The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1ZE1TS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local S0ciaI Events Here and EIse- ruvNa

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 Edward A. Anketell, clerk of the su- perior court, is recovering from very
 severe cold, which at one time threat
 ened pneumonia.
 The marriage is announced of Miss \ Catherine Darby daughter of Mr. and \ Mrs. George Darby, to Frank Lentsch { Of New York city.
 John HI. Shaw, superintendent al
 Sargent's factory, has gone to New
 Mexico. Mrs. Shaw is spending the Y time during his absence with her moth CT in Bridgeport.
 The engagement is announced of Miss
 Ethyl Louise daughter of Mir and Mrs George Chapman Lewis, of Boston, to Richard Tileston Pope, formerly of this city
 The Mothers club met yesterday af-
 ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Will < liam Douglass of Orange street. The
 speaker of the afternoon was the Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., of St. Paups s church.
 The Pequot opera company began last \ night the rehearsals for "Mikado." The v meeting was held at the residence of < Mrs. WI. F. Futile on Elm street The West Haven Monday Whist club < Will meet next week with Mrs. l.. Lamp son of Washington avenue.
 A large number of the friends of Miss
 Adah Nealy attended her birthday par sty Wednesday night and enjoyed a de- ] lfghtful evening. It was cobweb par TfU and md X given out. Refreshments were served 4 and everybody had good time. Last evening in College street hall at
 o'clock Professor William Lyon
 Phelps gave the last of his course of
 lectures on 'The Metaphysical Poets." ' The subject was "Quarles and the En- Abiem Writers
 z Abner B. Hayes, a smember of the
 scnior class Yale law school was Thurs l day night nominated by the republicans z of Bethlehem IS their candidate for dal-
 egate to the constitutional convention.
 On November 15 the Hillhouse Chorus
 club and the Boardman minstrels will
 Eive Joint entertainment in Warner hall After the entertainment a dance
 was in order.
 Mrs. s. B. Smith with her daughter, < Mrs. Harley Hodges of Center street, were the guests Thursday of MT. and
 Mrs, Linus Hubbard at Woodmont. Mrs. John Futile and her daughter,
 Miss Myra Futile of the Annex, have gone to Buffalo to attend the Pan
 American exposition. They will spend A week or ten days at that place and will then return home.
 Miss Edith Russell of York street
 West Haven, entertained her whist club Thursday evening with a halloween party. Jack-o'-lanterns, etc, were much in evidence.
 Last evening there was service in Christ church. West Haven, in celebra- Stion of All Saints day. Rev. Arthur J. sGammack delivered the sermon a Michael A. Sullivan yesterday began -duties as second assistant superin- ytendent of streets under a temporary Appointment from Director Coe pend- ing the civil service examination. MT. Sullivan succeeds Cornelius Kiernan, who resigned several weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Collins of Meriden are rejoicing over the birth of sa daughter. Mrs. Collins was Miss Sophia Northrop, daughter of Mrs Martha Northrop, formerly of West Haven.
 @ Mrs. George E. Bailey of Center Street. West Haven, entertained her Aunts, Mrs. George W. Pardee and Mrs William Pardee of North Haven, at her home Thursday.
 Mrs. F. s. Bradley of 553 First ave- ,1lue, West Haven, entertained the We'd 'nesday Afternoon Whist club The first prize was won by Mrs. Richard Knapp, a decorated plate. Mrs. Platt won the second prize, berry dish. Mrs. Peck won the consolation, a paper weight The members of this club are Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. H. Peck, Mrs. H. s. Thompson, Mrs Ernest Wadhams, Mrs. F Platt, Mrs. Charles E. Graham, Mrs. Fl s. Bradley, Mrs. Fred Ford, Mrs. E. Ferry, Miss Jordan, Mrs. Frank Orr and Mrs. William Parker of New Ha- ven. N James B. A. Fosburgh, formerly of the Sheffield scientific school, has gone to England. He has been for year a special student in the university He | has taken a position under his uncles, l !. c. & Alexander Stewart, who are building large electrical plant in Eng | y. Mr. Fosburgh was one of the principal | witnesses in the trial of his brother, l Robert S. Fosburgh last July.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert L. Chase of l Washington avenue, West Haven, gave l a Halloween supper to a few of their | friends last evening at their home. The | guests were MT. and Mrs Fred Dicker- man, Mr. and Mrs. Burtis, MT. and l Mrs. Ernest Wadhams, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sutton. MT and Mrs. Frank l Hyde, Miss Meigs Miss Bessie Chase, and Mr. Beach of West Haven. # Cards are out for the marriage of | Miss Emma Caldwell and Morris Shep- | ard for November 6.
 Mrs. Angie Hull-Dickens of 20 Frank lin street, Danbury, has returned home after spending several weeks in New l Haven and Southport
 A large gathering of friends assem- b1ed at the home of MT. and Mrs. John | ]. Stanford, 105 Plymouth avenue, Thursday evening to help them cele- prate the first anniversary of their marriage. The Second Regiment or ,hestra furnished dancing music, while Nessrs. Robbins, McManus and John lon rendered several beautiful selec- ions on the piano. Supper was servedJ 1t 11:30 o'clock, after which singing and were indulged in till the small 1