The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREsT CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City -Interesting social Events Here md Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Edward J. Tiesing of s5 Bishop street entertained the Cheerful Whist club and some invited guests at her residence on Friday afternoon. The club prizes, two Martha Washington solid silver spoons were awarded, first to Mrs. Alfred Kellogg, and the second to Mrs. Albert Hine. The consolation prize a pretty vase, was taken by Mrs. Charles H. Merwin. The visitors prize, a lovely china cup and saucer. was won by Miss Vera Fichtl. Light refresh ments were served and a very social ->afternoon was enjoyed. The players were Mrs. A. A. Kellogg, Mrs. Alfred Hine, Mrs. Ezra Merriam, Mrs. Ed ward Tiesing, Mrs. Albert Cass, Mrs. Charles Merwin, of Bishop street; Mrs Russell, Mrs Ernest Griggs, Mrs. Chas. F. Merwin, of Eld street; Miss Vera Fichtl, Mrs. Cheever and Mrs. Platt of Orange street
 4AloC 1NdlC 1IOWOl OL AOoRSSr street is entertaining Miss May Phin- ney, who has just returned from Aiken, N. c.
 Mrs. William H. Bradley of 352 How ard avenue is entertaining her cousin Miss Edith Hodgdon of North Conway, New Hampshire.
 Mrs. J. Deming Perkins, wife of the Hon. J. Deming Perkins of Litchfield is the guest of Professor and Mrs. James H. Hoppin of AT Hillhouse avenue.
 Mrs. Abner Hendee of 7O3 Whitney avenue was the hostess for small tea given at her home Saturday afternoon. The Hillhouse club of Yale held the first meeting of the year in the rooms of Gilbert Kinney, 352 White dormitory, Friday evening. The election of of ficers was deferred until the next meet ing. It was voted to hold a banquet of the club the latter part of April. Eighteen members of the club were present.
 Miss Frances Bowers and Mir. Dwight Bowers of Crown street are stopping at Summerville, S. c.
 MT. and Mrs Edmund Quincy Trow- bridge of Hillhouse avenue left last " CCA lOI 1LOlildSVlllC, det.s W1iCiC LAlCy will be with Judge Harrison and fam fly at their home there until late in the spring.
 MT. Thomas Hooker is in Atlantic City.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan have returned from trip to the Caro- linas, where they have been for the benefit of MT. Morgans health.
 The alumni of the Hillhouse High school and the Boardman Manual Training school intend to present the New Haven High school Athletic as- sociation with baseball cup. This cup will be competed for yearly by the four classes in the school. The com mittee in charge are hard at work and hope to have the cup in a short time.
 MT. and Mrs. s. ". Hart, who are travelling in the south are now in Havana. They will return to New HaS ven early in April.
 The Farther Lights society of Call vary Baptist church will meet on Mon- day afternoon at 4:30 at the home of Miss Ruby Weed, 2S Beers street.
 Mir Harvey S. Munson left Tuesday for 3 trip to the Pacific coast. MT. Munson will stop at the Grand Canon, Denver, St. Louis and the principal points of interest.
 Mrs. T. B. Beach, of East Main street, Branford, who has been sufferer from muscular rheumatism, is much bet.
 Mir Francis Cross, Yale 1900, in- structor in Latin at the Staten Island academy, has gone to Bermuda to re- cover from the effects of overwork.
 Frederic c. Bradley, of North Haven, known as the mayor of Pine Orchard, and who has done much to make Cres- cent Bluff what it is, has been at his residence in Pine Orchard several days preparing for next season.
 Mrs. Mahlon H. Martin, of 312 Tenn pie street, has been the guest of his friends in Greenfield, Mass. last week.
 George Goodsell, of Indian Neck, has been sufferer from infiammatory rheumatism for some time. He is now reported as somewhat better.
 Mir and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery are spending few weeks at Atlantic City.
 John Bobac, familiarly known as Lit tie John, has gone to his home in Aus tria, where he has lately fallen heir to some property. He has been in this country for about 20 years and has been employed by John w. Nichols of Branford as farm hand or many years. He will endeavor to dispose of his property, and in case he is able to do so he will return to Branford in the summer.
 Mrs. G. W. Butts, who has been wis iting Mrs Walter Camp, returned to her home in New York Saturday.
 Among the pleasant affairs of the week was luncheon by Mrs. Henry w. Ring on Thursday, and a small dinner party on Friday evening by Mrs. Wal ter Camp.
 Invitations have been issued for leap year dance to be given at Pythian hall Tuesday evening, April 19 The com lnittee is composed of Miss Julia Hoad- ley Miss Anne Beach and Miss Ethel Hagef.
 Mrs. w. D. Whitney and Miss Emily Whitney have gone to Atlantic City.
 Miss Abbott, a well-known artist of 1 4