The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-25
PERSONAL
 NOTES

Joseph Collins has sold his house on Center street; West Haven, and with his family moved yesterday to Carmel street, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hayden and the Misses Hayden of Clinton place, West Haven, have taken apartments in Warner hall for the winter. 1 D. Molloy of Main street, West Ha- ven, has just returned from Lexington, Kys where he attended the Grand cir cult meet.
 T. B. Wickwire, M. E. Jacobs and E. E. Austin left Berlin, Wednesday, for two weeks trip to South Caro- lina MT. Wickwire intends to close out his saw mill business, located in that state, and MT. Austin and Mr Jacobs are planning a hunting expe- dition through the canebrakes after a few black bears. MT. Jacobs many friends here and in North Haven will wish the party success.
 Miss Norma Andrews of Edgewood Aavenue gave a farewell party Wednes- day evening in honor of Miss Mae An- drus of Hotchkiss street, graduate of the Yale Music school, who will soon leave with her parents for her new home in Denver, Col.
 A pretty birthday party was given Wednesday in honor of Miss Pauline Ives at her home, 047 Blohm street, West Haven. There were games, sing ing, and piano selections, after which a buffet lunch was served Miss Ives received many presents. Among those present were: Dorothy Hadlock, Mar garet Simmons, Katherine Anderson, May Bendle, Lottie Gress, Charlie Cros- son, Willie A1wind, Bernard Burgess, Rutherford Martin, Clarence Blake, Durell Shepard and Raymond Hay wood.
 Miss Daisy Brooks of Anderson ave- nue gave pretty luncheon this week in honor of Mrs. Gilbert Lacey of Windsor, Vt. The color scheme was pink and white, cosmos of those colors being used in profusion Music and games were enjoyed and prizes were won by Miss Flora Trust and Miss Bes- sic Rhinewall. The Misses Warner and Moore also were lucky,
 This evening Miss Margaret Hogan of New Haven will sing at the services to be held in St. Mary's church, Milford, which have been of nightly occurrence and will be continued for the balance of the week. Each evening special music has been rendered by the choil and is made special feature of the service.
 Mrs, c. c. woolley and son of West Haven are visiting Mrs Woolley's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Elbert Couch of ! Hartford
 Miss Malissa Pierson of Congress ave. nue Is entertaining Mir Pease of Kan
 Mrs 5. A. Lettney of Union avenue | West. Haven, is the guest of friends in
 Tho Kalmathean club will meet thii afternoon with Mrs. D. | Welsh, 6s Main street Here dwelt the race oi owen of old The great, the strong l,the proud, the bold" Chairman Mrs cient Irish Their Language and tht Division of the Tribes,n Miss M vir. ginia Hull; Social and Domestic Gus toms and the Breton Laws" Mrs 1 Charles Cough.
 Mrs. Francis B. Bush of Brooklyn is | the guest of Mrs. c. K. Bush of Elm street. West Haven
 Miss Lara B. Rosenthal of Greenwich avenue is entertaining Miss May Pierce of Washington, D. c,
 | Mrs. w. s. Wlnans and daughter Miss Mabel Winans of Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs, William Everitt of Thirt avenue West Haven.#
 Miss Clara Feeney of Waterbury ant Miss Mary McNIerney have returned home after a few days visit with Mrs ] J. w. Black of 10S Ward street