The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ElseWheres
Miss Dorothy Osborn returned to
school at Rosemary hall, Greenwich,
yesterday.
Attorney P. w. Chase on Wednesday
afternoon received q letter from former
Commissioner Hart D. Munson, who is
now in San Francisco, eating govern
ment rations and preparing to renew
the battle for fortune and opportunity
and Transforming years of activity in
Ito years of luxury Mr.. Munson says
he escaped from the fire with scant
clothing and cash capital of 1927. Ev-
erything else is lost, by which he prob
ably means all his belongings in San
francisco.
Miss Linda Machol and Miss Myrtle
Strauss are expected home from Mann
phis, Tenn, next week Wednesday. On
Monday they attended the wedding of
Miss Ray Frank to Julian Lee at the
Hotel Gayoso in that city. Miss Frank
it will be remembered formerly re-
sided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hart of Prospect
street left Wednesday for Atlantic City
to join Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Mans
field at the Marlborough there. They
will remain there month";
Colonel Edward Anderson of Quincy,
Mass, is paying his son, DR.. William
Anderson, director of the Yale gym
nasfrrn, short visit. Colonel Ander-
son will probably spend about two
weeks in New Haven.
Spruce temple, No. Is, Rathbone Sis
tiers. win hold a whist on Friday aft
ernoon, May 4, at K. of p, hall, 400
State street.
Al meeting of the school circle of
the New Haven High school was held
Wednesday evening at the home Of MIR.
Robert D. French of Bishop street. A
most interesting meeting was followed
by social hour
Attorney Jacob p Goodhart under
went a slight operation at his home in
Park street Wednesday. His condition
was reported as somewhat improved
yesterday. Mr.. Goodhart has not been
In good health for some time, and an
operation was at last decided upon. 1t
was performed by New York special
ist, and it was stated at his office this
morning that Mr.. Goodhart would
probably be ableto be out in a week.
DR.. H. Merriman Steele of Church
street has returned to town after a
short vacation In New York.
The employees Of Howe and Stetson's
department store will give a dance in
the large hall Of the fourth floor Of the
building occupied by the firm next
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the
fund for the San Francisco sufferers.
The affair will not be limited to the
employees of the company, but will be
for the general public. There has been
much interest and work put into the
affair and those who are running it
hope to add a representative sum to
the local fund
Miss Margaret Thompson went to
Greenwich early in the week to resume
her studies at Rosemary hall.
Members of the New Haven Moth
ers' club are urged to be present at
the regular monthly meeting to be
held this afternoon in the Y. M. G. A.
parlors. The meeting will begin
promptly at o'clock, the annual cleo
ton Of officers following the regular
session. The speaker Of the afternoon
will be Mr.. Junius c. Knowlton.
Looking Backward" was given in
the Milford town hall last evening by
a company of the young ladies Of 81.
Marys parish. Those who attended
had the pleasure Of hearing Reilly Phil
lips, the noted singer from New Ha-
ven in q number of solos, There was
dancing after the entertainment was
over.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird S. Coler of Brook
lyn, who have been stopping at the
New Haven house, left for home
Wednesday evening.
Reverend Louis A. Parsons of ST..
James Episcopal church. Philadelphia,
is spending week with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. z. A. Parsons of Beers
street.
Mrs. L "A. Stormont will entertain
this afternoon at the Matinee Whist
club at her home in Center street, West
Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strouse and family Of
George street, will close their house in
tllS OAty oARu 81 W blSlA SutillilSI IlOIIlS
at Savin Rock this week to remain I'M
It'll autumn.
Mrs. Charles S. DeFNorest, who is now
in New York city, is expected home
on Saturday.
Miss Ruth Mason of Rochester, N. Y,
has been the guest for a few days OF
Miss Kathryn Manross of Willow
street
The Woman guild of st. James par
ish, Westville, will hold a food and
homemade candy sale In the parish
rooms Of the church tomorrow after
noon.
The third of the Paint and Clay club
teas will be given at the galleries In
the Y. M. C. A. building this afternoon
from until $50 o'clock. Miss Margar-
ct whitney will have charge and will
he assisted by Miss Emily Whitney
Miss Edith Woolsey, and Miss Amy
Dana.
The young folks of Orange will pre-
sent the District School of Burberry
Corners" next Wednesday evening in
the Orange town hall, for the benefit OF
the Congregational church. Those who
are to take part in the play are hard
at work training and the presentation
should be a cpeditable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin R. Bliss have
just returned to New Haven after ar
absence of more than seven months
spent with children and friends in the