch- en of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Merle Towner of New York city, Harry Wood stock of New Haven.
 The charity whist for the benefit of the Womans Exchange will be held at the home of Mrs. Edward Taylor of SS TrumbulI street on Thursday and Friday afternoons of this week, play beginning promptly at o'clock. Mrs Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and Mrs William Rice have charge of the af- fair.
 Mir and Mrs. George H. Bower are entertaining J. A. Curtis, now playing an important part with the Child Wife" company at the New Haven theater during his stay in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Trowbridge of Bridgewater. Conn, are spending the Christmas holidays with thei mother Mrs. Sarah Kyle of Dwight street
 A very enjoyable Christmas party was held Monday night in Highwood at the home of Miss Bessie Rogers. Games were enjoyed and were followed by delicious lunch.
 Miss Frances Heubler of New York city passed Christmas day with Miss Freida Fichtl of 42 Bishop street.
 A social gathering was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Callahan of Laurel street, Branford, Christmas night. The evening was spent in games and music. There were several fine vo- cal selections sung by Miss Margaret Carney of New Britain, Miss Elizabeth Carney John Murphy of New Haven, and J. P. Callahan Piano solos by Miss Grace Carney and John Shanna- han were also much enjoyed The guests were Misses Grace and Marga- ret Carney of New Britain, Misses Lo- retta and Margaret Matthews, Anna O'Connor. Alice Begley, Elizabeth Car ney, George Close, Frank Cox, William Coughlan, John Chanahan, John Mur- phy, all of New Haven; William J. Cal lahan of Boston, James Callahan of this place.
 Miss Etta Adler of Greene street, a teacher in Hallock street school, has been granted a leave of absence until February, and will visit in Albany, Ga. The Never Ready Whist club will meet to-day with the Misses Fichtl of 42 Bishop street.
 Nicholas Coyle, who is with the Simpson, Hall & Miller Co., of Wall- irlgford, was the guest of relatives in Branford over Sunday
 Louis A. Leyerzapf. fenching instruc- tor in the Yale gymnasium is enjoying fortnight's trip to New York and New Jersey.
 Professor B. Richmond of Mansfield Pa, is visiting for the Christmas vaca- tion his uncle, James w. Beach of Davenport avenue.
 Anson Babcock, salesman for the Yale & Towne Co, spent Sunday and Monday with his parents. Prosecuting Attorney Babcock and wife og South Main street, Branford.
 Nikolai Sokoloff, the young violinist who has been the guest of Miss Justine IngersollS of Harrison street for sever al days, has returned to Boston. He is a member of the Boston Symphony or chestra.
 pr. F B. Drake of New York city was the guest over Sunday of his mother in Main street, Branford
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