The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS oB INTEREST CoNoERS-
 ING SEV HAVEN PEOPLE
Aud othsr People Known tn 1'his cIty-- Interesting socIaI Events Here ans Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Miss Minnie TilIou of College street is planning for ons of her delightful pupils recitals to be given in her home next Thursday afternoon. Miss TiIlou is a very well known teacher of piano and the progress of her pupils is. re- markable. Last year she gave several very pleasant and successful recitals. Miss Alice Hardy is still at her home in Boston and will be unable to meet her classes in New Haven until after New Years.
 The annual forefathers' banquet was held in North Haven yesterday. This is one of the brilliant social affairs Of the year in North Haven. The com mittee in charge consisted of Walter Patten, William Dickerman and John Reynolds Miss Anna M. Carroll of this city. the soprano, sang several seIec- tions, and Holt s orchestra played.
 Richard s. Strong of West Haven, who has been spending the past few months in New Haven has been sick with the grip but is now better and is expecting soon to go to New York.
 C. H. Frisbie and wife of Branford will celebrate their golden wedding an niversary at their home in Paved street Friday evening, December 30. MT. Fris- Die is a prominent member of the Grand tfcfff an entertainer. An especially enjoy able time is being looked forward to by all who have been bidden to the recep- ton.
 William Kean of West Warren, Mass, will visit over the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Horace Small of Woodbridge. Very pretty Christmas exercises will be held in Hamilton school kindergar- ten this afternoon in connection with the Christmas tree and parents and friends will be invited to attend.
 The Misses Lulu and Dorothy Marsh of Livingston street will leave on Sat urday for Boston, where they will spend the winter with their grandparents.
 The St. Anthony german will be given Monday evening, January g; their tea Tuesday afternoon from to 2 o'clock. The Colony german is announced for Tuesday morning from Il to ? o'clock, the tea the same afternoon. York hall will also give a tea Tuesday afternoon. For these promenade events music will be provided.
 Rehearsals are going well for the cantata "The Prince of Peace, which the members of the Sabbath school of Trinity F. D. church will give at the parish house next Wednesday evening. Miss Hendrika Troostwyk, the vioIin- sst. will assist, and Master Irving Beebe, the soprano soloist of the choir, will sing.
 A fine musical service will be a feat ure of Christmas night at St. Johns F. E. church, North Haven. The can tata .NThe Holy Infant, will be sung ,lnder inc direction of A. B. Clinton. The soloists will be Miss Radcliffe, SO prano; Miss U M. Stiles, alto; L e. Smith. tenor; William Nugent, bari tone; H. Wilson Clinton, bass. Miss Antoinette Brett has been engaged to play piano at both morning and evening services. There will be prelude and 2 nostlslde for piano and organ. The spec ial anthem of the morning service will be 1ark, the Herald Angels Sing by Williams.
 The members of the Coreopsis society met at the home of Miss Edna Higby, 97 Dwight street, last Tuesday after noon. Plans for the Christmas work were discussed. These young sunshiners will carry cheer into nine homes this coming Christmastide, providing the Christmas dinner, toys for the children, and the things most needed among these families. The committee in charge consists of Miss Higbys Miss Booth, Miss Harriet Blakeslee, Miss Fannie Reyes, Miss Margaret Hills, Miss Mar garet Roberts and Miss Gertrude Nor ton.
 Samuel A. Griswold of Branford IS planning to leave for Winter Haven, Fla. in January, and VII spend several weeks in that winter resort. 6. s. Swan of Woodbury will accompany him James R. Quinn will have charge of MT Griswold's business.
 I. e. Bacon and wife of Branford will leave Saturday for St. Augustine Fla. where MT. Bacon will assume his duties as steward of the Ponce de Leor hotel in that city. Mrs. Hilda V. Rowt expects to accompany them south and spend a portion of the winter there.
 Mrs. A. s. Thompson of 47 Court street will have as guest for the Christ mas holidays Mrs. Oscar Purdy of Tar rytown, IN. ", with her daughters, Vers and Jessamine.
 A childrer's evening of games an6 dancing will be given at the Lawn c1ut Thursday January 19, between the hours of 7:30 and 10 o'clock.
 Admiral Foote, w. R. C., held it' regular meeting in c. A R. hall We'd nesday afternoon. They initiated tWt new members David Adams was re ported as being i'll at his home. Mrs Davis, chairman of the social commit tee reported that although the return were not all in, she could report $6 cleared by the fair held last Weel amid the ice and snow. The installa tion of the officers will be announces later. There was a fine attendance.
 A FEW POINTERS.
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