The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN" ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 The members of the Mayhower branch of the Tribune Sunshine society, will hold a Christmas sale of cake, fancy articles and dolls at Mrs. H. N. Hughes, 214 Whalley avenue, on Satur- day afternoon at o'clock. The branch is very much in need of all sorts of toys for the little ones the members mean to make happy at the Yuletide. Any thing in the shape of pIaythings will be most gratefully received by the Sun sinners, who are planning to send Christmas cheer to scores of homes this year. Any one who cares to join hands with the members of the May flower branch in this good work may send toys to the president, Mrs. T. J. Adams of 25 Whalley avenue, or if a postal is sent to her she will send for them.
 Charles Baldwin of High street, East Haven, slipped on the steps at the rear of his home Tuesday morning, sliding the whole length of the steps. Dr. Hol- brook was called and after thorough examination found no serious injury, only a severe strain of the muscles. It will, however, contine him to his house for several days.
 Samuel R. Chidsey left last week on a business trip in the west. He will be absent until about Christmas.
 Miss May Deming has returned to Litchfield lfter a short visit with MISS Charlotte Parker
 Monday evening at o'clock at the res idence of MT and Mrs. Increase Par cell in Southport, when their daughter, Miss Floy Parcell, was united in mar riage to Ernest Benjamin Beers, pop ular young man of Norwalk. About fifty ~ guests were present from New York. South Norwalk, Weston, West port. Bridgeport and this city. The house was prettily decorated in honor of the occasion The color scheme was green and white. The brides sister was maid of honor, being gowned in pink organdie over yellow silk and carried a shower bouquet of pink car nations. Harry Parcell and Fred Ben ton were the ushers MT. MacCormick of NorWalk was best man.
 Twin boys have arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs, George M. Hayes at 173 Lawrence street. MT. Hayes is secre- tary of the Graham Undertaking com
 At their home in Prospect street last evening MT. and Mrs. Franklin B. DeX- ter gave reception for which they have issued several hundred invitations The receiving hours are from 8 to Il oclock
 very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Grannis of Hemingway ave- nue, East Haven, by the members of the Kings Daughters circle of the First Baptist church of New Haven, of which she is member. Although the night was very cold a large number were present All felt well repaid for the trip, the evening being one of great enjoyment
 The annual sale of useful and fancy articles will be held this afternoon from 2 to s o'clock in the United church chapel. A delicious turkey supper will he served at 6:30 o'clock for which twenty-five cents will be charged,
 Julius Maltby of Waterbury who came to town to attend the Bromley reception, was the guest while here of Bradley street.
 Little Ruth Hum of East Haven suf- fered slight injuries by a fall on the ice Monday evening. She sustained one or more lacerations but nothing serious.
 There will be meeting of the child study department of the New Haven Mothers club at the home of Mrs. Leo Herz 11S Edwards street, this after noon at o'clock. All members inter- ested are cordially invited to attend.
 The weekly meeting of the Radiun4 club was held at the home of Mrs r A. Haskell Monday and despite inc weather a large number was present Subject for the evening was Sources of American Wealth." and was fin charge of Miss Emeline Street
 The annual supper and business meet ing of the Y. P. s. c. E. will be helH in the chapel this evening. Supper will be served at 6:30
 Miss Richard of this city, who for several years was a teacher in the Union school, East Haven, was guest at the home of Mrs. William S. Chidsey Tuesday and was one of the party who enjoyed basketball at the skating rink in Fair Haven the other night.
 Last evening the annual Christmas sale and supper was held in Park chapel, Morris Cove. The annual sup per was also held in Union chanel Morris Cove, where a blindfold and shipping party was held.
 Mrs P. c. Fee of Rosette street left yesterday morning for weeks visit with relatives and friends at Albany and Saratoga Springs, N. Y.