The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF 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.
 Ernest Rutherford, F. R. S., Maedon- aid professor of physics in McGill uni versity, Montreal. has been chosen to give the Siliiman lectures.
 Mrs. John Leary of Mansfield street announces the engagement of her daughter, Elizabeth G.. to Horace w. Kennedy of this city. The marriage will take place at St. Mary's church on Wednesday,, February 1.
 Mrs. Ackermann Of Liberty street is quite seriously i'll with pneumonia. s The straw ride planned by the Pop ular Four, to be given on Wednesday evening, January 25 promises to be a very enjoyable affair. The young peo- pie will journey to North Haven, where an entertainment followed by dancing and refreshments, will be enjoyed. . Luther league of Trinity Lutheran church of George street will give a straw ride Monday, January 23
 8 Ezel lodge, K. of F., installed the following officers on Tuesday evening: M. p. Walker, c. C.; Paul E. Tomb, V. C.; c. A. Walker, prelate; Basil Kib- bier, M. of w; Charles T. PelIert, K. R. Of S.; Q. S. Guild, M. of F.; B. c. Dickerman, M. of E.; William Hudson, M. of A.; c. E. Comforte, inner guard; Joseph Elley, outer guard. & F Miss MagdaIerla Kreiser of GreenviIIe, N. J., is visiting Mrs. c. Gosch of Wood land street.
 7. E. H. Malone has been appointed act ing assistant yardmaster at the local terminal He will report to Yardmas- ter Gould.
 Miss Lillian Hogan of, Wintergreen avenue is suffering fro man attack of the grip. s-~-"' T~. ,'s The annual meeting of the Ecclesias- tical society of the First Congrega- tIonal church. West Haven, was held Wednesday evening in the parlors of the church. The officers for the past year were reelected. '} .. e. A. Marvin of Westvilie, who has been suffering with the grip, is now attacked by erysipelas and is very i'll. M The annual meetins uf the ladies aid society of the Allingpown chapel was held Wednesday, afternon and the fol- lowing officers were chosen: President Mrs. F. A. Read: vice president, Mrs Ethan Alling; secretary, Mrs. George A. Gilbert; treasurer, Miss Emma Ru- den directresses. Mrs. Hentz, Mrs.. Sea mon B. Smith. Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs Theron filling. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. SnaVely. s# ; ts Ia m nas tT2a,.r.ft of I2Ialya e,traa+ ;e, eo riously i'll at his home. Dr. Grove oi this city is in attendance.
 The many friends of H. Trisch will be glad to hear that he has recovered from a severe attack of grip.
 Mrs, George. Felsburg will entertain the members of the Kaffee Klatsch this afternoon at her home on Center street West Haven.
 Miss Agnes Boesse, who has been visiting Mrs William Beckmann of Cedar. street has returned to her home E in Norwood, Mass.
 The Twentieth Century Maids gave subscription dance at Colonial Inn last evening. About twenty couples attended.
 Friends in New Haven will be inter-
 
 rival of a little daughter at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Clyde H.. Huntley of Sc attle, Wash, on December IT. MT. 'ano Mrs. Huntley, who formerly resided ir thisncity, have called their daughter Edna Louise..s ..s!f 5,.-rez
 Miss, D. Maude Smith, contralto ir Dr. Parkhurst's church, New York, call. ed on her teacher, Professor Leopold Z during the past week. She is coach ing for her first oratorio engagement in Paterson, N.SJ., where ''St. Paul will be sung, January 19. Miss Smith IS also preparing to take a position as soloist in a Jewish synagogue in New York
 Miss Grace Elwell is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 Andrew Gold of Fountain street, who injured himself cutie severely by g fall several days ago. is reported as being quite i'll from the effects of it.
 The Rev. F. L. Davis, pastor of the Congregational church, Westville, is quite indisposed with an attack of tht grip. He was unable to attend prayer E meeting Tuesday evening. Arrangements are being made for tht matinee whist which the Tribune Sun. shine society will give in Republican hall on Wednesday afternoon, January 25. Mrs. George Hayes is chairman oi the committee in charge. Those wish ing to play bridge kindly notify Mrs F. B. Walker Of 162 York street, who has charge of the bridge whist section The Tribune Sunshine society also wishes to announce that no one is au thorized to solicit funds for any ob. ject by the society. .r ....... Alderman Patrick McGuinness of tht Seventh ward is i'll with the grip at hi. home 193 Hamilton street. The alder. mans many friends wish for his speedy recovery s5. g,,;s s, :.t-,.-~:.1 .... j-. Mrs. Alexander Dingwall was giver a reception by a number of her friend. and relatives at her home, 203 Blake street, Wednesday evening. The re. ception was entirely unexpected. IT other words it was a. surprise party planned by Mrs. Dingwall's friends. A: in all events of this kind a very goot time was enjoyed by all.
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