The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City- Interesting Social Events Here and | 1 Elsewhere.
 The ladies of the Dwight Place church are arranging for unique sup per on Washington's birthday. It Is to be a shredded wheat supper" and will be the first of the kind served in New Haven, although they are frequently given in the vicinity of Boston. An at. tractiye menu has been arranged, and chef will be at the church for two days preparing the dishes for the va. rious courses. After the supper there will be music and recitations by the talented young elocutionist, Brent Lowe. , .4 .s MT. and Mrs. Clarence B. Damn, of 2O4 Gamer street, are being congratu- lated on the birth of a bouncing girl. MT. and Mrs. H. c. Warren and Miss lAnita Warren will sail for Europe late next month. They will go first to Ma lples and will spend about three months abroad. .. ..s. A-s& 4..z
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Jennie May Coe, daughter Of Director and Mrs. James B, Coe, to Charles T. Hull The wedding is to take place on Wednesday, March I, at the First Baptist church at 6:3O p. m. ,The couple will be at home at 69 Car mel street after April 15 a, S#
 Gladstone lodge, N. E. O, F., will give a masquerade ball in Music hall Tuesday evening" March '.
 Mrs. O. K. Kibbey, who has been
 visiting Miss N. A. Slattery of ITO State
 street, has returned to her home in Co-I lumbus, Ohio. M
 The Minerva assembly will give an
 informal dance in Newmans academy , March [. Ess. .s
 Friends of Nathan Mansfield of
 Bethany will regret to learn that he is
 very sick with pneumonia. MT. Mans.
 field had succession of heavy colds
 this winter, finally developing into his present trouble. rtHe is under the care
 of Dr. Mcclure.
 Miss Anna Callahan of S25 Cedar
 street, entertained a group of friends
 at masquerade St. Valentines night. Mrs. A. s. Thompson of AT Court street has been called to Tarrytown,. N. Y, by the illness of her mother, who fell down stairs and received com pound fracture of the leg. 45 ,E Miss Helen Shields of No. 142 Port l sea street is sick at her home with a severe attack of tonsiltis. Miss l est.: t,, Nnxy uaxy
 social circles and her friends hope for her immediate and complete recovery i Frank Mcdowell of 267 James street, who has been i'll at his home for six
 weeks, is now improving. MT. Me- Dowell is an employe of the Consoli- E dated road, and his many friends will
 be glad to hear of his improved con-
 dition. ~Ga}i Nt g#4ss. szs ' Henry Small took a large crowd to
 the dance in Perry's hall, Bethany, last evening. Small has had charge of a s large number of strawrides this win ter.
 Colin Campbell, a freight brakeman,
 whose home is in Norrstotwn. Florida,
 has served notice olt the city for dam ! ages. He fell on a slippery sidewalk l Ill banlD1rtOn SCTGGL uli lo
 and fractured his leg and arm.
 II The little boy of Rudolph Dreks of | Valley street West vile, born only two
 days ago, died Thursday afternoon. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 9 o'clock in the Westville cemetery.
 Attorney James Mark Sullivan will be tn eprincipal speaker at the banquet
 of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in Providence on the evening of March r.. His toast will be "The Day We f Celebrate" This will make the fourth
 time Attorney Sullivan has been called to Providence to speak within year. A pleasant dance was given at the n Colonial inn Thursday evening by a n party of eighteen young people. The
 entertainment of the evening was
 planned by Miss Margaret Higgins, t Miss May O'Connell and Miss Margar- e ct Callahan.
 . Miss Jessie Dyer, will leave next = week for weeks visit with friends f in Niagara, N. Y.
 . A very quiet little wedding took e place Thursday evening at o'clock at the rectory of the Episcopal church,
 Westville, when Walter B. Hitchcock
 was united in marriage to Miss Stella M. Davis by Rev. J. Frederick Sexton, = rector of the church.
 Mrs. Ernest Rasche of 150 Henry
 street has recovered from an operation : performed by Dr. Cheney at his pri. l, vate hospital on Whitney avenue. n The East Haven Firemen's associa- " tion Thursday night held an entertain |. ment in the East Haven town hall. A f stereopticon lecture was given and a
 supper served.
 On account of the short time before
 Lent the Young Crusaders have de- e cided to postpone their play, entitled d Wanted a Valet" until after Easter. a Miss Nellie Vincent Shields was unit. led in marriage February 15 to Edward