The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This city -Inssrsssing social Events Here and Elsewhere

The Sanctuary chapter, West Haven, will hold cake and food sale at the rectory on Church street this afternoon from 3 until G.
 H. D. Immick, 1906 S., has been elect ed captain of the freshman basketball team.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Bradley and daughter Dorinda. who have been spending the past three weeks with their parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cum mings, in West Haven. returned Tues day to their home on Edgewood avenue, this city.
 A double quartette from the Univer- sity Glee club sang at the annual din ner of the Hartford Alumni association last night.
 The Taft School club smoker, which was to have been held last night, will take place at the University club next Wednesday evening.
 Susie Stevenson, who is g. pupil in Brown school, room 4. West Haven, took the prize for the best spelling dur ing last term.
 The Hill School club at Yale will hold a smoker at the University club to- morrow evening.
 Mrs. Jones, who has been spending T few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Usher, at Woodmont, has returned and is vis- iting with her mother, Mrs. Cady. in West Haven.
 All Andover men in Yale who desire to attend the banquet at the Tontine hotel on Wednesday, February 1T, are requested to notify one of the following men as soon as possible: B. Winslow 1904, L. F. Bissell, 1904 S., E. E. Spal- ding, 1905, J. I. Simmons, jr., 1905 S., F. O'Brien, 1906, c. W. Carpenter, 1906 s.. and 0. Sumner, 1907.
 Rev. Henry Macbeth and Mrs. Mac beth, of Hartford, formerly of this city, will be at home to the parishioners of St. Thomas church this afternoon and evening.
 The fifteenth annual banquet of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will be held at the East Main street armory, New Britain. on Monday, February P, at 1 o'clock.
 J. H. Beach. Eckford Davis, S. C.. Cook and A E. and A. B. Plant were among those who attended the pomo- logical convention in Hartford Tues day.
 On Monday evening, February g, the past chancellor celebration of the for- tieth anniversary of the Knights of Pythias and the commemoration of George Washington's birthday will be held at the Tontine hotel, beginning at 7:45.
 The annual meeting of the Woman's S Board of Foreign Missions of Branford will be held in the lecture room of the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
 There will be meeting of the St. Patrick's Ladies Aid society in the school hall this evening at o'clock. As the report of the recent Kirmess will be read at the meeting a full attend ance is desired.
 Mrs. L. c. Bay1es and son will leave for Johannesburg, South Africa, the last of this month. MT. Bayles is in business there.
 Dorothy Irene, daughter of MT. and Mrs. M P. Lane, is very sick at her home, 43 Admiral street, threatened with pneumonia.
 The -year-old son of Thomas Dolan, of Westville, is passing through the second attack of measles within three weeks.
 Lieutenant F. w. Brown and Captain "A. B. Treat have been awarded ten year-service medals by the Second company, Governors Foot Guard.
 Captain E. s. Dove, of the New Ha- ven Towing company, and Mrs. Dove, with MT. and Mrs. Curtis F. Evarts, : have gone to Orlando, Fla, to be ab- sent several weeks.
 Sereno R. Ford, formerly organist of Center church. and St. Paups church in this city, concluded his services as or ganist of the South Norwalk Methods, church Sunday.
 The young women of the Children of Mary Sodality gave leap-year party in St. Johns school hall, South street last evening.
 Presiding Elder W. A. Richard, of the New Haven district of the Methodist churches, has outlined the plans of an elderage, or house for the presiding el- der to live in, and explained move nent, which has been started, to build such a home.
 Professor George T. Ladd lectured in Osborn hall yesterday afternoon on "A Study of the Christian Religion
 Members of the Rovers' Wheel clut are anticipating a pleasant event when the annual banquet of the club takes place. It will be held Monday evening February 15.
 Mrs. D. T. Welch, of West Haven will entertain the members of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., with a musicale at the armory next Tuesday afternoon.
 Colonel N. G. Osborn gave the third of his serious of Current Events'' lee lures at Rosemary hall in Wallingford yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Madge and Anna Dehlmeyer, ot SS Lafayette street, left the city Mon- day to visit their sister, Mrs Henry Kabetskie, in Southern Pines, North Carolina.
 Miss Leila M. Young, of Orient, L. l..