The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-14
PERSONAL HoTES.

Samuel J. Bennett, a prominent member of the New Haven aerie, No. 24z, r. o. E., formerly with the American Lamp company of Detroit, Mich, and later of Chicago, has &C., cepted position with the we'll known house of the Peter Gray Sons & Go, of Boston, arrived here last evening to visit some Of his friends. MT. Ben nett is in the best of health. and has the best wishes of his friends.
 An evening meeting of the New Haven Mothers clus will be held to- morrow evening November Is, at the home Of Mrs. L. T. Snow, 136 sher- man avenue. The entertainment for the evening will be musicale and dramatic recital by Frsf John ". WetEel, assisted by Mrs Wetzel. The husbands of tne members are invited to attend.
 Mrs. Sol Wolfe of California street, West Haven, and Mrs. Williams of Kimberly avenue, are visiting with Mrs. Wclfe's daughter, Mrs. Hanff, in New York city.
 Mr. and Hrs. kedzie of Kensington street have just returned from very pleasen. tIiD to noston and other points in Massachusetts,
 A surprise party was given Miss Lottie Berger at her home in Nash street q few evenings ago b. thirty of her friends. Among those present were tho Misses Lottie and Emma Berger Emnla Fidler, Josephine Hussman, Irene and Georgette Belch- cI, Ethel Coomes Margaret Weller, Hattie Heinze, Anna GerscAefsky, Grace stafon, Carrie Hochna, Lena Gcrpertz, Martha Trainer, Sophia Stclzle and Pauline Kurtze, and the Mcssrs. Fred Williams and Lou Ber- ge, acesse, Bussman, Coomes, Ehle, Bcinhardt, Kurtze, Loher, Lindlau, Miller, Pieree, Sauerbrunn, and Ryan. The evening was spent with games and later a buffet lunch was served. Vocal and piano selections were rem dorcd by Miss Fidler, Hattie Heinze and Et:a Beleher, and the Messrs. William, Miller and Pierce.
 St. Johns sodality society is plan ming for delightful whist and dance to be given November 25. Miss Fan nie Lynch is at the head of the com mittee of arrangements:
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Ducharme have returned from their wedding trip and are now at their new home, l92 Day cnport avenue,
 A pleasant surprise party was that given in honor of Miss Lillian John son, of Whalley avenue, q few even- ings ago. There was vocal and in- strumental music by Miss Jane Rob- inson, followed by merry games of all sorts. Later lunch was served. Those enjoying the evening were the Misses Mabel Burnham, Julia Martin, Matil- da Lassie, Jane Robinson, May Cross lley, Anne Belle Leeper, Lthel Sprague, I Anna Robinson, and Elton Downes, John fitzgerald, Frank Johnson, Wal ter Shelter, William Backert, George Robinson, MT. and Mrs ". Carmi- chael, MT. and Mrs. Free, and many others.
 l Miss Jennie Mack was rendered a reception at the home of Mrs. Breen, 372 Grand avenue, Tuesday evening. Miss Mack has just returned from a trip to Ireland.
 MT. and Mrs Christy Mead, of { Greenwich, will be guests of theil mother, Mrs. w, r. Sliney, of S4 Hen ry street and remain for the Yale Princeton game Saturday.
 Mrs. J. j. O'Mara and Miss Heller O'Mara, of Daggett street, are on z visit to friends in New York, Brook lyn and New Jersey.
 Mrs. J. A. Scoville entertained hei Sunday school class at her home ir Forbes place, East Haven, on Frida, evening. Games were enjoyed anC the young ladies were served witt supper by their teachcr. Those O the class are Misses Ruth Peterson Flossie Crocker Helen Barry. Alic, Page. Dorothy Wetmore, Laura Man son, Mamie Russo and Olive Edg combe.