The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLR

-~Ineeresting Social Events Here anu Elsewhere.
 Senator M. E. Chatfield returned Sun day night from a months trip among the Windward Islands. He enjoyed the trip immensely, and his health is much improved by the experience. He says the weather was very hot at Jamaica, and in that vicinity. The passage was not marred by storms or rough wealth CT, and the senator was not seasick, al- though someof those on board were less fortunate in that respect Among the other passengers were Victor M. Tyler and wife and W. T. Barnum.
 Letters received by friends announce the safe arrival at Bermuda of Rev. MT. Lent, pasotr of the First Baptist church, and MT. F. c. Klein, a well known member of hte First Baptist church. They had a delightful voyage MT. Klein's health is already improved A very pleasant birthday party was given by George c. Warner to several of his young friends at his home on York street. Several amusing parlor games were played, and supper served at 10 o'clock. The guests were the Misses Madie Mckay, Olive Young, Dorondo Jackson, Jennie Crosby, Em- ma Brown, Ruby French, Beulah Beecher Bessie Warner, Vera Dicker- man, Vernon Brown, Frank Desmond, Murray Howard, Herbert Krause.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Race of 73 Will liam srteet, are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of fine boy. Mother and child are doing well.
 Miss Doris Howshield gave pleasant pary to a number of her little friends on Friday in honor of her sixth birth- day The color scheme of the decora- tions was pink, and the favors were tiny dolls, dressed in pink. Those pres- ent were little Misses Mildred Cook, Leota Kirby, Alta Laverty, Earline Dudley, Mildred Bowers and Ethel Con- verse.
 Mrs G. R. Reed of Waterbury, Conn.,, and Mrs. M. s. F1lipachi of New York were the guests of MT. and Mrs M. P. Lane of S7 Clinton avenue over Sum- day.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Deutsche Gessellschaft is arranging a benefit whist and pinochle to be given in Harmonic hall on Wednesday after noon, March 21.
 Miss Ellie Hills, who has been the gest of heur aunt in Hartford for the past three weeks has returned home.
 Mrs. Minor, who has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. Gates, of Rich- ard street, West Haven, for the past few weeks, has returned to her home in East Haddam, accompanied by Mrs. Gates and children.
 The next quarterly meeting of the ex- ecutive committee of the New Haven Christian Endeavor union will be held in the parlors of the Humphrey Street Congregati tional church on Thursday evening. There will be a social and conference from to SIS o'clock, when tea will be served by the young ladies of the entertaining society. The busi- ness session will follow.
 Mrs. Edwin Cosgrove of New Britain is spending week with Mrs. T. l. Cosgrove at her home on Washington avenue.
 Mrs. Katzung of Burlington, past ma tron of Excelsior chapter, Order oi Eastern Star, has been presented with very handsome set of Irish table lin en by the members of the chapter as a wedding present. Mrs. Katzung was formerly Mrs. Bena Ender and has many women friends who wish her ev- cry happiness.
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey and daughter Miss Virginia Kelsey of West Haven who have been spending the past month in washington, D. C., have gone to Atlantic City for 8 few weeks.
 Mrs. c. A. Merwin and Mrs. Austin Sturgess acted as chaperones at g marty given at the "Lilu" in Woodmont last week. and those present were tho Misses Edna and Olive Crittenden Hazel Kahler Virginia Wiley, Flor ence Sturges, Margaret Merwin, Grace Stuart and Loretta Bourke and tht Messrs. Laurence Hogan, James Mutch. Emil Stone, Charles Dunlap Harry Stewart, Harold Norton an( William Sturges.
 The reunion of the commercial clas! of 1905 of the High school will be hel( at ..ha home of Miss Emma Koebel O saltonstall avenue on Wednesday even ing, March IA.
 Frank P. Hyde and family hav' moved from Washington avenue tt their house on Union avenue, whicf they have recently built.
 Miss Myra Andrews, daughter O Mrs. K. J. Hyde of 167 shelton avenue is very sick with the grip.
 Miss Amy Donnelly of Mansfield street gave whist at her home yes terday evening for the benefit of tn rectory fund of St. Marys church.
 Mrs. Francis T. Brown of Trumbul street will give short talk at the an nual thank offering tea of the Wom ans Foreign Missionary society o Trinity church on Wednesday after noon. The meeting open at o'clock.
 Miss Mollie Golden, daughter of MI and Mrs. Nathan Golden and MI James H. Obrasky of this city wer united in marriage in the Rose Stree synagogue Rev. MT. Rosen officiated It was very pretty affair. Ther were four bridesmaids. After the cere mony a reception was held in Leno' hall. which was attended by over 40 people Later they left for wedding Journey, and upon their return will b at home at 130 Ashmun street.
 Professor Harry B, Jepson's last or gan recital in Woolsey hall yesterda,
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