The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asa other People Known 'a Th'. Clty- Interesting socI~I Ev.nt. Here and Elsewhere.

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 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winery are en-. tertaining Miss Bertha Roissier and Joseph Winery of Trenton. N. J. at their home. ss Greene street.
 An Angelus recital will be given this afternoon at the warerooms of The Treat & Shepard O.. assisted by Mrs. Clara Ford Okeson, soprano.
 The Jolly Twenty Whist club of Mil ford met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. James A. Perry of Broad street, Mill ford, Thursday evening. During the early part of the evening the fascinat- ing game was played, there being six tables in operation; later the gathering enjoyed a luncheon and an entertain- lnent. Prizes were awarded the fol- lowing people present.: First lady's prize, Mrs. George E. Mallory; first gentleman's prize, A. M. Lockwood of West Haven. Cancellations were award ed Mrs. A. H. Davidson and Colonel AschuTn.
 Miss Margaret Hogan of this city sang Ave Maria and My Heavenly Home at the funeral of Sister NJ. Ben edict at St. Johns church, Middletown, Thursday morning. Sister Benedict was professed in this city in June, 1897, and had been nun almost fourteen years
 President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale will attend the inauguration exercises of Governor Roberts next week in Hartford, but will not be able to at tend the general session of the Amer ican congress of Forestry in Washing ton next week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Darby and fam fly of S55 Ferry street have returned from Mount Venom, N. Y. where they were the guests of Mrs Frank Lentsch They were accompanied by Miss Kit tie Pfersich of Watson street.
 Connecticut boys at Wisconsin uni versity, among them Everet Lewis of Plantsville, were entertained Christ mas day by President Hillyer. Mrs. Hillyer is Connecticut woman and the dinner she served to the seven Nutmegites caused her to be unani- mously voted a trump.
 Assistant Superintendent Brown of the New York division of the Consoli- dated railroad has appointed Dennis J, Shea assistant yardmaster at the New Haven terminal.
 A very pleasant party was given at ai1e home of Harry Donnelly Sunday evening in honor of Miss Katheryn Kivlin of New York. Many fine musi- cal selections were rendered by the guests and Miss Kivlin, who has great talent. rendered some excellent pieces. Supper was served at midnight and the party left for their homes. Among the guests were the Misses Kivlan OBrien, Foley Kivilan, Egan, Apple ton and Mrs. Donnelly also Edward Devine, J. McGrail, c. Shield. H. Don nelly and MT. Donnelly.
 Miss Flora Mabel Cowell of Wood bridge and William Clark of this city were quietly married on Wednesday, ey- ening at the residence of the officiating clergyman, Rev. George H. Ferris, of the Cavalry Baptist church. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mollie Cowell, while Frank A Beecher of Woodbridge acted as groomsman. The bride was very attractive in a tailored gown of dark blue cloth and large blue 
 bridesmaid wore brown cloth and hat of brown niroir velvet. Following the ceremony the bridal party went at once to the new home of the bride and groom at PAT Munson street where an informal reception was held. Mir. and Mrs. Clark will be at home after Jan uary 10
 Miss Georgia Burroughs of Danielson is spending few days with Miss Maude Scranton at her home on Bos- ton street, Madison
 Mrs. I. D. Marshall and children of West Haven are spending the holidays with Mrs. Marshall's parents in Jer- sey City.
 The Twentieth Century Maids enjoy ed Dutch supper at the home of Miss Grace Spreyer on Campbell avenue Thursday evening. The young ladies wore white aprons, caps and 'kerchiefs. Iii the reception room a large Christ mas box containing a gift from each one to each one, which was opened af- ter supper made the. evening jolly one. The dining room decorations were red and holly. The souvenirs were large red steins, with a painting representing a 0uICn tsWlnQIulll, dIlu unU6TledIH q calendar. The design was appropriate to the occasion, and exceedingly orig inal. The menu consisted of sauer- kraut, potato salad, Swiss cheese, pick les, rye bread, coffee, fuit and cake. The members who enjoyed the hospi- tality of Miss Spreyer were the Misses Edith O'Neil, Lulu Allen, Esther Rich ards, Anna W Seery, Mabel Ottarson Pauline Newton, Greta Bailey. Marion Kimberly Charlotte Hyde, Elsie Rob- inson.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Clarke and son spent Christmas in Portland the guests of Mr and Mrs. George Meister, in Madison.
 Paul Smith Gates of Center street, West Haven, is visiting Harold Bird in Hartford He will also spend a few days with MT. and Mrs. Lewis Hulse.
 Mn. and Mrs. w H. Gardiner and family of Hartford are spending the week with MT. and Mrs. F. S. Bradley of Center street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Austin and family of worcester, Mass. are spending the hol- idays with Mrs. Halliman of "A Richard street, West Haven
 Mir and Mrs. William Hine of Essex spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daniels in Madison.
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