The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TEMSOFINTERESr CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This city
 -Inssr..s,ns soeIal Events Here and

-Inssrssatng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Professor and Mrs. Henry Farnam have returned from a short stay at At lantic City.
 Miss Cora welch. with her guests. Miss Yost of Stockton, Va. and Miss Pelton of Poughkeepsiel N. r., have returned to their studies at vassar.
 Mrs. winthrop Allen has returned from a sojourn at St. Augustine, Fla.
 Miss L. E. Wells of Howe street will leave late this month for visit in Canada.
 MT. Charles H. Loomis will attend the Piano Dealers association meeting which is to be held at Atlantic City in May.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney will leave the end of the week for Washington. D. C.. to attend the annual. convention of the national society of the D. A. R. The convention will be held the week of the 18th. On the 18th of the month the cornerstone of the new society building is to be laid
 The friends of Edward Deborde of this city will be pleased to learn of his graduation from the Philadelphia Col lege of Horology and Optics. MT. De- borde received a special diploma in op- tics. He will enter into business in New York.
 Miss Grace Hooghkirl of Torrington is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. R. o. Hooghlirk of Orchard street.
 Miss Lydia Atwood of Plymouth and MT. Fred Stumpf of Thomaston came to New Haven last week to see the sights and finished up by stealing a march on their friends and getting mar ried, expecting to surprise them later on by the announcement, but a little bird" found it out and forestalled them. Congratulations are in order. Miss Rena Dresser, assistant princi- 1 pal at the Branford High school, has been i'll with the grip at her boarding place in Montowese street since return ing from Maine. She is now improving and is able to be out.
 | At the Country club on Saturday morning, April 2S, the Saturday Morn l ing club will give a clever dramatiza- tion of Mrs Gaskells story, "Cran- ford" A number of people have been l invited. The invitations are very quaint, sealed sheet of paper of the period of Cranford, and so lettered. Miss Carmalt and Miss Teresina Peck arranged the play.
 Winthrop Bushnell of New Haven was the guest Sunday of A. M. Young and family of Crescent Bluff.
 Miss Etta Doherty has cards out for Q whist to be given at her home, g Sylvan avenue, on Thursday evening. 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Phelps have returned to Washington. Mr Phelps, who left his duties as clerk of the sen atet committee on Cuban affairs to re- cuperate at his home in Wallingford is much better, and expects to stay until the end of the session.
 Miss Nina Reising of New Haven is 1 the guest of Mir and Mrs Albert Klemp of North Second street, Meriden. 1 Victor Wickstrom of Branford who 1 recently returned from an extended vis- it in Finland; has accepted a situation l with G. A. Mamre, the painter and dec- | orator. Mir Wickstrom began his du- ties in his new position yesterday morn ! ing.
 William l.. stoddard, former station agent, moved his family to New Haven yesterday They will reside here in the future. MT. Stoddard has resigned his ] position in Hartford. He will probably make his home with his brother
 Miss Julia Parker of George street gave delightful cobweb party on Sat- urday evening for her guest, Miss Rhea i Illingworth of Meriden. The house was very prettily decorated, ping being the predominating color. The guests were Miss Leonora Grave Miss Gertrude Crave Miss Maud Young, Miss Cath crime Patterson, Miss May Barnum l Welles, MT. George Small, MT. Her bert Parker, MT. George Anderson, MT. Judson Minor and MT. William Nettle- l ton.
 J. Albert Johnson of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother in Har- bor street, Branford. Mr Johnson re- ports that he has an excellent posi- tion in the Park City and likes it very much.
 Congressman and Mrs. Sperry arriv- ] ed home last evening from Washington | to attend the funeral of Marquis B. | Newton, who was 8 brother of Mrs. | Sherry They will return tn-n1prrOW ol, i Thursday.
 s. S. filling Of this city spent Sunday | in Naugatuck.
 D. P. Lyon of New Haven and Miss Carrie Lyon of New Jersey spent Sum day with their mother in Norwich.
 Mrs. John w. Mansfield and Miss May Mansfield will give musicale on Saturday. Mr. Nickolai sokoloff, the violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Joline B. Smith, will play
 ] J. E. Gray, who has been draftsman for the Hopkins & Allen Arms company for the past three years, has tendered | his resignation to become assistant superintendent of the Cadillac auto mobile company of Detroit, Mich. He will leave Norwich next week.
 J. P. Wood of this city was in Nau- gatuck yesterday.
 1 Mrs. Peck was at her cottage at Branford Point Sunday She has been spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Coffee of Bridgeport, and | expects to run up every few days this month to superintend repairs and reno- Vation of the house. which she will