The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW RAVRN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 -Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 William H. Hayes and wife are con- templating making a European trip in about ten days to visit friends to be absent about two months. Their friends wish them success on their tour
 Il. C. Warren of Whitney avenue and Dr. F. C. Parsons will leave tomorrow February 23, for Havana, Central Amer lea and the northeast coast of South America. They expect to be away about six weeks
 Mrs. Horatio Parker of Temple street lief tyesterday to spend several days With, friends in New York city.
 valentine, supper was served by the young ladies' mission circle in the chapel last evening at 6:SO o'clock There was large attendance and the affalr was a very successful one. The proceeds will be used for missionary work.
 Captain Thomas Thomas of 96 How ard avenue will sail from New York for Liverpool tomorrow by the Cunard line steamship Carmania. He expects osbe absent for about couple of months.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron L. Gum of Mill ford will celebrate the twenty fifth an- niversary of their marriage to-day. No formal invitations have been issued for the event, but Mr.. and Mrs. Gum will be pleased to entertain as many of their friends as care to call, and have set apart the hours of from 2 to in the afternoon and from { to 10 o'clock in the evening as the time which they will give up to the entertainment of these friends.
 Mrs. Elmer Smith of City Point en- tertained party of ladies at whist yesterday afternoon being given in hon or of an out of town guest.
 party of high school classmates of Branford enjoyed sleigh ride to North Branford Tuesday evening to the home of Miss Harrison daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jesse Harrison. They were de- lightfully entertained there.
 The anniversary social held Wednes day evening by the Y.P S. c. E. of the music by an orchestra composed of Judson Smith, Howard Rutland and Howard Munson was feature and the auction of the luncheOns and afterWard the eating of these luncheons together with numerous games all had their part in the evenings pleasure
 The political equality club will hold a Susan E. Anthony memorial meeting at the home of Mrs Kenyon ot 1l5 Putnam street this evening. Several speakers, including Judge Sheldon, Rev. MT. Fischer and members of the club will talk on the life of the great wom- an SuHfaRlSL. The meeting WILL dlSU contain a short musical program.
 Miss Edith Mainster of New York has returned to her home after a pleasant weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. H. Muhlfelder of Orange street.
 Arthur Fl Peck of Boston, Mass, gave a very interesting illustrated lec- ture on the Library hall, Branford. The subject of the lecture was "The storm Heroes of Our Coast"
 The regular monthly meeting. of the mnman'S auXjliarV to the Y MI. q. A will be held at the Y. M c. A. building on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock A sale of home made cake and candy will follow the meeting.
 The Kalmathean club of West Haven will meet this afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. D. T. Welch. There is nothing either good or bad but thinking Bertha aaHs i E. sG Graham. ham subject of Miss Graham's paper, Hamlet What Reason for Regarding This as Shakespearre's Masterpiece?' Mrs. Agnew will read, paper on Compare Romeo and Juliet with Hamlet (first and second trage-
 Among the straw rides enjoyed We'd nesday evening was one given by the Young Mems Bible class. of the First from the Y. M. C. A. building at s o'clock in an old time ''pung' the party reached Branford at about 10 o'clock, and after ride about the town came came of Forbes avenue for luncheon. Ev- erybody had jolly good time. Those who took the ride were the Misses Jes- sic White, Ella Angus. Lillian Hall, Olive Chandler Grace Stuart, H. Bris- tol C.. Houghton. Lillian Fray and Miss Fanny, Messrs. Charles Hammond, Ray Goodwin, Arthur White, Harry Beach, Mir Allen, Bob Shackleton, Ed ward Dietrichson, Harry Stewart, Har- ry T.. Beemer Mr Mowney, Arthur Kel- sey and H. Irving Phillips. MT. and Mrs. William c. Lotze chaperoned the young people