The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
The annual ball given by the mem |
bers of Engine company, No. /, West
Haven, was held at the town hall last
evening. The committee: George
Swanson, Francis Burns, Edward Lee
ny. Louis Carney, Robert Hausman
and James Moran. All worked faith
fully and most enjoyable evening was
had. Guests were present from An
sonia, Derby, Bridgeport and other
places.
Announcement is made of the coming
marriage of Miss Fannie e. Marsh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.
Marsh, of 596 Dixwell avenue, and Mr..
J. Grant Sweet, of Eagle Bridge, N.
Y, which will take place at the home
of the bride. Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary IS. at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Alice S. Brown, junior secre-
tary of the Women's Board of Foreign
Missions. from Boston, addressed the
young women of the Congregational
churches in Center church chapel Tues
day afternoon. Miss Brown was born
in Turkey, and is the daughter of a
missionary. She expects to go to China
as missionary next summer, and yes
terday gave an address to the young
ladies on the Responsibilities of the
Young Women of America to Foreign
Missions" ss..s.+sg-g-.e.
Mr.. Joseph Ullman of 5 Trumbull
street expects to start on an extensive
tripsin about month, going as a ma
Hon, IL faf In
constitutional convention to be held in
New Orleans, which will be attended
by delegates from all sections of the,
world. The United States and Canada
is what is known as District No. L
and Mr.. Uullman is one of the fifteen
delegates which will represent this dis
trict.
Victoria circle, No. III, G. 0. F., will
give dance in Music hall this evening.
Tickets issued for January rs will be
good for that night. Members and their
friends will participate in a unique
grand march arranged in costumes of
q century ago, followed by old fashion
ed and modern dancing. The tucker
dance will be an attraction and a
quartette will render old fashioned Sc
Ieetions during intermission.
The members Of Sanctuary chapter,
Christ church, West Haven, will hald
a sale of homemade food this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles B.
Warner Washington avenue.
Miss Foster, the soprano in the North
Haven Congregational church, has re-
signed her position.
The Hamden grange was entertained
~, li,a,r NV o aT1pr NV
Montgomery, who is just back from
Vermont. Others also read papers.
Mrs Corwin of Thompson street,
West Haven, is visiting in Lowell,
Mass.
Daniel Sexton Of New York has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Gallagher OF
Lawrence street the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Silk Of Whalley avenue
was an impromptu hostess to a mum
Der of ladies who gave her birthday
surprise party Tuesday afternoon, She
was also presented with a handsome
Persian rug. The time was pleasantly
filled in with the usual whist and re-
freshments
Carl Hertier of lis Lawrence street
who was severely injured by a fal
from his sleigh on Hill street, has re.
covered and will resume his business.
Mrs. Walter Race of Ellicottville, N
r., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
r. Tomas of Elm street, West Haven
The Missionary society of the West
willie Methodist church was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. w
Eillies at the parsonage on Whale.
avenue.
Sayin Rock council, No. LOGS, Roya
Arcanunl meets in Masonic hall, Mali
street corner of Campbell avenue, thi
evening at So'clock.
Frank III. Stiles, organist and choir
master at the North Haven Congrega
tional church. is preparing to give ;
very fine concert for the benefit of tn
church late in February. He has gath
cred a splendid chorus, including man.
of North Ravens best singers, and viii
later select his soloists. In the earl.
spring a very fine production of tn
tghtl opera, ..Pinafore," will be give
under his direction.
Mrs Harry Ackrille has returned t
her home iii Richard place, West Ha
ven from visit of two months wit
her parents in Newark, N. J.
The next dance in the series bein
given by Sigma Kappa, will be held L
Warner hall, Friday evening, Marc
IS. Odenkirchen's orchestra will pla
for dancing. .*
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Tomas wi
entertain the Wednesday Afternoo
Whist club at their home on Cente
street, West Haven, last evening.
zeta Chapter, Alpha Alpha societ
girls, are planning a little dance to b
given at the Lawn club Friday even
ing, March 5. Odenkirchen's orchestr
WiIl play for dancing.
Rev. Mr. Edwards of Seymour
spending few days with Mr.. and Mr.
Prouty Of Center street, West Haven
Mr.. Samuel Goodsell of Harriso
street is quite ill with the grip.
The Up-to-date club met Tuesda
afternoon at the home of Mrs. william
"a. Borden on Alden avenue The clu
reader, Mrs. Laurens Lenox, entertain
ed the members with some choice ST
Iections. A dainty lunch was serve'
and altogether the club was mo!
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