The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

MI anu MrS. fTdnK Dean Ir0W WDrlQge of Church street have gone to the Ber- mudas for several weeks.
 Ernest Thompson Seton, the author of transcontinental fame, was a guest at the New Haven house last night The author was on his way to New York, having been in Branford, where he delivered a lecture.
 Mrs. Woodruff, wife of Governor Rol- lin $. Woodruff, will open her country home in Guilford some time next month for a luncheon and whist for the Elm City branch of the Tribune Sunshine society, of which she is a member.
 The ladies' aid society of the Metho- dist church, West Haven, will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Kiselback at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roger Vosburgh, on Campbell avenue. The ladies are working for an apron sale, which they will hold in the near future.
 The Jack Rose assembly will hold a concert and dance in Polar Star hall, next Monday evening.
 The regular meeting of Eldorado council, No 10, K. of C., of Bridgeport, was held at Music hall Tuesday night and was quite well attended. The hall committee made 8 very encouraging re- port and also stated that they wished to emphasize the note on the invitations requesting all who desired supper to notify John B. Dunn before Sunday, as 1t is necessary to know somewhere near the number to be served.
 The third of the social dances will be given in Pythian hall this evening and the young people are planning to att tend. The committee consists of Oswin Robinson, J. R. Hutchinson, Albert He gelheimer, and Misses Harriet and Gertrude Linsley and Fern Bradley.
 Miss Anita Warren of Whitney ave- nue has Issued cards for bridge party at her home on Saturday afternon.
 The members of the ladies mission ary society of the Congregational church of Westville will convene in a business session at the home of Mrs Andrew Graf of Alden avenue to-mor- a U7OW dIIHTIlDOn Ol LulS Wtbhs
 Warden and Mrs. James Merwin will lead the grand march at the third an- nual ball of the Savin Rock Hose conn pany to be held in the West Haven twon hall on the evening of February 20 Following Warden and Mrs. Mer- win will come Chief and Mrs. Charles A. Cameron and Assistant Chief and Mrs. Walter N. Scranton. The gueses will include Representatives Brown and Woodruff, Senator Clarence E. Thomp- son, Selectman Walter Main, Elford C., Russell Joseph w. Grannis, Prosecut- ing Attorney Charles K. Bush and Judge Judge Samuel J. Bryant.
 The regular convocation of Golden Rod chapter, No. 94, o. E. S., will be held in Music hall this evening, Febru- ary T. Every member is requested to to be transacted.
 Another of Mrs. Dunns informal dances was held Monday evening at the Republican hall Owing to the bad weather the attendance is small. Some of those present was the Misses Togen, Cooper, Lila Barrows, May Nugent, Julia Shield, Emma Weisheit, Anna Cor nell, Grace Brown, Ring, Rose and Anna Linke, Anna Meyers, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lee, Messrs. George Priest, Joy, Fruin, Ring, Rocher Arthur Corn wall, Spies, Goodwin, James Mckee.
 "A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. s. B. Thompson, Camp bell avenue, West Haven, Sunday, in honor of MT. and Mrs. George Mollman of San Francisco. Cal, and Miss Carrie Mollman of New York. The other guests were from Meriden and were MT. and Mrs. Charles Aichler, Master Stanley Aichler, MT. and Mrs. Clarence sharp MT. and Mrs. Charles Molloy, William Molloy, Miss Ethel Mollow and Miss Florence Schumacher.
 A very pleasant affair of Tuesday evening was the annual banquet of M. IF Rice Hose company of Branford, which was held at the company house in the Fourth ward. There was an in- Aeresting program of entertainment and then the banquet, at which Fireman Tobin was the toastmaster.
 The dance given by Prof. Kelley at Masonic hall, Westville, Tuesday even- ing proved to be a most successful af- fair despite the bad weather, and a large number were present and enjoyed the occasion.
 The regular dance will be held at the bowling alley at Short Beach this even ing and next week a masquerade will be given in honor of Washington's birthday.
 The little friends of Master James Colwell called on him Sunday at his home. 6 Home Place, to help him cele- brate his fourth birthday. The after noon was joyously spent in games with much laughter and merriment on the part of the little ones. At 4 o'clock all sat down to fine spread, after which they departed, wishing Master Colwell many happy birthdays.
 Albert E. Plant and son, Albert B. Plant, of Branford, left for Hartford vesterday morning, where they are at- tending the annual meeting of the Con necticut Pomological society. MT. Plant is one of the charter members of the society.
 Howard F. Adt of Fountain street, Westville, has returned from a months trip spent in Europe. MT. Adt while abroad combined business with pleas are and visited a number of European cities. ..
 Mrs. Frederick Skiff entertained at dinner Monday evening the Misses Mary and Dorothy Beers, Miss Ethel Whit