The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

 Mrs. Charles G. Morris of Prospect street, who is to have the water color table at the bazaar for the Elm City Free Kindergarten, at the law club tomorrow, is to be assisted by Miss Ruth Adams. Mrs. Morris has lot of lovely dinner and luncheon cards, pie ture frames and candle shades, to say nothing of fascinating array of pa per dolls, and all fashioned and paint ed by society people interested in the good cau.e. In fact, the water color table promises to be one of the most attractive tables at the bazaar. At the luncheon which is to be feature of the fair, there will be large num- Der of luncheon parties made up of very young members of society, as many of the matrons are planning to take their children and their little friends there for the lunch, and the Punch and Judy show to follow.
 Mrs. Sarah Prindle of 39 Lake place left Wednesday for Gainesville, Fla, to spend the winter with he rson, W. s. Prindle. Mrs. Prindle resides with her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Lightbourn. At the December meeting of the New Haven Mothers club to be held in the womans parlor of the Y. M. c. A. building this afternoon, Dr. Oliver T. Osborn will be the speaker, taking as his subject ''Nostrums." Mrs. Arthur s. Bradley will be chairman of the program and Francis s. Hamilton will provide the musical numbers.
 Miss Susie Ruth French, who has been spending a week with her grand- parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Blakes- lee of West Cheshire, has returned to her home in Fair avenue, West Ha- ven.
 MT, and Mrs, John Evans and daughter, Marion Ruth, and Leon All ing, who have been visiting with rela- tives in West Haven, have returned to their homes in New Jersey
 Last evening a successful entertain ment was given by the Epworth league and officers of the ladies aid society of the Epworth Methodist church from 630 to 7:30 supper served, after which the entertainment was given.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin R. Bliss have gone to Rockport, H., to spend the winter with their son-in-law, the Rev. P. M. Snyder.
 Miss Miriam Kelly and her guest, Miss Esther Crawford, have returned ito Mount Holyoke college after a pleasant vacation spent with Mr. and Mrs Cassius w. Kelly of 2O9 Norton street.
 Herbert Barnett, a student at Hop lzins grammar school has received election to the Alpha chapter of the Alpha Gamma, the fraternity of the Hopkins grammar school. MT. Barrett is son of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Barnett of Church street, West Haven.
 About thirty members of the Phi Beta Kappa society were present at the informal reception given to the society by the Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr at their home We'd nesday evening. Assisting MT and Mrs, Stokes were several members of the Yale faculty. Previous to the re- ception a regular business meeting was held in the society's room in White hall.
 The charity whist given in the beau tiful home of MT. and Mrs. George Bishop at 25 Dwight street WedneE- day evening, was a complete success, upwards of 100 people enjoying the game and the generous hospitality of MT and Mrs Bishop. The whist play ing began at S:9O and ended at 10:S0, after which there was a general recep- tion and refreshments in abundance. Mrs. Harriet Brown, who spent the summer months with her son in west vile, is now at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. George Somers, Savin ave- nue. West Haven.
 Sylvan social club held g, progressive whist at it's lodge room in Music hall Tuesday evening. A very nice com pany was present and they did fairly we'll. The prizes were very suitable. Cake and cream were served at the close of tn eeVening. The room was trimmed very prettily and every one present seemed to enjoy the warm, well lighted room, and the genial crowd coming in and out of the bitter cold. The social will have the next s1lpper and whist at Mrs. Lucy Smiths, 11S St. John street, TueEday evening, December il. Supper served from 6 to 8, and the whist comes aft erward. So pleasant a company as- senbled in the lodge room Wednesday might 1t is expected another nice even- tng's pleasure will greet this coming social at Mrs. Smithls The ladies of the social will furnish the feast and a royal good time is anticipated by those attending.
 IA large audience greeted George Taegart Wednesday night at his per fornance in the town hall of Milford His solos on the violin of classical anC standard music were very interesting as his limitations of other instru' ments were. He gave number oi character sketches which were highly amusing.
 pr. and Mrs. Charles l. Winne ot Essex are spending a few days witt pr. Winne of Harrison street, West ville.
 A large delegation from the Milford lodge. o. p. S., attended the initiation work and supper given by the loca lodge of the o. E. s. at Masonic hal Wednesday evening. After the worl which was in charge of the local de gree team supper was served.
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