The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER- EST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

"SoL L1dfSllJ gave d CIldHllS ulSIl eup- per Monday evening in honor of Miss Rena Theresa Barnes and Charles Root Fowler, whose engagement was recent ly announced.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert C. Tingley, of Woodbridge, are in Hartford attending the annual meeting of the Connecticut State grange.
 Members of the Quinnipiac Canoe club have sent out invitations for their second informal dance, which will be held in Warner hall Friday evening, February 8.
 Albert Hildreth, of Westville, who has been seriously i'll for several weeks from the effects of shock, is improv- ing. #
 Health Officer Carleton E. Hoadley and Attorney Carl A. Mears were the guests at the twenty-fifth annual ban quet of the Pequot council, Royal Area mum, held in Stonington on Monday evening. E5t
 c. A. Marvin, of Westville, is confined to his home with an attack of tonsili- tis.
 James J. McSherry, who has been talk ing charge of the wrestling in the Yale gymnasium for Professor W. c. Dole, returned to his classes yesterday. He has been absent for several weeks, and Michael J. Doherty, of this city, the Albany baseball captain, has been giv- ing instruction in McSherry's place. More students have arranged for in- sfruction in boxing this winter than at any time in Yale's history
 Peter Hartman, of Westville. fell on the ice near his home recently, breaking his left arm.
 Arthur Snow Baldwin and his bride are expected home this morning from their wedding trip. They will make their home at sherman Dolph's house, Rranford. ~...-. ...~
 John Canavan has returned to Vest vile from Washington, where he has spent several months.
 . Dr. D. ". Burdge. of this city, has rented the rooms in the Griswold block, Branford, formerly occupied by Dr. Benjamin Hall.
 w. w. Peck, of Woodbridge, fell on the ice last week and was So badly in jured that he has been confined to the house since that time
 E Next Wednesday evening Miss Irma Daley will give a costume dance Gen masque) to the members and former pupils of the Wednesday evening danc- ing class at her academy on Orange street. s.-fs 1 The Up-to-Date club of Westyille held it's first meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon. The club was entertained by Mrs. A. O. Norton at her home on Fountain street.
 L. W. Handel, a member of the junior class of the academic department at Yale, has resigned from the college course. He was taken seriously i'll a short time ago and decided to give up his studies, He has gone to Colorado, where he expects to eventually regain his health.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick shumway, of Westville, will leave to-day for Kansas, where they expect to make their future home. ;
 Miss Virginia Kelsey has returned to Mrs. Guildman's school in Boston, hay ing spent the holiday vacation with her mother, Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey, of West Haven.
 Miss Ella Small is the guest of Rev. MT. McNichol at his home in Water- town. ..
 At the regular meeting of West Ha- ven lodge No. 59, A. 0. U. w., this everi- ing, officers for next year will be in- stalled.
 Mrs Lottie Ladd, of Woodbridge, is confined with the grip at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Alonzo E.. Beecher.
 Rock castle, K. G. E., will give an old-fashioned country dance in Lenox hall tomorrow evening.
 The Priscilla club will meet with Mrs. William Kelsey next Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. -
 Giles Stevens, son of MT. and Mrs. Etdridge Stevens, of Clinton, Is i'll with pneumonia. - :
 New Haven aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles held an installation of officers Tuesday evening. Plans were also made for fair and baZar which is to be giv- en in Music hall rine night commence ing February 23 and continuing until March 6.
 A meeting of West Haven citizens in- terested in forming a village improve inent society will be held in the town hall next Thursday evening.
 A very interesting programme is be- ing arranged by Miss Edith May Root and Mrs. Lucia Wentworth Jewell for their recital to be given in Warner hall Wednesday evening. February 1. The readers will be assisted by good local talent.
 Miss Grace Spreyer, of West Haven, last evening entertained the committee of the Twentieth Century Girls which is planning for a dance next Thursday evening.
 Cards have been received by many society people here to an exhibition of Childe Hassam's pictures in the Mont ross gallery at 372 Fifth avenue, New York. The exhibition, which opens to- day and lasts until Saturday, January 2S, will be one of the interesting events in art circles and will call out large numbers of this talented artists friends and admirers. In New Haven there are many who have niet MT. Hassam when at his summers work in Old Lyme and doubtless several from here will visit