The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This city
IntertutInE social Event. Here and
Elsewhere.
James F. Donahue, the assistant jan
itor of the city hall, has been very Ill
for seven weeks with meningitis. and
has been under the care of DR.. Con-
verse. For the past two days Mr..
Donahue has been in comatose CON
dition and Dr.. Converse yesterday
stated that in his opinion the sick man
could not live forty-eight hours. Mr..
Donahue has been sinking rapidly for
several days and there is now little
hope of his recovery.
Rev. Mr.. MacNicholI Of Middlebury
is spending few days with his son,
Percy MacNicholl in West Haven.
Branford people attending the SYM
phony concert in New Haven Tuesday
included Mrs. Thatcher, Misses Vera
and Marion Thatcher, Miss Jones,
Misses Delphina and Rosalind Ham
mer. Miss Nellie Boynton, Clarence
Boynton.
Miss Kate Bradley Osborn will give
q recital In Harmonic hall, Tuesday
evening, November %, which promises
to be nctec musical happening. Miss
Osborn is recognized as an excellent
whistler, and she is always in great
demand for entertainments.
Professor Samuel Sanford Of Tale
gave a dinner at the Hof Brau IIaus
Tuesday evening to a party of frienls
from New York and Boston. Among
the guests Eere Mr.. G. w. Chadwick
and Mr.. Arthur Whitney of Boston,
and Instructor Charles Rabold Of
Yale.
H. G. Miles of Milford is home from
an extended stay at St. Louis, where
for time he was in charge of Con-
necticut's genealogical exhibition.
A very pleasant Halloween party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Martin of 1853 Blake street. All
the old Halloween games were played
and a splendid musical programme
given. Mr.. Burke of Springfield sang
as did Louis Macdonald of this city.
Holiday H. Efory of Northport, L. T.,
one time resident Of Laurel Beach
was in Milford Tuesday calling on for
mef acquaintance.
The Pinochle club was entertained
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Estelle M. Andruss of 500 Beach street
West Haven. The first part of the
evening was devoted to pinochle, after
which the usual Halloween games
were INDUCED in. The house was very
prettily decorated with pumpkins, jack
o'-lanterns and decorations suggestive
Of Halloween. Supper was served at
midnight.
The Up-to-Date club held its weekly
meeting at the home of Mrs A. w
Marsh Of Whalley avenue yesterday
afternoon. Sixteen members were
present. Mrs. Lauren Lenox read a
paper on the louisiana Purchase .
A banquet was served. The meeting
next week will be held at the home OF
4 Mrs. Henry Bradley Of Fountain street
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Booth of q
Wall street announce the marriage OF
their dsSu gss1ters Ethel, to Edmund w
Greacen Of New York, which took place
at noon Tuesday at the home Of the
bride, Rev. Watson L. Phillips ofici-
ating.
Hon. Charles "a. Elliott is spoken Of
as running for representative on the
democratic ticket in Clinton.
The republicans of Clinton held Ia
dies night Tuesday evening. Songs
were sung by the Glee club and zith-
er solo was given by Dr.. Borgiere- Ras-
Quier, and Evelyn Stevens, candidate
for representative, made a short
ba11 xxyAll lad 3ra
freshments were served by the ladies.
A happy party of little folks gath
cred at the residence of Mr.. Thomas
Chamberlain of "a Clark street. on
Monday evening to enjoy bobbing for
apples and to have good time in gen
eral on Hallowe' en- night. Among the
children present were Helen Reynolds,
Thomas Minick, Madeline Donnelly,
Edna McGaughey Thomas Chamber
lain, John Reynolds, Kenneth Nc
Laughlin, Walter Donnelly, Bessie AR
cher and Badge Archer
The adherents of Swallow and Car
roll in this city will have a rally at
the Church of the Messiah tomorrow
evening to be addressed by Rev. @. r.
d. Farel, favorably spoken of where he
has talked for the party. At present
taking a course in Yale, he calnpaigned
iii Chicago with Stewart, the national
chairman, when that gentlemen was
elected two years ago to the Illinois
legislature.
Frank Terrell Of Whalley avenue,
who has been i'll for several weeks with
scarlet fever, is greatly improved, and
he is able to sit up now.
Three houses were ransacked early
Sunday morning by burglars in West
Haven. The home Of Leroy M. Cham
berlain at SO Main street was entered,
as were also the homes of William E.
Fisk at 632 Savin avenue and edward
en- q. Fisk at the same number, and e
Warden Denis Kimberly at SCI Savin
avenue. Articles of small value were
taken.