The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Daisy Pierce has been re-engag- ed as soprano soloist at the Pilgrim church for the coming year. MT. c. C. Brown has also been re-engaged as or ganist and director.
 Miss Edith Gordon of Salem, Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Harris of Park street.
 Cards have been issued for the mar riage of Miss Edna Gladding, daugh' ter of MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Glad ding of 30 Stanley street, this city, to Robert southwick Baldwin of sche' nectady, N. r., Thursday afternoon March IS, at the Gladding residence.
 Rev. Father Francis McShane of St. Mary's church will deliver a series of Lenten lectures at St. Catherine's R. c. church, New York city.
 Yesterday marked the opening 1T Washington, D. C., of the Nationa Congress of Mothers. The Mothers club Of this city has sent four dele gates. Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton the president of the club, Mrs. W. F Barnum and Mrs. B. L. Mott. Mrs. Lt Grand Cannon, who was elected one ol the alternates, may also join the dele gates at the congress, which ends one week from yesterday. l@.a .sx @...
 The Kings Daughters union of New Haven will hold silver and rubber so' cial on Friday evening, March 1T, 1T City Mission hall, for the purpose oi raising money for a special fund to bt used in the charitable work of the or ganization. Mrs. Lloyd Salisbury chairman of the union, the others of ficers and the leaders of the variou: circles will serve as a reception com mittee. All kinds of discarded rubber articles are solicited, to be sold for tht benefit of the emergency fund.
 The U. T. D., a club of sixteen young ladies, are planning for very pleas ant dance to be given in Lenox hal Tuesday evening, March IA. Sokoloff'! orchestra will play for dancing, and 2 large party of guests is expected.
 Miss Wilson of New Haven will visi with Miss Benedict at Palm Beach Fla.
 Mrs. John H. Niemeyer began hel series of talks on art subjects at hel home on Lawrence street yesterday morning before a large group of so ciety people.
 Rev. MT. Tiernan of Hoboken, N. J. l who has been assisting Rev. MT. Hecz ko at his church, returned Tuesda, afternoon to his home.
 The whist to be given in St Louis hall next Thursday night, March 16 for the benefit of St. Louis church gives promise of success. The hall wil be decorated in red and green in honol of St. Patrick's day, which directly fol lows. Miss Louise Patry, who is 1T charge, will have the assistance of Mis-. Liberty, Miss Barfbault, Miss Vincent Miss Cartier, Miss Keenan.
 MT. and Mrs. McCaffrey, formerly o Howard avenue, but now of Pittsburg Penn, are visiting with relatives in ths city. ~
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Somers, whs have recently moved from Brooklyn N r., to Union avenue, West Haven were given a surprise party at thei new home by several of their friends
 Attorney w. H. Peck, who was { member of the Yale basketball tean with Sharpe and Cotton, the presen captain of the Branford team, refereed the game between the Yale second and the Branfords last night. The pre- liminary game between the Olympic and the Guilfords was also an interest ing part of the evenings programme.
 Some of the guests at the wedding Wednesday evening of Miss Maut Francis Riker of Clintonville and Phillil Clark Blakeslee of North Haven, whicl took place at the handsomely furnished new home of the young couple, 59 Kim berly avenue, were MT. and Mrs. Ell Mix, Mn and Mrs. William Pritchard MT. and Mrs. Howard McCabe, MT. ant Mrs Clayton Cooke, Mrs. H. M. Blakes lee, MT. and Mrs. Walter Claim 0 1foIt tti i1nYchi' MI" MI" e1iiu HsAl bol1pell V Torrington, MT. and Mrs. Fred Smitl of Seymour, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Tal madge and daughter of West Haven Mrs. Lorenzo Smith of Clintonville Miss Edith O'Neil of West Haven, MT and Mrs. o. S. Todd and family O North Haven, Mrs. Francis Smith O Northford, MT. George Griswold an( daughter of Westville, the Misses Ethe Goodyear, Florence Hyde, Ruby Blakes lee and Grace Dickerman of North Ha. ven.
 
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