The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known iA This Ci'y -~InterestinG Social EvsRts Here an Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 On Monday night John T. Manson the Sunday school superintendent. en- tertained all the officers and teachers of the Sunday school board of Grace M. D. church at a most sumptuous teast prepared by the ladies' aid society, aft CT which the annual meeting of the Sunday school board was held resulting in an unanimous and enthusiastic election of all the old officers and on Thursday night the Epworth league gave a Washington's birthday recep- tion to all the probationers and young people of the church. Both were great ly enjoyed and in each case rising vote of thanks was rendered the gen erous host.
 This evening at the Lawn club the third of the series of dances arranged by Mrs. Joseph B. Sargent, Mrs. Ed ward G. Buckland, Mrs. Henry 5. Graves. Mrs. George H. Nettleton will take place.
 It was stated yesterday that the con dition of little Meta Stahl was much better. The child is the five-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Stahl of 6S7 State street, and she has been very i'll with double pneumonia The fact that the child has already had pneumonia twice before has made this nresent siege much more severe than It possibly might otherwise have been'
 Ellsworth I. Foote and Robert Foot e,sO J. W1t4TDIlrV and New York will sail to-day Tor the West Indies - Mrs Clara R. Holt of 1894 Spring street entertained at her home Tuesday evening members of the United Order @of Pilgrim Fathers, and the ladies aux J iliarv of inc Brotherhood of Railroad frainmen. About ninety guests enjoy Led A very interesting vocal and musical ' programme.
 Miss Rose Coghlan of Norwich is the guest of Miss Margaret Hogan of Ham ilton street. Miss Hogan has gwen up her studio in the Insurance building and will sub,et BatellPs studio, as she did formerly
 One of the most enjoyable of the Washington birthday events was the dance given by the New Haven Grays in Harmonic hall Thursday evening The hall was handsomely decorated with American flags and the banners of the company. and the pretty scene was made more effective by the 5 lovely gowns of the women and the plctur- esoue uniforms of the men.
 Tple ladies of the St. Louis R. 0 church will give whist h thenil church hall Monday evening. About twenty-flve tables will be occupied and pretty prizes will be awarded
 H. Grant Thompson leaves on Sat urday. March 3, to joint Mrs. Thompson and Miss Margaret Thompson in Ja' maica.
 A very pleasant surprise party wa' rendered to Master Raymond Provos at 32 Atwater street Thursday evening There were piano selections by Leon ard and Raymond Provost.
 Miss Marion Mossman, Vassar 'O1, Il spending few days at Vassar with he cousin, Miss Elsie Hill. Miss Hill, wh' will graduate in June Is the daughter of Congressman Hill of Norwalk.
 e@AA' Miss Mary F. Dunn of Park street vii be married at the St. Lawrence churcl in West Haven by the Rev. Father Cur fin. The ceremony will be held in tn morning and will be followed by wed ding breakfast and reception at tn home of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Burn will then go on a wedding tour to in clude Washington and other southerl cities. after which they will reside fl Park street.
 pleasant afternoon was spen Thursday at the home of Miss Ros Fromkin, 124 Washington avenue. Al the members of the Sunshine circl were present. Those on the committe were the Misses Rose Fromkin, Lizzi Cutler, Ida Goodrich and Sophia Nev eleff Games, music and piano solo helped to pass the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. L. F. Harrison of Sum mer island are both Ill. Their son Hr win from Northford was with ther Washingtons birthday.
 The Women's Exchange held pleas ant tea from Il to on Monday to ir troduce their native tea. Miss Dates ( Hartford, accompanied by a lady fror India, Miss Chadiaam, in native cos tune, with other ladies in costume served the beverage There was a fir attendance and much interest manifes ed.
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