The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF rNTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HATEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else-

consul IneOpnlluS L1eHelQ addressed
 the members of the First German Bap
 tist church last evening on "Churcl
 Life in Germany" It was very inter
 esting talk and listened to with grea l pleasure.
 Mrs. Robert F. Mitchells of Whalley
 avenue left yesterday for Cambridge tc
 see the Yale Harvard football game
 Mrs Mitchell will be the guest of hei
 daughter, Miss Mildred Mitchell, whc
 is a pupil at the New England conser-
 vatory of music. in Boston. | Constant Moeller, son of c. A. Noel. Ter, left last evening for Boston and
 Cambridge, where he will attend the Yale Harvard football game this af- ternoon.
 MT and Mrs J. Clarence Bacon have
 arrived in Branford from Manchester, Vt, and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. James H. Baker. They will remain un-
 til early in January. From Branford they will go south to St. Augustine,
 Fla, where MT. Bacon will again re-
 sume his duties at the Ponce de Leon
 hotel
 The second of the seasons whist par
 ties by the Evening club of Branford,
 consisting of sixteen members of the
 young set, was given at the home of
 Miss Grace Covert of Milford avenue
 Thursday evening.
 St Andrews day, November 30, 1901
 will be observed by the Connecticut To-
 cal assembly of the Brotherhood of St.
 Andrew at St, Paul's parish house in
 this city, where the Rt Rev Frederick
 R. Graves. D. D., bishop of Shanghai, China, will address the brotherhood at 7;30 D. ni. on that evening. At the close of the bishops address a brother hood conference will be held to discuss the programme.
 Mrs. Mary B. Smith and her son, who have been visiting the 'Kimball family, Branford, left on Thursday en route for their home in California.
 Clarence Perry, a young and enter prisng merchant of Scotland this state, was united in wedock Wednes- day evening to Miss Anna C. Heilmann of 92 Asylum street, this city. Rev G. Heczko, pastor of Humphrey street Emmanuel church, solemnized the nuptials at his residence, 300 Hum phrey street Immediately after the ceremony the young couple started on trip to Scotland. where they will make their future home
 The matrons' exchange managers held meeting with Mrs R. O. Eaton of Montowese, Wednesday. November T sion, supplemented with fine lunch served by Mrs. Eaton, most enter tainine hostess. Thanksgiving is near and the demand for food at the Mat rons' exchange will be met by an excel lent supply
 A very beautiful wedding of much n- terest to society in this city was that of Miss Louise Holbrook Foster daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Edward Foster of Buffalo to Albert Steele MT. Foster is the son of the late Judge E. K. Foster and broth CT of pr. J P. c. Foster of this city. The wedding was celebrated at Trini- Iy chapel, Buffalo oh Wednesday morn ing at II o'clock, and was a very bril- liant society event.
 On Wednesday evening Mir and Mrs. Herman A. Miller entertained a Bicen- tennial Whisk club at their cosy home, 1899 West Chapel street. Refreshments were served and a very enjoyable so- 7ial time followed. Among those pres mt were MT. and Mrs H. R. Miller, | MT. and Mrs. Charles Watson. MT. and Mrs Alfred Could, MT and Mrs Clark, l Miss Lena Schlein, Miss Nellie Currier, i Henry Looms, James Currier, Emma l Durant, Fred Allen, Walter Scott, Miss | and Miss Clara Granger.
 Quite a number of young people of | Westville attended surprise party l given on Miss Mae O'Connell at her nome, Y Hazel street, Thursday night. |
 Mrs Addie Stinow of Lyon street | vho has been travelling through Europe | since last June, is visiting relatives in who have entertained her She has been at Carlsbad | Berlin Vienna and has also travelled trough Switzerland. She is delighted with her trip and expected to spend the winter on the other side.
 Frederick C. Reynolds, proprietor of he Westville Dairy, who has been quite Il with a severe cold, is able to attend Q DuSlHtSS ttSolIl' w iiidlll l'l-NOii bt- upied Mr. Reynolds place during his lness.
 MT, and Mrs Grove c. Austin from ewaren, N. J., are visiting Mrs. Aus n's brother, John s. Parmelee, corner avenue and Gilbert street for
 few days.
 Henry Tibbals Of Clinton is spending
 few days with his brother, Howard 'lbbals, in Yalesville.
 Miss Rebecca Beach of Wall street entertaining Mrs. F. w. Gerard of Torwalk and Mrs. D. l.. Smiley of 
 Mrs. Hannah Moore of Whalley ave- ue left Thursday night for a stay of few days with her sister, Mrs. Thom- S Fleming of New York city.
 Mrs. John H. Platt entertained Miss rav N Abbott of Waterbury, Mrs Jay [. Hart of Waterbury and Mrs. A. w. , ates from Willimantic, who were here ] ,r the meeting of the Connecticut ] tate Federation clubs. [ J. ]. Hart, manager of the New Ha- , en office of the Westcott Express com { any. says that the strike is not inter- l ring with his company's business, ( Miss Winchester has as guest Mrs. l inda Hall Larned, president of the l ational Society of Household Econ / nies. Mr and Mrs. F. w. Bamberg of ! N Y are the guests of Mir ] I