The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE


Mrs. siegwart spier of this city is
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. Chase Of Wa
terbury, where she is rapidly eonvalesc-
ing from an operation at the New Ha-
ven hospital
Enos Wilder, jr., of the Harvard
Yacht club spent yesterday at Light
house Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Of this city
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
C. Muser of Southport.
Mrs. George Palmer of New Haven
and son, George, are guests of friends
in Southport this week.
Mrs. Thomas w. Powell, of Reed
street, received word Wednesday even
ing that her brother had died in New
Haven, death being sudden in charac-
ter. She and Mr.. Powell came to this
city during the evening. E...s-
Mrs. Willis S. Crofut, of So Lake place,
New Haven, with Miss Bessie and Ed
mund Crofut, have removed to South
Norwalk -. ss.-s ...-.
Mrs f. A. Lane and son, Frederick,
of South Norwalk, have been visiting
her sisters, the Misses Heath, of George
street, here. gsss.... .-...ss.s
Harry Pepper, the well known ballad
singer, accompanied by Edward B.
Manville at the piano, gave fine song
recital to his friends at the hall, No. 70
Insurance building, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Henry Whitney and Miss Jennie
Scott of Darien returned from their
Dickerman and family. H&N
Mrs. Rollin A. Baldwin, superintend-
ent Of the Junior department. of the
Dwight Place Sunday school, gave a
supper to about 100 children of that
department in the parish house
"Wednesday evening, as a reward for
their good attendance and punctuality.
Mrs. Baldwin was assisted by a num-
Der Of the teachers and friends.
The May Pole assembly, who gave a
very peasant dance in West Haven
Town hall last year, will repeat the
pleasure in the same hall Tuesday even
ing, May 8. Miss May Shine is chair
man of the committee.
Mrs. D. w. Blakeslee Of 563 George
street entertained the Missionary cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters Of Trinity NJ.
e. church yesterday afternoon. The
president is Mrs. A. G. Stiles. Other
officers are Mrs. Everhardt, Mrs Cad
well, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Ramsdell and
Mrs. French. @
Mime. Tealdi's May recital will be
given in her studio Monday evening,
May %. The programme will include
the light opera, The Rose Of Savoy
and the musical comedy, "A Trip TO
Europe" Solos by several of the pu-
pills will also be included. The pro-
gramne will be varied and interesting
throughout. Admission will be by card.
Mrs. Alfred johnson and children will
leave town Monday for New York,
where she will remain a few days pre-
paratory to sailing for Sweden, her
former home. Mrs. Johnson will remain
! until fall in Sweden, when she will be
Joined by her husband, and together
they will travel extensively in Europe
until the holidays, when they will re.
turn to their former home in this city.
MIR. Paul J. Beardsley, Yale 1904, of
New Britain. spent all of last week
here i'd the city with his brother, and
returned home on Sunday to his place
Of business in New Britain. *%;
The Franklin Athletic club gave a
prize masquerade ball at Harmonic hall
"wednesday evening. About 200 were
present. a watch was given for the
best ladies costume and oliver tobacco
case for the best gentlemen's costume.
guest Of Miss Lille Simons Of Whitney
avenue, returned to her home in New
York city.
Malcolm a. Booth has returned tic
New Haven from Pennsylvania, where
he had gone to become master Of one
Of the large proprietary schools of the
state. Mr.. Booth is attending to bus
mess matters here, which his hurried
departure left unfinished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Flood Bur,
chall of 81 Olive street have ISSUED
cards for the celebration Of their fiji
tieth wedding anniversary at theil
4 home on Monday evening from Z unit
Ill o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Cook announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mis-
Helen Seward, to Mr.. Wentworth Bal
-four Floyd, which took place Wednes
day. March l. .~$
Miss Belle Manross Sigourney viii
play at the morning service in Hum
phrey Street church tomorrow, and al
the evening service in the First Baptis
church.
Frank A. Williams and family ar
visiting friends in this city enroute tt
a summer resort on Lake Erie, wher
they will reside until fall Mr.. William.
and family spent last winter in tn
Bahamas, and will probably return
there next fall for the winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Grannis O
Waterbury will spend the month o
May at their cottage on the bluffs a
+ Pine Orchard as will also their daugh
q ter, Miss Margaret Grannis.
Miss Olive Messenger of this city
{ who recently escaped death from spot
ted fever, is domieiled at the Park no
tel, Winsted. She hopes to regain he
health In a changeof climate.
A High school dance managed by
committee under the craftsmanship o
Miss Ella Small will be given in Har
monte hall Friday evening, May u. All
bert Williams orchestra will play TO