The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People KEOwn in This City -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Miss Kimball, who has been spend- ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Henry F. English, of Hillhouse avenue, returned to her home in Boston yester- day.
 The Phi Sigma society will hold a Washington tea at the home of Miss Marjory Munson on Humphrey street tomorrow afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. William Backus, of Brooklyn, N. T., are the guests of MT and Mrs. P. J. Allspaugh, of West Ha- ven.
 Reports from Mrs. George Hare Ford state that she is progressing satisfac- torily from the injuries sustained by her fall on the ice a few weeks ago. Mrs Ford has also been suffering from throat trouble and has been confined to the house for three weeks.
 Kenneth Fowler, of Sargent & Co.'S office force, is confined to his home with an attack of humps. His many friends hope to hear of ilis early recov- cry
 The Busy Bees of West Haven will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Haskell. The subject will be, "The Story of the Morning Star"
 An old-fashioned barn dance will be given by the Harmonic club in the hall on Tuesday evening for the club mem bers and ladies.
 Mrs. James Phelps Stokes was guest of honor yesterday afternoon at a tea given by Mrs. William T. Barnum. Mrs. Stokes arrived yesterday morning just in time for the affair. She will be the guest of Mrs. Barnum to-day. The tea was given for the members of the Mothers club, and receiving with the hostess and Mrs. Stokes was Mrs James R. Bolton, the president of the club
 Miss Bertha Warner, of West Haven, entertained informally at luncheon yes terday in honor of Miss Wiggins, of New York; Mrs. Charles c. Dram, Mrs Harry D. Thompson, Mrs. B. R. Dud- lev Mrs. Clarence F. Thompson, jr, Mrs L. c. Slayton and Mrs. Charles B. Lomas. During the afternoon the la dies played bridge.
 Miss Georgia White assistant pro- lessor of sociology at Smith college will address the Congregational club at it's next meeting, Miss White, who took her Ph. D. at one of the German uni- versailles, is one of the most popular teachers at Smith college. She will be the guest of Mrs. W. G. Lotze during her stay here
 The demand for tickets for the Peo- ple's Choral union concert next Tues day afternoon in Woolsey hall has been so great that the management sends out the following announcement: The vouchers, yellow tickets, for seats can be had from any of the committee or division officers. The purchaser pays twenty-five cents for each voucher. From Saturday afternoon at o'clock until the day of the concert they an be exchanged at Steinert's music hall for twenty-five, thirty-five or fifty cents seats, as desired"
 < On Saturday evening the Ladies of Devon, of Milford, will hold another of their popular whists This one will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs Jerry Els, and, like the others, is for the benefit of the treasury of the Devon Social club.
 The Radium club, of East Haven was entertained at the home of Mrs w. H. Turner Monday evening, there being very good attendance The subject for consideration was Graft, in charge of Miss Hattie Moore, after which a general discussion of the sub ject followed.
 On Wednesday evening an entertain, ment will be given at the summerfielt M. E. church by the auxiliary of that church. This entertainment will nc doubt be one of the most successful 1T the history of the church. The pro, gramme will consist of instrumental vocal and literary selections. At tht close of the programme refreshments will be served.
 At the meeting of Arctic Fire Engint company, Milford, Tuesday evening tn, proposed plan for having a shore din ner at the Island View hotel, Meadow End, was abandoned and it has beer decided to have something in the wa, of an entertainment at the engin house on the next regulal meetin, night.
 pr. Williston Walker will be tn speaker of the evening at the twenty fifth annual meeting of the Connection Valley Congregational club, which vii be held in Springfield, Mass, next Tues day evening. Dr. Walker, who is if tn Yale divinity schiol, will talk on "ou Congregational Situation"
 The ladies aid society of the Metho dist church will meet this afternoon a the residence of Mrs. Kowalewskis ol Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 The ladies are arranging for a sal of aprons and food, at the residence 0 Mrs. K. J. Crawford Thursday after noon, February 2S, from 2 until o'clock.
 The Literary club of Cheshire wi meet next week, February 27, with Mrs Alger in West Cheshire. The papers c the afternoon will be on "The Empero of Japan and His Advisors, by Mis- Wilcox; Japanese Art" by Miss Doc little; Japanese Development" b Mrs c. M Hotchkiss. The music wa in charge of Mrs Walter Tucker
 Jeremiah Smith of City Point wit his family has gone to California fo