The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CoYOER Ne ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

 MT, and Mrs. Thomas c. Bennett's re- ception at their home in Prospect street last evening was one of the notable so- cial events of the week.
 Members of the zunder family of this city and other New Haven relatives and friends will attend the twenty fifth an- niyersary of the marriage of Mir. and Mrs Isadore Chase of Waterbury to be celebrated at the Hotel Astor in New York on the evening of February p. Mrs. Chase is a daughter of the late Maier Bunder of this city.
 The Young Peoples Guild of Christ 1 church will meet this evening in the parish house. A letter to the guild from George Robertson, who recently went to Porto Rico to live, has been received and will be read at this meeting. The letter is quite lengthy and very inter- esting. 1t describes life and conditions in Porto Rico.
 About fourteen of the young people of East Haven enjoyed sleigh ride to Lake Whitney Saturday evening. They were chaperoned by Miss Styring and Harold Holbrook, and report very enjoyable evening.
 Mrs. Pierrepont B. Foster gave the last of her series of bridge whists at her home in Bishop street yesterday afternoon.
 Marion Day, daughter of MT. and Mrs William H. Day, is reported as being seriously i'll at the home of her parents in Barnett street, Westville. The cause of the child's illness is pneu- nonia.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Langdon returned Sunday evening from Plymouth where they went to attend the marriage of their son, George Langdon, to Miss Pat tie Blakeslee, which took place at the home of the bride Saturday evening. Miss Ruth Langdon, who went to Ply mouth Friday returned home with her parents
 Mrs. James s, Hemingway of Temple street gave a large bridge party at her home yesterday afternoon
 Mrs. w. T. Barnum will entertain the members of the mothers club with a very pretty tea at her home on Sher- 1nlan avenue tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Rarnum Is an ideal hostess and the club members are anticipating very pleasant affair.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hart of Milford avenue, Branford are receiving con gratulations on the arrival of a little daughter at their home Sunday.
 Miss Irene Granville has been chosen as soloist for the class ode to be sung at the high school graduating exercises in June. Miss Granville, who was chos- en from quite number of singers, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Granville and is pupil of Louis Sa jous.
 The Epworth league of Trinity M. E. church will give all entertainment on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. ''The Raven 9. new and original magazine, abounding in original poems, personals, jokes and other news will be read. Refreshments will be served and much enjoyment is anticipated by the league. members who hope for large attendance.
 Miss c. M, Bush returned Sunday to New Rochelle after weeks visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. K. Bush of Elm street, west Haven.
 Last evening the Coreopsis girls gave one of their delightful entertainments in Harmonic hall the proceeds from which will be used for the work of the society After a very interesting pro- gram of music and recitations there was dancing. The members of the com mittee in charge are Mrs. Arthur V. Phillips, chairman Miss Gertrude iy,oh 0r1X
 E. slby, the Syrian missionary, will leave town this evening. As a result of his earnest labor here he has establish ed a night school for Syrians at the Y. M. c. IA. building.
 Charles G. Chamberlain of West Ha- wen. who spent last week with his par orts MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Chamberlain If Main street, returned yesterday to Trinity college, where he will resume his studies.
 N sleighing party was held Thursday evening. leaving P Ann street. The n,errv party enjoyed a ride all over the ci+v and into the suburbs from the home of Miss Florence Baron. Pupils of the Boardman high school made up the marty. Refreshments were served oanoes Dlayed ana lllete Ncle dloo Olo- cutionary and musical selections. Those rybo participated in the program were; 1Taster Vincent Sullivan, piano recital Miss Ruth Calm, coon songs and recita' lions. piano solos by Miss Florence Bar on and Miss Laura Fletcher.
 MT and Mrs. Harry B. Johnson, whc formerly resided in West Haven, sailed eaturday in the steamer Coamo fol porto Rico. They expect to be away three weeks, and will visit other ports during their absence
 At the monthly meeting of the Sa1 salvadore council, No. 1, K. of C., t' he held Thursday night, the matter o taking part in proposed state parad' and field day will be considered. Thurs dav evening. February 2S, the entertain ,nent committee will provide a mocl trial and a very jolly, witty session i anticipated.
 Miss Julia Buckley of Branford is nov well on the road to recovery. Miss Mil dred Cosgrove of this city is substitut inc in her school
 The Knights of Columbus ball il Branford last evening was attended b. Ia number of New Haven knights an their wives. Among these wll be Cap nain and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, MT. an Mrs. Thomas w. Lane, Mir. and Mrs