The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here and


undressing Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
The young ladies' of st. Johns Epis-I
copal church, corner of Orange and
Humphrey streets, will hold a cake sale
Wednesday afternoon from 2:S0 to 5:3O
O'Clock. The proceeds will go to mis-
sion work All are invited. 4, n
Mr.. S. Fish, one of the assistants at
the Yale gymnasium, has resumed his
duties after three weeks absence. He
has been in Cleveland, Ohio, where, he
was called by the death of an unele.
Mr.. Fish is studying for a position as
medical director in some large ir.stitu-
ton. Previous to his coming to Yale
he was Instructor at the Pennsylvania
Normal college. 4..... ....s .
Rev. Milton E. Phillips, pastor of the.
Whitneyyille Congregational church.
will leave early next month for five
months tour of Europe for recreation
and study. He will visit many of the
points of interest to the clergy in Eng
land, Scotland and other countries, and
will return to this city in the autumn.
During DIR. Phillips stay abroad Mrs.
Phillips will make her home with her
son in California. -s> :. d.. .-5
Mr.. and Mrs. John o'Brien, of ITO
Wooster street, are rejoicing over the
arrival Of daughter in their house
hold. 49,.
The ladies of the Church of the Mes
siah will serve the following menu on
Wednesday, March p, at 1915: Hot
roast beef, mashed potato, mashed tur-
nip, baked macaroni with cheese, cab
bage salad, pies puddings, coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Joyce of 16 JEFF
ferson street are rejoicing over bounc-
ing baby girl weighing twelve pounds.
Mother and child are doing well, Mr..
Joyce is a motorman ON the CONSOLIDATE
ed road.
Niokolai Sokoloff, the violin virtuoso,
was in town over Sunday the guest of
Miss Justine Ingersoll. He took part
last evening the concert given by the
Boston Symphony orchestra in Wool.
sey hall.
Under the auspices of Nathan Hale
camp, Sons Of Veterans, an illustrated
lecture OIL lllc5 81. LOUIS SApustLluiA was
given last night in Grand Army hall
on Court street.
The monthly praise service will be
held in the First Baptist church next
Sunday evening The quartette will be
assisted by Miss Belle Manross Sigour-
ney, violinist.
Race suicide has never been charged
to the Smith family of this country.
Another member has been added and
Mr.. and Mrs Smith of Jewell street
are the recipients Of the usual congratu-
lations.
The East Haven Mothers club has
recently Joined the State Tribune sun
shine society. BY not giving up its old
line Of work, but simply adding to the.
old lines, another branch, that of Sum
sfifne work, 1t is believed that by con-
solicitation of interests better results
can be accomplished, and the organiza-
tion as whole strengthened.
Senator James E. Mccain and Mrs.
McGann arrived home from Old Point
Comfort Sunday night. They have been
absent a little more than week. State
Auditor James p. Bree, who accompa-
MED them, will remain in the south for
a time.
Lafayette colony, No. 161, U. o. p. F.,
will hold a, very pleasant social session
on Friday evening, March "a, at which
whist will be one Of the features. Al
regular session Of the members will
also be held, at which business will be
transacted.
Mrs. F. 7. Bunnell and Miss Maud
Forbes are visiting friends in New
n York and Brooklyn.
Former City Sheriff Rollin J. Bunce
yesterday announced that he would be
a candidate for city sheriff in the
spring campaign. Sheriff Bunce has re-
quested his friends to asst him in his
candidacy.
The annual banquet of the Hotchkiss
club will be held at the University
club on Monday evening, March q, at
4 o'clock. y. Ellsworth, 1905, will act
as POSTMASTER. v by
In Temple hall ait o'clock Sunday
afternoon, Miss Esther Cans of this
city, was united in marriage to Sam
nel P. Landers The ceremony was
\ performed by Rabbi Rosen in the pres
ence Of several hundred guests.
The celebration of the fiftfeth ami
versary of the institution of Sterling
lodge, No. As, will be held in the blue
room, Masonic temple, Wednesday,
evening, March %. The chief features
will be a whist party, followed by re-
freshments, and an address by the dep
uty grand master workman, DR.. F. H.
Wheeler. Admission will be by ticket,
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