The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NETY HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The Thinble club of Humphrey Street Congregational church was en- tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Coleman at her residence in East Haven. There were thirty Of the ladies of the church present and so- cial afternoon was enjoyed by all pres ent 4 very dainty lunch was serVeo to the guests by Miss Coleman, and her lovely house, which was built last spring, was charming in it's interior deeorations and appointments. There were also present four of the lady of- ficers Of the Ladies Aid society of the East Haven Congregational church. The club will be entertained in four weeks by Miss Kaehrle at her resi- dence on Livingston street.
 The Coreopsis junior branch or the Tribune Sunshine society will have charity whist in Republican hall this afternoon. The poverty luncheon and afternoon whist which will be held at the residence of Mrs. Maycock after the luncheons at the different houses and which is for members only occurs on Saturday.
 Mrs. George Bunnell, assisted by corps of ladies will have large even ing whist in Duncan hall on February Fl, and charity whist will be held in Republican hall February 2S iii the afternoon.
 The many admirers of Mrs. Rosabelle Frushour Lines who have enjoyed her playing at the Trinity M. D. church will regret to hear that she has resigned her position as organist and director.
 The Deutsehe Gesselschaft society will have another whist and probably the last of the season on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 1, in Harmonic hall ......
 Mrs. Charles F. Treadway of the Kensington gave a charming heart par ty Tuesday afternoon in honor of her guest Mrs. James Mathers of Cleve- land Ohio, Everything was in keeping with St. Valentines day, and both dec orations and favors were very unique and attractive. .-.
 One of the plasant social functions of last week was a masquerade party given ill honor of Miss Elizabeth D. Walter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. e Walter of 56 Bishop street on Sat urday evening. The party was i'll eel ebration of her seventeenth birthday. Those that attended the party were Ethel Burt, and Maud Spiegel, repre- senting Dutch girls; Edith Burt, a vuaker; Florence Divine, a girl of 1863; Nettie Walter, an Italian fisher girl; Helen Herman, Little Red Riding Hood; Helen Rawls, nurse girl; Kath- crime Sullivan, a gypsy; Mary Sullivan, a flower girl; Nettie Klauberg, of ss sHansfesd, fairy; Charles Kenzie, Chinaman; Harry Frost, a skeleton; Milton Hawkins, a cowboy; Arthur Schenart and Robert Blackie, clowns; David Blackie, George Washington; Albert Donnelly and MT. Kenzie, court jes ters; Charles Ringwald and Edward Csrifinrepresented different nations. A olartette composed of Ethel Burt, Elizabeth Walter, David and Robert Blackie rendered some vocal selections. Miss Walter has a fine soprano voice, and is pupil at St. Marys academy on Orange street. Games were played and fine supper was served at mid night, the party breaking up in the early morning after spending a de- lightful evening and wishing their hos ,d q acknowledging her very fine enter @ tainer. 'a
 Miss Jeanette Fleischner of 50 Bish- op street and her pupils in dancing will have a masquerade party in their usual hours on Saturday afternoon in Harmonic hall. A large number of friends expect to attend.
 A large audience much enjoyed Hunkers Postoffice,'' given at the town hall, West Haven last evening, under the direction of the Ladies' Aid so' ciety of the Congregational church. The cast numbered about thirty peo- ole all prominent ill church work, and who did excellent amateur work. The proceeds of the evening will be used for the purchase of new carpets and the re-decorating of the church.
 Miss May Lum of Dwight place, who has been ill with the grip for the past week is much better and will return to her duties at Phelps school, Walling- ford, during the week. Dr. Walter C. Skiff is taking care of her.
 Mrs. William Chips of Avon street returned Tuesday from a visit to Nj agara Falls.
 Mrs. George William Peck, of the Peck Drop Press works. left Tuesday for 8 western trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin c. Bradley en. tertainel a. few of the nurses and doc $ tors from the New Haven hospital al a Valentine party Tuesday evening al their home, 451 Third avenue, Wes Haven. The rooms were artisticaly decorated with hearts of all sizes anG a profusion of cut flowers. The sou. yenirs of the evening were put ir large red bags, an dthe choice made bS helping themselves to a package wficl contained for the ladies silver mai files and for the gentlemen silver pen cils. Games appropriate for the occa sion were indulged in which was fol lowed by a Valentine supper. Every