The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

ITEMS OF INTEREST COAOEhA-
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE. And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The charity whist of the Ladies Aid society of Mishkan IsraeaI synagogue occurs tomorrow evening in Harmonic hall at SIS o'clock, with dancing after the whist. .s
 St. Ann's guild of St. Johns R.. c. church have a flower festival entertain ment tomorrow evening in Warner hall a... .. ~--. 4~ .. sherman Covell, station agent for the Consolidated railroad at New Hartford, has been promoted to a position in the general offices of the company in New Haven and began the duties of the new position yesterday. = tt 5.sa4
 Star of Harmony lodge, O. s. B., will have a public whist in republican hall next Monday evening. Dancing will fol- low the whist.
 Mrs. Henry Stadmuller of Waterbury was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. John Ruff of Greene street. MT. and Mrs Chas. F. Merwin of "A Eld street will entertain their evening whist club for the last meeting tnIs evening. After the whist a Dutch sup per will be served. Among the visitors to the city who came here in autos is Attorney o. H. D. Fowler of Wallingford- He has bought big Ford machine of fourteen horse powsrt He says that about fifteen ma chimes are now owned in Wallingford. A plan is a-foot there to hold an auto mobile tournament, it is said.
 Among the new members of the Coun- try club recently admitted are MT Roy Leon Marston, of the Yale Forestry school; Treasurer Lee McClung, of Yale; MT and Mrs. Charles D. Nichols of Elm street, and MT. l.. T. Snow of Sher- man avenue. The new nonresident members include: MT. and Mrs. Walter Randall, of Shelton; Miss Margaret M. Grannis, of Waterbury; MT. Frank M. Clark, of Derby, and MT. George Otto Schneider, of Ansonia.
 MT. Samuel Wesson of this city left yesterday on the 12:1O train to take charge of the Hotel Pembroke, Berk- shire hills, and his many friends wish him success.
 MT. Raynham Townshend, senior at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Charles H. Townshend.
 Mrs James Smith Hemingway gave a very elaborate dinner at the Country club on Friday afternoon for some rail- road friends.
 Mrs. Frank H. Shell left on Saturday for Washington D. C., where she will spend month with her mother-in-laW, Mrs. Dean of Oak Lawn.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard c. Sanford have moved from their Crown street resi- dence and are now settled in the house they have taken at Mount Carmel for the summer.
 Francis Beach, who is a student at Dr. Holbrook's school at Ossining, N. Y., was one of the contestants in the interscholastic track games at the Yale field Saturday afternoon. He stopped in town over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Francis G. Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel S. Brinsmade and Miss Carolyn Brinsmade, who have been travelling in Europe the past six months, have returned and are now at their home in Derby. Miss Brinsmade spent Thursday in town with friends.
 pr. Charles H. Zimmerman, the golf enthusiast, had as his guest yesterday MT. P. Kiln of New York city. pr. Zimmerman lunched with his guest at the Coutry club yesterday, and MT. Kiln was charmed with the pretty club house and its picturesque setting.
 Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, ,sjr., has sent out cards for a tea to be given on Thursday afternoon to the ladies of the Parochial society of St. Pauls church. The receiving hours will be from until o'clock. Mrs. Joseph T. Fitch left this week for Plainville, N. J., where she will be the guest for some time of her two daugh- ters there, Mrs. Lemuel Hopton and Mrs. Edward Stevenson. #s I LIE. Mrs. F. B. Dexter gave very charm ing little luncheon at the Country club Saturday. There were five guests
 Mrs. Francis G. Beach, of Wall street, who has spent the greater part of her time for the last two years in New York city, is preparing to open her house again about the first of June Her home has been occupied the past year by the Elihu club of Yale university and is being Thoroughly remodelled and refur- x nished before Mrs. Beach moves in again. .5 as E Y x = ! e