The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Stiles of North Haven sailed on Saturday on the ship Bermudian for the Bermudas.
 Several New Haven guests were pres ent at a musicale given by the Misses Anna and Mary Callahan of Walling- ford Sunday evening. Meriden and New Britain were also represented in the guest list. Xylophone. piano and vocal selections were enjoyed and Mir, Morris, late of the Russell Brothers. en- tertained with monologues and songs. Luncheon was served and the hostesses very cordially thanked for their hospi- tality.
 Former Manager Van Buren of the New Haven theater is in town for few days visiting friends.
 The Boardman class of 1904 will hold an informal dance at warner hall Fri day evening, March 15, The class cor dially invites the presence of all it's friends. both in and out of high school and assures them 8 cheerful and social evfning. Odenkirchen's orchestra will render program of popular and care fully selected music. Any proceeds will be devoted to high school purposes Tickets are prcourable either through members of the class or at Hillman's ice cream parlors. The committee in charge are Mary L. Pardee, Marguerite Dunlap, Harry c. Baldwin, Lee c. Wilson. and c. Arthur Beck.
 Miss Dorothy Dyer of Charleston, s. C.. who has bees the guest of Mrs. w. w. Farnam for several weeks has gone to Annapolis, Md, for a months visit before returning to her home in the south. Miss Dyer also attended the recent dance at the naval academy, at which Miss Mabel Joy Robertson was a guest.
 Mrs. Thomas Gray Bennett was a hostess at a bridge whist party at her home in Prospect street last evening.
 Horace Chidsey of East Haven, who Thursday underwent an operation, is doing as well as can be expected. The operation was performed by Dr. Lud- dington, assisted by Drs. Mann, Smith and Rand.
 Among those entertaining yesterday were the Misses Margaret and Anna Fitch, who gave a bridge party at their home in Church street yesterday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. w. R. Crane of Union avenue, West Haven, has been called to Hart ford by the serious illness of her moth- .er, Mrs. Jones'
 The regular monthly meeting of Elm City branch, Tribune Sunshine society, will be held in City Mission hall this afternoon. As this will be the first meeting since Christmas plans for rals- iisg money and for the general work of the year will be very thoroughly dis. cussed.
 Several sleighfng parties were the or der for Saturday evening in West Ha- ven, and were greatly enjoyed. One composed of about twenty went to the home of Guy Sherman in Montowese, and were there served with light re- treatments, before making the return trip home. There was another of twenS- ty people from Milford.
 Ralph Bradley of New York is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. De- Witt Bradley of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Wellesley graduates will be interest," ed to learn that Miss Caroline Hazard, president of the college, is at present touring Egypt.
 MT. and Mrs. B. B. Savage of 56 Park street sail to-day from New York for Interlarken, Fla.
 Word has been received from Mrs Swift of Springfield, Mass, formerly Miss Josephine McKean of Branford, daughter of Rev. Joseph McKean, at one time rector of the Baptist church that she has successfully undergone a second operation for stomach trouble. Mrs Swift is now visiting her parents in Haverhill. Mass.
 Everett B. Clark of Derby turnpike who for some time has been the guest of his daughter in Omaha, Neb., is now spending few weeks at Hotel Ferns, Tarpon Springs, Fla.
 Mrs. Jacob H. Augur of 220 Grand avenue entertained a party at whist the past week. Among the guests were Mrs H. B. Armstrong, Mrs. F. H. Ben nett, Miss Maud Armstrong, Mrs. R. Armstrong, Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Charles F. Messinger, Mrs. Ghidsey, Mrs. George A. Maycock, Mrs. Fred B. Farnsworth, Miss Grace Hofacker and Mrs. A. C. Bushnell.
 At the law club yesterday afternoon the little people of society who consti- ute Miss Chadburn's lawn club classes and enjoyed a cotillon.
 Miss E. Isabel Hart of Park street leaves on Thursday for visit with Miss Emma Pitkin of Pennington ave- nue, Hartford While there she will at tend the cotillon given by the Bache- lors' club.
 The Jolly Nine and number of their friends enjoyed very pleasant sleigh side to Wallingford few nights ago. Tn the party were the Misses Nellie Shaw Anna Martin, Freda Gensbauer, Bessie Deane, Miriam Keegan, Ethel Nowey, Sadie Moulthrop Mary and Elizabeth Donahue and Marguerite Martin, Andrew Shaw, Campbell Mur- ray, A. Gensbauer, John Northrop, Burt Reynolds, Dick Garvey, James Wal lace, John Kelly, Harry Clark, Herbert Murray, Terrence Harvey, Joseph Matt and Matthew Heary.
 MT. and Mrs Stephen Moore of Lake Place leaves on Friday for a trip to Florida.
 Mrs. E. J. Weldon and sister, Miss Henrietta Peterson of 75 Cottage street leave tomorrow for a visit of several ryaalrs with their amt Mrs n ~ patu