The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
GTEMSOFINTEREsT0OEOERN
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And othsr People Known in This city -Intsrsssins social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 John J. Dinnan, the well known lock- smith. who resides at 96 Broad street. threatened with an attack of appendi- citis. and it was thought an operation would be necessary Sunday night, however. he rallied to such an extent that Drs. James Reilly and W. H. Car malt, who have been in consultation over the case. decided that the opera tion would not be necessary. It was re- ported yesterday that MT. Dinnan was quite comfortable. Mir. Dinnan lost a favorite child a week ago, and it is thought the worriment and grief at the loss of the child brought on his illness. MT. and Mrs. w. J. Brill of 1920 State street have recovered from their illness. MT. Brill had a severe attack of grip and gastritis and Mrs. Brill was threat ened with pneumonia. They were att tended by Dr. Paul Skiff Robinson.
 Frederick Fricke, who has been ill for several weeks, yesterday morning again resumed his duties as draughtsman with the Brown & Won Beren firm.
 A very enjoyable surprise party was given Miss Virginia G. Wiley at her res idence, 192 Spring street, on Friday ev- ening by one of her intimate friends. The evening was spent in playing games and music.
 William Spittler of this city spent Sunday with friends in New Britain. A whist was gwen last evenng by Vic- foria court, Order of the Golden Scepter in Commandery hall, Masonic Temple building.
 At the pool tournament held Friday evening in the w. s. A. c. club rooms on Fountain street, between the teams of theMohawks and the w. s. A. C.'s, the latter were victorious by a score of 190 to 140.
 The meeting of the Priscilla club will be held at the home of Mrs. Edward s. Perry, 724 Whitney avenue, to-day.
 Mrs. Mary S. Scott who is widely and savorably known, is critically i'll at the home of her niece, Mrs. Smith, 105 Shell ton avenue.
 An important meeting of the official board of Trinity M. E. church will take place this evening in the parish house at PA Oak street.
 Some of the St. Josenhs whists not yet announced for this week are those of Miss Welch, last evening; Miss Miller of Lawrence street, Wednesday evening; Miss Kane of Humphrey street, and Mrs. Sheehan of Bishop street, Friday night.
 The Comfortable society will meet on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George E. Evans of Montowese street, Bran ford.
 Miss Conlan of Spencer, Mass, is the guest of her cousins, the Campion fam fly of 25 Mechanic street Miss Conlan is a talented young artist.
 Leonard Ritter of U. S. schoolship St. Mary is the guest of his mother and sister at 1.-The Barracks Shore Beach. Superintendent Voorhees, of the Con- gregational Sunday school, Westville is down with the grip. His duties were discharged Sunday by MT. Dudley, a member of the church.
 The condition of Merritt Monroe of Branford, remains unchanged. He is very low.
 Arthur Miller of the Southern New England Telephone company is confined to his home with an attack of the grip.
 A number of friends gave a birthday surprise party to Mrs. Lewis w. Taylor at her home on Gregory street, Satur- day evening" A splendid musical pro- gramme was carried out, and after which were cards and other amuse- ments The hostess was presented witt many pretty gifts.
 The institution of a new lodge of Elk. in Stamford this evening will be attend ed by large delegation of New Haver Elks. To James E. McGann of New Haven lodge has fallen the distinction of occupying the post of exalted ruler.
 The first of series of church social will be held at the Baptist parsonage on Wednesday evening, March g.
 John w. Wood, editor of ''rhe Spiri of Missions" will address the monthl, meeting of the Woman's Church Mis- sionary association, which will be helt this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Trinit. parish building on Temple street.
 Mrs. F. S. Mum and Mrs. Myron Rus sell, members of the Congregations choir. Westville, sung in the Wood bridge church Sunday evening by spec ial invitation of the Woodbridge churcl society.
 Miss Katherine Brady entertained tn Arnity Whist club at her home, 128 Oal street on Friday evening. The frs prize was taken by Genevieve Brady, very pretty book. A delightful evenin was enjoyed by all and a fiashlight pic ture of the crowd closed the evening.
 The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs B. F. Bishop of Fair Haven is seriousl il. MT. and Mrs. Bishop were both for merly of Westville.
 Mrs. | c. Stormont of Center street West Haven, spent Sunday with he mother, Mrs. Mallett in Milford.
 ''The TemDtation of the Middle Life was the subject treated by the Rev. F l.. Davis Sunday morning in the Con gregational church, Westville.
 Miss Isabel Tolles entertained tn Thimble club yesterday afternoon at he home on Elm street, West Haven.
 A sewing society calling itself tn Sunshine Banw, has been recently form ed in connection with the Junior leagu of the NJ. p. church. Westville. Meet ings for work will be held every Thurs day afternoon.
 The Kings Daughters meet in tn Congregational church parlors, West vile. Friday at 4 D. m.
 Mrs. c. K. Bush will entertain th Hawthorne club at her home on Ell