The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City -InterestIns Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Prof. R. H. Chfttenden, director of the Sheffield scientific school. and Mrs Chittenden gave to the members of the freshman class of the school at their .Trumbull street residence yesterday af- ternoon from until o'clock. Prof. and Mrs. Chfttenden were assisted by Mrs. 4. J. Dubois, Mrs. Louis V. Pierson' Mrs. William G. Mixter, Mrs. Charles $. Hastings, Mrs. Percy Walden, Mrs. Robert W. Corwin, Mrs. Roy L. Mars ton, Mrs. Henry W. Ring, Mrs. Harry Ward Foote, and Mrs. Samuel L. Pen- field.
 Hon. A. J. Perry of Milford, who has been i'll for some days this week., was Thursday evening reported as being more comfortable.
 Calvary Baptist church Ladies Be- nevolent society gave their annual turkey supper Thursday evening. The guests of honor were Prof. Phelps and Mrs. Phelps, who were seated at the table in the center of the room with Rev. and Mrs. Ferris. The other tables were grouped around and presided over by the forty-five ladies of the commit tee who, with thelr friends, view in making each table a success. Calvary ladies have syStematized these suppers and the 400 were waited upon as suc- cessfully as forty in the olden days. The attraction of the evening was tine lecture by Prof. Phelps in the auditu- rum. The ladies of Calvary scored another success under the committee, Mrs. R. W. Mills, Mrs. John Fowler and Mrs. L. G. Hoadley
 The organ recital by Prof. Harry B. Jepson of Yale university, followed by the musical service by the choir, at St. Johns church, in Waterbury, says the Waterbury Republican, Wednesday evening, was an excellent musical feat ure of All Saints day. The church was filled and the playing of Prof. Jepson, who is the organist at Woolsey hall, Yale university, was thoroughly appre- ciated.
 Music hall, Branford, has been en- gagged for Monday evening, November B, for "The Chimes of Normandy" to be given by the West Haven cast under it's most efficient director.
 The regular monthly meeting of the New Haven Mothers club was held in the parlors of the Y. M. c. A. building yesterday afternoon. At the talk which follow the business meeting Prof. Will liam Lyon Phelps of Yale spoke on Reading Out of School" Mrs. W. T. Barnum was the chairman of the day.
 Bay. C. Goodwin has accepted a posi- tion with the Connecticut Savings bank.
 Wednesday evening Mrs. George l.. Beach was very happily surprised at her home on North Main street. Mill ford, by the very unexpected appear ance of party of twenty or more rela- tives and friends who informed her that they had come to assist in the celebration of her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Beach overcame her surprise in short time and from then until nearly midnight this home was the jolliest place in all Milford, and the supper was followed by music and games, on the programme was by no means the smallest part of the evenings pleas 7tres.
 A meeting of the board of managers for the fair to be given at the home of Mrs. M. IF. Tyler's on College street for the benefit of the Florence Critten- ton home, was held Thursday afternoon, at Mrs. Tyler's. Wednesday afternoon, November 15, from 2 until 6 o'clock, was the date decided upon for the bazaar.
 An extremely large crowd attended the Greist hose company's fair Thurs day evening in Westville. Masonic hall was so crowded that it was almost in1- possible to- dance, after the guests of the evening, the Quinnipiac Hose com pany arrived. At 10:30 o'clock last evening 8 prize waltz was given.
 Rev. George Heezko, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church, is very i'll at Grace hospital and his condition is said to be serious.
 On Thursday evening, November 16, the New Haven Physical Culture so- cietyi will give an entertainment and dance in the town hall, West Haven. The entertainment will include posing by the members of the society. A very fine athletic programme has been ar ranged, and this in addition to the dance will make it an event that will be only missed with regret.
 MT. and Mrs. Kreeble of Washing gton avenue has as their guest Miss Adele Fariallah of Mt. Lebanon, Assyria. Miss Marja1lah has been a nurse in the hospital in Jerusalem and has come to this country for education in hospital work.
 A meeting of all the various commit tees that are working for the arrange 1nents and success of the coming Mill ford Business Mems fair was held last evening in the rooms over Barnes drug store.
 The May Pole Girls will give an fn- formal dance in the West Haven town hall next Tuesday evening. ',
 The Crescent club will give a dance aJr the benefit of the New Haven High School Athletic association in Warner hall Friday evening, November 17, An orchstra will play for dancing.
 A musical of rar merit was that which took, place in St. Paurs. parish house Thursday evening, the occasion being 8 recital of song by pupils from the advanced classes of Frederick S. Weld. The following singers took part: Miss Beata w. Bissell, Miss Pauline A. Merchant, Miss Edna H. Sims, Miss R IIena Schneider, Dwight s. Cham berlain, G. Wesley Kirschner and Law renee W. Sullivan. The accompani- Tnents were extremely well played by