The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
lTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING KEIF HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 -Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Florence Wilson of York square has returned from a three weeks va cation in Stamford.
 Mrs. John Hogan of West Haven and Miss Jennie Hogan of Winchester ave nue are visiting with friends in North ampton, Mass.
 Naval Cadet George W. Hewlett, son of Secretary George T. Hewlett of the board of education, who has been home on leave since September 1. received 8 telegram from the commandant of the Naval academy at Annapolis last night stating that his leave had been extend- ed until October :, on account of diph- theria at the academy.
 Antonia Fettig of Clinton is suffer- ing from a very painful hand, which it is feared is caused by blood poison.
 William H. Pilditch, formerly with Loeser of Brooklyn, has accepted a po- sition in the sporting goods department at the Edward Malley Go.
 F. E. Hill grand warden of the N. E. 0. F., paid an official visit to Stam- ford lodge Tuesday evening. Grand Warden Hill and P. J. Minnix, warden of Elm Tree lodge, paid visit to Bris- tol lodge last evening.
 Mrs. F. R. McGinn of the Aldrich house is spending a few days in town. Mrs. McGinn will return to the Indian Point house for the fall season.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Day welcomed a son, William Harrison Day, to their home on Tuesday. Mother and son are doing well.
 Herbert Barnett, son of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Barnett of West Haven, will attend Hopkins Grammar school, the fall term of which commenced yester- day.
 J. W. Gordon of Washington avenue, West Haven left Tuesday for three weeks visit to Chicago.
 Mrs. Jeanette Holloway of Lloyd street is visiting friends in Boston.
 C. B. Snediker, formerly with the Edw. Mal1ey Co.,, has accepted posi- tion as buyer in the sporting goods de- partment at Wanamaker's, Philadel- phia.
 MT and Mrs. Hayes Quincy Trow- bridge of Pennington, MT. Louis F. Stoddard and MT. J. c. Rathbone of this city were noted among the throng of society people at the Taconic Polo clubs horse show in Hartford Wednes- ! day. .-..
 Paul s. Gates and Thomas Moran are two of the West Haven boys who en- tered Sheffield Scientific school at the s4I.o eoII menced yesterday.
 Samuel Crocker is attending the na- tional convention of the Patriotic Or der, Sons of America, at Atlantic City,
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Ridgely of 21 Union street are spending two weeks in Maine
 Mrs. Mary Nicely of Madison is spend- ing the fall and winter with her sis ter, Mrs. E. E. Field, of Lynwood place. Mrs. NeeIy is a gifted pianist,
 The societies in New Haven county auxiliary to the New Haven branches of the Woman's Board of Missions, hold their annual meeting to-day in the First church, Meriden. Morning ses- sion at 10:30 and afternoon session at 2 o'clock Miss Mary M. Root of Ma dura, India, will give the missionary address, and other numbers on the pro- gramme promise information and in- spiration.
 Miss Gale, who has been visiting her uncle, N. A. Fullerton, of West Haven, the past week, returns to her home in Whitman, Mass, to-day.
 Camp No 8, Patriotic Order of Amer lea, gave the first of series of whist for the benefit of the orphanage fund of the order Wednesday afternoon. The ladies will give these whists every "Wednesday afternoon, followed by tea, until November. Next Wednesday evening large whist is planned for with handsome prizes. The first prize, a handsome centerpiece, was won yes- terday by M. M. Scoville; the second pride syrup cup, by Mrs Preuss; the consolation going to Mrs. Gleason. Among those present were Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Benthol, Mrs. Crocker, Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Farr, Mrs Peck, Mrs. Wolcott, Mrs. Bertrand, Mrs. Warner and many other friends of the society.
 The Holly Maids will give a dance in the West Haven town hall, Wednesday, evening, October 25. The committee consists of Miss Sadie Fender and Miss Edith Bassett, and the success of this assembly last winter guarantees a pleasant occasion.