The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City,
 Interesting sOcinI Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The ladies' social union of Trinity NJ. E, church, corner of George and Dwight streets, will hold a cake sale in tne ladies parlor on Saturday after noon, February 25, from to 6. Ladies wishing to procure good. home made cake should not fail to let this opportu- nity go by.
 Miss Alene Osterman of 56 Court street. entertained few friends at whist last evening. Miss Osterman served a dainty luncheon to the players, among whom were MT. and Mrs. NJ. Pitts, Miss M. Farrel, William Wood stock, Miss Cora Farrell, NJ. Brown, Irene osterman and Clarence Thomp- son of New York.
 A number of West Haven people are planning to attend the recital to be given by Mrs. Laurens Lennox at the Howard avenue Congregational church this evening. Mrs. Lennox will give readings from James Whitcomb Riley.
 Nr and Mrs. Samuel Stovin of IFS Z Orange street entertained the W. A. Whist club Wednesday afternoon and evening. After whist a dainty supper was served. The house was beautiful iy decorated. ;. t.. ..
 Mrs Mary H. Barnett of 413 George street and Miss Emily Burton of Wor- cester. Mass, accompanied by Mrs. Ed ward Parkhurst of Hartford, left yes terday for Southern Pines, N. c. --*
 The annual ball of St. Patricks T. A. and B. society will be given in Music hall Friday evening. March r, and the following committee has been appointed to perfect arrangements: Thomas F. Reyes, chairman; Thomas Collins, sec retary; John Carey, Richard Kenyon, James Fleming. Patrick J. GIynn.J James Hogan and Thomas Callahan.
 E. G. Lindsley, who has been spend- ing the winter in Mexico in company. with his sister. Mrs, Haganan, has re- turned to his home in Campbell avenue, West Haven. About sixty sat down to a very de- lightfuI dinner in the cosy dining rooms of the Country club last night. At the dance which followed there were about 100 guests present, many of them being members of the unmarried set Int decorations consisted of flags and many cut flowers sent out by Munro, Mrs. Roger S. White, 2df the chairman of the house committee of the club, most successfully managed the affair.
 Our society," which had it's first meeting Of the year at the home of
 
 ago met with Mrs. Willfston Walker.
 Mrs. George Ireland of Cambridge. Mass, is spending a couple of weeks as the guest of Mrs. $. $. Adams of 4S3 A Orange street.
 ss MT. and Mrs. George Leete Peck of West Haven are receiving congratula- tions Son the arrival of a son at their home on Main street. This evening Rev. William W. Leete will give stereopticon lecture on vari- ous scenes on the coast and through. the middle of England.
 Mf. and Mrs. M. McGovern of Chica- go who have been the guests of Mir and Mrs. w. A. T. Smith for the past two weeks, will return to Chicago to-. day.
 2 pleasant surprise Tuesday evening in the shape of a call from the managers, and clerks of his three stores at his home. 19 Lamherton street A collation. was served and a good time enjoyed X by all. &z'
 Mrs Henry l.. Risley has presented Camp s. F. o. of A, with a fine chest for the storage of the paraphernalia.
 The engagement is announced of Margaret ottman, daughter of MT and Mrs. William H. Fallon, of New York, to Walter Lewis Barber, jr., of Water bury. MT Barber is the son of Dr. w. L. Barber He is a graduate of Yale university and at present a medical student Of John Hopkins university, Baltimore. ...
 Mrs. John H. McDernott gave a Washington whist at her home on west Main street. Branford, Wednes- day evening for the club, of which she is member. The rooms were prettily decorated in honor of the day, and Washington pie at the close of the game was served to the guests, Wash irgton novelties constituted this feast, which was followed later by one to refresh the inner man. Those present were Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs Toole, Mrs. Connors, Mrs. Carney Miss Albinger, Miss Matthews, Miss Clancy, Miss Hig- gins. the Miss Leahy and others.
 Miss Alice McKeen will entertain the Jolly Dozen tomorrow afternoon at her home on Triton street.
 At the annual Washington's birthday shoot held by the New Haven Gun club Frspls Potter of New Haven won first prize, Dr. Moore of South Manchester second, MT. Bradley of Bridgeport third and Mrs. Stevenson of New Ha- < ven fourth. There were twenty shoot CTS present.