The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMs OF INTER EST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in Thio City s~InterestlnE Social Events Here and Elsewhere

Mrs. W. F. Gray of Lamberton street
 will spend the holidays with Mrs. E. c. Hughes of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The fourth annual dance of the postal clerks will be given in Republican hal on the evening of January 15. On the l committee In charge are: Philip Brady, I Frank Reilly, Charles Williams, ]. No | Ian, J. O'Connell, J. Mclaughlin of New | Haven postoffice and MT. Nolan of the l West Haven DoStoffice.
 Miss Alice B. Cornell teacher of l gymnastics at the Y. w. C. A., has left for her home near Stamford, where she
 will spend the Christmas vacation. ] The committees, representing the l tical society of Milford, met last even l ing for the purpose of making ar l ranbements for calling a council of
 ministers for the formal dismissal of pastor of the First Congregational l church.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Thomas Wells of Westville has as their guests the Misses
 Mabel and Edith Walker of Rochester, N. Y.
 The Improvements noted in the con- dition of Dr. E. E. Heady of Milford some days ago continues, and the doc tor is now able to get about his room 1 with the aid of crutches.
 | Miss Charlotte Smith of Putnam street and Miss Lillian Saver of Cedar street are at home from Mount St.
 Joseph's academy in Hartford for her Christmas vacation.
 The Radiator has decided on Friday | evening, February Is, as the date of their eagerly anticipated dance and Music hall as the place. Another bit of good news Is the fact that 0denkirch- en's orchestra which played so beauti- fully last year, has been engaged to play for dancing.
 It was reported Wednesday that Mrs.
 John. DoIph of Madison, who was IFnnoIrnH at l made to steal the Dolph horse, has been very poorly at times, and her peo- pie fear she will not recover.
 Gladys. the flve-year-old daughter of Charles Avery of Branford Point, was
 brought to the New Haven hospital by l Dr. Gaylord, acomcpanied by Miss Avery, the childs aunt, last Wednes- day afternoon, suffering with appendi-
 tal-.the child was successfully operated
 upon. Last evening it was stated at the hospital that she was doing nicely. Mir and Mrs E. A. Parsons of Beers
 the guests of their son Rev. Louis A.
 Parsons of Philadelphia.
 A benefit concert and dance, to be given at Music hall, Branford, Friday
 of it's members, has aroused great in terest all over the town, and tickets are selling very rapidly Among those whose names appear on the programme are F. Sf. JefOlQ ana MISS JerOld, Miss Annie O'Brien Miss Helena Coyle Miss
 Mae Pero, the Mandolin club, a string quartette, J. A. Baisley in rnonologue,
 and William A. Ahearn. Dancing will follow the programme. One of the towns prominent benefactors, incident ally hearing of the benefit, contributed his share of bounty by filling the coal and vegetable bins at the home of the sick member
 Next Sunday morning in the West Haven Congregational church, the can tata, Holy Night" by Brewer, will be sung. by the quartette under the direc- choir % director, The soloists ui1s' are Miss it Matilda Richter, soprano; Mrs. E. A. Lettney, contralto; Henry Spencer ten or; George L. Peck, bass.
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