The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This Caty -Interesting Social Eurnts Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere
 Dr. and Mrs. Horatio Parker went to Ansonia last evening and attended the reception given in their honor by the Derby Choral club, of which Dr. Par ker was the director
 The marriage of Miss Helen Eliza beth Liddell and Mir. Lewis H. Belden will be celebrated at the brides home on Kirkham avenue in East Haven to- night. Miss Liddell is the daughter of MT. Robert Liddell, who is engaged in business on Crown street.
 Jacob Jacobs, the well known bicycle racer, and now a bowling expert, is the proud father of ten pound baby girl, which arrived at his home in Linden street yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George St. John shef field returned to town yesterday from their country place near New London. Mrs. John Todd, of Spring street, West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Miss Susan Cheney of New Haven.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. John H. Phillips, of Ridge street, was filled with joy Sunday over the arrival of a baby boy.
 Mrs J. Mason Hoppin, of Hillhouse avenue, returned yesterday from a short visit in Salem, Mass.
 Mrs. A. F. Campbell, of Washington avenue, West Haven, who has been critically i'll, Is slowly improving. pr. M. J. Adams is the attending physl- clan.
 Miss Ida Nettleton of State street, who is to spend the winter with her aunt in Ivoryton, was given farewell | party Monday evening by q number of her friends. Among the guests were the Misses Verda Webster, Susie Rit- ters, Mabel Martin, Miss Bautein, the Misses McPherson, Jennie, Annie and Kathryne Rains and Clara Miller.
 Mrs. E. A. Lettney entertained last evening at her home in Union avenue, West Haven, the Sewing Bee.
 Miss Mary O'Dea, of AtWater street has gone to Brooklyn 10 attend the celebration of the twentieth anniversa- ry of the marriage of her friend, Mrs Batho of Bedford avenue, that city.
 Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mrs. John Coburn, of West Haven, spent Monday in Springfield, Mass.
 At the home of Miss Bertha Sturges, in Quinnipiac avenue, last evening, the members of Sigma Chi society gave a Halloween barn dance. It. It was a typical Allhallow eve party, and the young people enjoyed all sorts of tricks and games.
 Mrs. George Warner, of West Haven, has returned home from a two weeks visit with relatives in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Charles B. Lomas, of Washing ton avenue, gave whist yesterday af- ternoon for the benefit of the new pub lie library. The whist will consist of ten tables.
 Miss Nellie T. Wooding and MT. and Mrs. H. D. Gorham recently returned from a very enjoyable trip to Wash ington, D. c.
 Mrs. Lewis R. Thomas, of First ave- nue, West Haven, entertained Monday MT. and Mrs. William H. Russell and daughters, the Misses Olive and Es- ther Russell, of Pine street. Fair Ha- ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Schoenmehl, of 1096 South Main street, Waterbury, announce the engagement of their daughter, Agnes Caroline, to Mir. Mar tin Lorenz Martus, of this city. MT. Martus is employed as a draftsman at the Scoville Manufacturing company of Waterbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. Brett, of New Haven, will occupy Mir. and Mrs. BaldWin's fiat in Washington avenue, West Haven, this winter during the absence of MT. and Mrs Baldwin at their winter home in Florida.
 Miss Emma Hodkinson a dramatic soprano, is to be one of the soloists at the coming concert in the Davenport Congregational church, at which MT. Harry Rowe Shelley's new cantata is to be sung. Miss Hodkinson formerly resided in this city, but now lives in New York. She is pupil of MT George Sulli of this city.
 The first meeting of the Monday Af- ternoon Whist club was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Cough, West Haven. The prize was won by Miss Merwln, a beautiful silver filagree pin. The new menIpers whC were invited to join this year and who played Monday were; Mrs. L. P Ilangdon, Mrs. James Lee Mrs. B. A Lettney, Mrs. George Johnson, and tht substitutes, Miss Galbraith of Fail Haven and Mrs. ID. Stark Thomas The other players were: Mrs. George warner, Mrs. c. A. Jones, Mrs Charles Graham, Mrs. Josie Whitney, Mrs somers, Mrs. A. c. Heitmann, Mrs Elmer Somers, Mrs. James Reynolds Mrs. Frank Kimberly, Mrs F. R. Lew is. Mrs. D. A. Kinner and Mrs. Louis Russell.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Flelschman cele brated the twenty-eighth anniversar, of their marriage at their home, 2 Bradley street, Monday Many guest were present from out of town.
 Miss Anna Munz, of Vernon street celebrated her birthday Monday even ing with a party of friends A varie programme of music and games, fol lowed by supper, was enjoyed. Anon inc guests were the Misses Anna M Scholz. Elinor Sands, Bessie Colder Mary Golden, Kathrine Munz and Mis Isaselle.
 Mrs. Frank L. Thomas is entertain ing her friend, Mrs. Walter Clark c Danbury, at her home in First aVenu' West Haven.
 Master Harry Gordon of Halloc avenue, was given birthday party b his aunt, Mrs. Walter Bassett, Mor day. Games, music and dainty SUI per were enjoyed by the little guest Among those present were: The Miss es Emma and Henrietta Moorehea'
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