The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ETEArs or INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEH HAVEN PEOPLE
Ana ofher People Known In This City -Interestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Miss Clara Barton, or neu SiO90 fame. is the guest of Judge Joseph sheldon. Miss Barton is one of the hast known of American women, and her iabors in spreading the Red Cross society through foreign countries should never be forgotten.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Harrison, Of Branford, are very enthusiastic over their trip through Virginia
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss | Iotta May Russell, daughter of Mir. and | Mrs. Edward W. Russell, and Albert 1 Miles Clark, of Orange, which will take place at the Congregational church Ill Orange on Wednesday evening, NoVem- Der s, at r o'clock. A merry party from West Haven en- loved q husking bee at Sunset farm Ill Orange Monday evening. They were chaperoned by Mrs. George E. Bailey Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner and Miss Min- nie smith. After the husking a boun- tifuI supper was served in the house. which was delightful ending of a jolly evening. The Ladies' Aid society of Woodmont will meet this afternoon at the home or Mrs. |. E. Doolittle to plan for the SUD- nar which it is to hold early next marfh. This will be the first supper of the season and will really mark the opening of the entertainment season at the chapel. -...~
 The second-year Boardman girls gave n delightful Halloween party in the basement of the school Monday after noon. The hours were from to 5. Sixty-fiye scholars were present, and inc time was pleasantly passed in va rfous games. Light refreshments were served. The teachers present were Miss Albee. Miss Merwin, Miss Elmer son. Miss Nelson, Miss Parks, Miss Potter. Miss Warner and Mir. Levy. The reception committee was composed If Miss Rowley, Miss Muir, Miss Price and Miss Woodcock. The entertain rnent committee consisted of Miss Os- born, Miss FarnsWorth, Miss Jackson and Miss ManWaring.
 Mrs. Lynde Harrison and daughter, Miss Katharine Harrison, have return ed home from a short stay in New York. -sz :.....= ......
 very large and appreciative audi ence attended the play Monday evening given under the auspices of the Y M. C A. in the Foy auditorium. Louis Russell was the star of the cast in ssThe Middleman," in which there was <. generous mixture of the rights of Ia bor or the value of genius and the mis. takes of love The next entertainment will ba a reading in Foy auditorium by MT. Powers on the evening of Novem- Der 27. s.zs s55-..s...-- ..y..
 Mrs. n. Stiles Smith left Milford Mon' day evening for an extended visit at the home of her son, Frank W. Smith in this city. s. ~s. |.
 Mrs. Marie Kirschner Kedzie will assza a1 musicale at her henle 1 or Kensington street ths evening, a zl which Yokone SpivakoWskf, the violin z ist, will play. 4Es...z... ss-.s..-e- " supper and social will be given b the Christian Endeavor society of tht Grand Avenue Congregational churc this evening at 6:S0. .5...
 The Ladies Benevolent society O Calvary Baptist church will serve turkey supper this evening at 6:30.
 Miss Irrna Daley will give a yer pretty little autumn dance at Harmoni hall on Friday evening of next Weel A large attendance of former pupils an friends is expected, as this will be tn first dance given by Miss Daley thi season.
 Last evening MT. and Mrs. Guilfor Young. of West Haven, entertained tn members of the house party who en loved q month together at Burwell' Beach last summer. They played se' arai Halloween games and a bountift s,1nner was served. Those who enjoy ~Fx3raY ard Mrs H91 " ", Richards, Miss Susan Carroll, Milford; Miss Alice Barrett, of Ne
 Haven; George somers and CliHo Smith.
 There will be a Halloween social ; the Davenport church this evening ul
 der the auspices of the Y. P. s. c. B. tlle church. The public is cordially il
 yited.
 Kind friends of the nurses, whose il terest in the fair to raise funds for
 home and infiraary is so great tn they have donated articles for the Ia win please arrange to deliver them
 Harmonic hall at g o'clock this morl
 ine Particularly is this desired in case If domestic articles, such as jellit afc The nurses fair commands u
 highest, place in the list of social ha penings of the week. LOOPS VIII De op
 af Harmonic hall between the hours
 and 12 D. m. to-day and from 2 un
 i2 ID. m. tomorrow.
 Mrs A. M. Hammer, of Campb avenl1e. West Haven, has return
 from a, short trip among the Berkshi Hills. 7%
 A. R. B. Taylor, of Milford, who so1 four weeks ago underwent an operat for the removal of an abscess, is n' able to be about the house.
 Mr and Mrs. Dennis A. Blakesiee
 fertained the members of their wh club at their home on George strt Monday evening. It was the first me ing Of the. season and proved delig fIll affair.
 Miss Lima Wllle and Miss Elm schildback have returned from t
 to Germany
 MT. and Mrs. Louis R. Thomas, West Haven, are entertaining MT. Mrs. George Whitney and daughte Rita and Dorothy.
 Representative Henry W. Averill' Branford, has returned from his ann I..... 4s.,e. +rirN in tha voodS of Mai