The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INHERENT CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social


 Events
 Miss Edith Browne of Bowlder, Col,
 pianist of note, has been the gues
 of MT. and Mrs. George Ansel Austir
 of Warren street for the past week
 Miss Browne was a classmate of Mrs
 Austin's in the Leipsic Conservatory o1
 Music, Geremany. Her home is 1T
 Mussoorie, India but for the past three
 years she has been teaching piano ir
 Bowlder and Longmont, Col. She has
 large classes in both places. Miss
 Browne gave a piano recital in Wor-
 cester recently at which she was very
 favorably received. She has given con-
 certs in India under the patronage of
 His Excelency, the Maharajah of Fly
 derabad and the lieutenant governor of
 Punjab. She left this city last night
 for Bowlder, where she will continue
 her teaching.
 Miss Mary Hartwell Chittenden,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Simeon Bald
 win Chittenden, and Augustus F. Hol- 1y, Jr., of Manhattan, are to be mar ried on November 7 at the Church of the Pilgrims. Miss Anna G. Chitten- den sister of the bride, will act as maid of honor, and Miss Anna H. Lusk and Miss Louise R. Holly will be the bridesmaids. The best man will be James R. Holly, and the ushers will be Simeon Baldwin, Jr., John Hill Mor- gan Thomas Slidell, Arthur Schumach- CT, E. D. Bird and Arthur l.. Wheeler. A reception will follow at the home of the bride, No. PIP Columbia Heights New York Sunday Tribune.
 The engagement of Miss Eva Lee and Samuel Spencer is announced. Miss Lee is the daughter of c. M. Lee, local messenger between Guilford and New Haven. She has for many years occupied the position of organist at the First Congregational church, Guilford, and is active in church work. MT. Spencer is the oldest son of George D. . Spencer's Sons iron founders and manufacturers. He is also tax collec- tor of the borough. Both Miss Lee and Mir. Spencer are extremely popular, the talent of both-Mr. Spencer be- ing fine baritone-calling them before the public frequently Their host of friends will hasten congratulations Shore Line Times.
 Rev. A. N. Lewis of Montpelier, Vt, a well known scholarly clergyman, for merly of this city. preached in St. James church, Westville, yesterday.
 Clan Mcleod No. 31, Order Scottish Clans, held social session in the rooms in the Courier building Friday night which proved to be a very en- joyable one An excellent literary and programme was given by local talent. The principal feature of the evenings entertainment was lecture on Scotland by the Rev. Alexander F. Irvine He highly entertained and in his auditors. The Rev. Mr. Stone also made an interesting address which was much appreciated. The fol- lowing participated in the programme: Miss Cargill. soprano; Charles Harris, banjoist and humorist; Miss Rebecca Harris, elocutionist; John Collins, tenor: Alexander Waterson, Mrs. James E. Ritchie and the Spargo Sis ters. piano and mandolin.
 Whiting Deycknick, the Yale '96 man, who came here from Morristown, N. J., for the Yale bicentennial celebration and was overcome by gas in his tenn Dorary quarters in Dixwell avenue, vas discharged as cured from the New Haven hospital Saturday.
 Mrs. P. J. Race of 190 Meadow street, while walking along Church street, | stepped on banana peel and was hrown to the pavement. In falling | she put out her arm to break the fall, | md as result she is now carrying he arm in a sling. She was assisted | O her home and Dr. Park was called | The surgeon found the thumb of the | fight hand was badly split, and the | ,ones in the hand and forearm were | ,adly splintered.
 Miss Chase and Miss Katherine Young have returned from their trip Q Springfield and are at their brothers Robert Chase on Washington avenue, l
  Vest Haven.
 George Evarts of this city is filling he place of his brother, s. B. L. Ev- rts, in Bryant Besse & Co.'S store, yorwalk, during his absence on a we'd ing trip.
 Alfred F. Downes, secretary to May r Van Wyck of New York, is visiting )r. and Mrs Kenna of 145 Olive street. Tr. Downes is accompanied by his fife and child.
 Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury of this ltv will lecture under the auspices of he Y. w. C. A. at Meriden City Mis- lon hall to-day at 3 D. m. on "Primi- we New England" The lecture is to e followed by tea. The proceeds are , be used for the Y. w. c. A. work in Ieriden.
 The Kalmathian club of West Haven let with Mrs. S. J. Bryant at her resi- ence on Elm street. Nine ladies were resent Mrs. Edward Nettleton, the resident, being absent, Mrs. Clarence avis occupied the chair. Mrs. S. J. ryant gave an interesting talk on Preliminary Rambles in London" and -rs John Lomas read a paper on The i over of London" Mrs. Charles ough of Elm street was a guest of the ub. { Dr. and Mrs w, T. Browne of Nor f icb have returned from this city,
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