The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NETV HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City,
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 The ladies of the Tribune Sunshine society, who reside at Duncan hall, are planning Washington whist to be given February g in Duncan hall. This whist is being arranged by Mrs. G. B. Bunnell, who is chairman of the com mittee- The whist is to be colonial and there will be many unique features to add to the interest of the occasion. George and Martha Washington will receive from s o'clock in the evening" when whist will be played until 10, and from 10 to Il there will be a very fine musical programme rendered. A lunch con served in the colonial style and composed of colonial dishes will be served and the decorations will be colo nial. There are very many beautiful prizes which have been donated by va- rious business firms in the town, and also all of the Sunshine members who live at Duncan hall have donated prizes. In addition to prizes number of business men have given valuable assistance, among them being $. S. Thompson, MT. Hurlburt, Frank Platt, and number Of others. Johnson x Sons have donated very handsome basket of mixed chocolates. Musical numbers will be rendered by Miss Mar garet Hogan, the soprano; Frank Ham ilton, the whistler. and a number of other local artists. This whist is given ing the interest of the Tribune Sum- shine. MT. Toole has generously of fered the use of the banquet hall and man yother privileges for the evening. Numerous prizes have been donated, conspicuous among them being plate painted by Miss Carrie Baldwin, the design taken from George Washing tons tree. The tickets are nearly all taken.
 Ex-Lieutetnant Governor George G. Sumner of Hartford left for ormond, Fla, Tuesday and will spend the win ter in the south. State Prison Director Frank c. Sumner and wife will join the ex-lieutenant governor in March, spend ing the month at St. Augustine and Florida resorts in general
 Vice President Samuel G. Durham of the Hartford Street Railway company and wife left for SumerviIle, Ga, Sat urday, and will spend the month of March in the south
 Past Eminent Commander Curtis F. Gladding of Washington commandery of Hartford Knights Templar is at Lakewood, N. J.
 General Thomas McManus of Hart ford, who was the major of the Twen- ty-fifth Connecticut during the civil war, has returned from Louisiana, where he has spent the past month General McNIanus was on the staff of Governor Waller and is one of the best known veterans in the state.
 B. E. Pedlow, who has refreshed the photographic and art department with the Bonner, Preston company in Hart ford for number of years, has re signed and will remove to Baltimore.
 The many friends of Robert Storer of POT Grand avenue are pained to know ot his serious illness. Robert is a boy lov- ed by all who know him. His pleasing and refined manners have won him a host of friends, who join in wishing him a speedy recovery.
 The annual dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick will take place at the Hotel Oneco on Thursday evening, March 16. During the dinner selections will be rendered by Second Regiment orchestra There will also vocal num- bers by eminent vocalists. The after dinner exercises will include a number of brief addresses by United States Senator Morgan G. Buckeley, Hon. Abiram Chamberlain, Hon. George P. Lilley, Hon. John F.. Studley, Hon Alexander Troup, Edward L. Hearn David F. Fitzgerald. and John J. Sp1ain. + @
 Mrs M. V. Bateman of George street has returned from a five weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Jarvis oi North Carolina.
 The Knights of St. Patrick will hold it's annual banquet on Thursday even ing. March 16 The committee in charge has arranged for several notable speak. CTS w. Burke Cochran of New York some time ago while on a visit to New Haven. agreed to come to New Haver if his engagements could be arranged to enable him to do so, but he has since declined owing to other engagements.
 Mrs Emma Batchelder of Guilfore was the guest of Mrs. John Lowe ol Howard avenue Monday.
 America lodge, No 52, K. of P, is making elaborate preparations for g literary and musical entertainment or Thursday evening. An oyster supper will be served. '. /
 Byron A. Hesley is i'll at his home S4S Howard avenue.
 Charles w. Scranton and George J Bassett are enjoying the beautiful weather at Palm Beach. They art stopping at the Hotel Royal Poinciana
 Mrs. Hotchlxiss has returned to hel home in Higganum after spending th' week with her daughter, Mrs. Ulyssei $. Clark in West Haven
 At "The Breakers" at Palm Beacl theer is quite a New Haven colony among them being MT. and Mrs. F Stanley Bradley, Mrs. Philip Browning Mrs. Clarence Thompson, Mir. and Mrs Harry D. Thompson.
 Robert Brown of Campbell avenue West Haven, is still confined to hi |,