The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 And Other People Known in This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. 8Ir. and Mrs. William T. Barnum of Sherman avenue have entertained this week Mrs. George H. Wiltsie of Cort- land, New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse of Eld street have gone to Pine Orchard for the summer.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Orphan asylum will be held in the United church chapel this afternoon at four o'clock. All friends of the insti- tuition are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. J. A. Murray of 9O2 Howard ave- nue left yesterday for Pine Orchard, where she will stay for few days with her son, who is i'll.
 Ley Brothers, contractors, for the new trolley extension to Watebury have silblet the contract for the fill near Waverly Inn to the Walker-Burke Construction company Of Pittsburgh, Penn, and this firm is already at work there. Ley Brothers are pushing the extension from the Waterbury end, hence there is commendable hustle at both ends of the line.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. F. Smith are spend- ing month at Bradley Point.
 The Skull and Sceptre Fraternity as- sociation has filed with the secretary of state in Hartford articles of associa- tion. The incorporators are all mem- bers of the Yale Medical school. They are William J. Sheehan, Julius H. Hurst, Howard s. Allen and Alexander O. Fassery.
 Council AS, Daughters of Liberty, will give lawn party at the home of MT. and Mrs. George R. Roberts, 246 Peck avenue, near Leete street, West Haven, this evening. Strawberries, cake and ice cream will be on sale. Fred Holt will give musical selections. The committee in charge are Mrs. M. Rob- erts, Mrs. L. A. Mercy, Mrs. J. H. Har- per, Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. W. Scoville, Mrs. Lafayette and Miss Lafayette.fi
 Officer John Nankerviss of Ansonia, who entered the New Haven hospital several weeks ago, is reported as be- ing on the road to recovery and re- turned home Monday evening. He has been i'll two or three months and when he entered the hospital was but shad- ow of his former self He suffered with complication of troubles, an opera tion being necessary.
 Marguerite Augur of Branford was guest at a party at "Cedars Toft," Tuesday.
 Preparations for the eighth anniver- sary illumination and entertainment at the Blackstone library Branford, are being made. An informal pro- gramme of song will be given on the evening of the anniversary, June 7.
 Miss Edith Stokes of Trumbull street will chaperone the members of the I. T. z. society Friday at Short Beach where the society will remain as her guests until the following Tuesday.
 There is no doubt now in regard to the plans of. H. s. Batchelder for next year, and Yale will not have the big football guard in the ranks next sea- son. Batchelder hs gone into the cigar business in Reading, Penn, whcih is the home of Miss May Cassidy, whom the former Law school man is to marry.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Frisbie of 799 Elm street leave Saturday for Dur ham where they have taken a house for the summer.
 Master Milton Cady Barnum, young est son of MT. and Mrs. William Bar mum, was five years old Tuesday. and invited in friends to help him celebrate his birthday. The children had mer- ry time and their refreshments were served from table set out doors
 Arrangements are being made by a committee of Canton Aurora for the annual outing to be held in the near future The committee in charge of the arrangements is composed of E. [. Glouskin. Peter Holland and Henry Ploehn.
 Mrs. Francis F. Smith, the soprano singer of Hartford, is to be the guest of Mrs. W. P. Futile of Elm street. She will remain in town for couple of days.
 The Hopkins Glee club will give 8 musical programme for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society of the First English Lutheran church this evening at the church, which is at the corner of Lawrence and Foster streets. The numbers will include songs by the en- tire club, vocal duets and solos by the Messrs. Moseley of London, England; piano solos by Monroe Zunder, who is the clubs accompanist, and very vel come violincello solos by James More head of the Sheffield Scientific school inc gifted pupil of Ludwig Hoffman