The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-12-23
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ITEMS OF INTER EST OONQE
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Local Social Events HsrS &ls
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Mrs. Roosevelt Scovel aii1
daughter, Miss Cordelia Ho6
scovel, arrived from Europe ~
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse WI
the holidays with their Relative
New York and Washingto n M
were met at the pier ~ sx
Roosevelt, a brother of Mrs. IL l0l
Scovel, and by her SON. FS
Roosevelt-scovel, a student
University, who went down t{q
Haven for the purpose 81 inee
mother and sister. After Il Sll0
in New York they will go 81 tO N
ington. They will be present ~
ball to be given by their couein&s
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt, At thS
House in honor of Miss Alice 8B6l
Miss Cordelia RoOsevelt- ScQK1f
her mother have lived ahro5S n
years. They have been In IMAM
three years, where Miss Hd
Scovel has been studying sv6H&
under Prof. Juliani. When AS1I
she would take up opera T1a1
Roosevelt Scovel said:
not. I have been studying AiIl9f Y
a view to private concerts. h&N
studying very hard and expect *
turn to Florence in the spr1l
glad to be back home for thH Hull
! Miss Cordelia Roosevelt Scoy1
der and graceful, with finely cJ2
| ures, blue eyes and light brow 'lf
Prof. and Mrs. Kelly gave N III
Tuesday afternoon from fhTS) Il
five o'clock, to the pupils o #
musical department at the T00tiI
department in ex- President q M
old residences on College sfFsS Al
sisting Mrs. Kelly in receiving WSf (
Bregg and Mrs. HI. B. Jepsotl.
Hart D Munson has jUBt fJ
from trip to the West whore
to examine copper mines 0WH&
Connecticut capitalists He
West agin in January. NJ " saSsA|s
Elk Commissioner Frederick X5
went to Hartford Saturday
New York in this morning. A
main In Hartford several w6x1 3
he has considerable busife4& n
The leg that was broken III
ing favorably and will be a1I I'M
few weeks. q
Among those present at Thu fzS
given General Samuel Pear501
sentative Of the Boar repuDlfS
lis e. Miller at Orange and
streets were: William n EI6 X
Kimberly, George 7. BradIST
Gov James D Dewell, General
E, Merwin, Rev. Stuart Mean1
r. Russell Henry G. Rove,
temore, Robert 3. Foote, N04
Brown, Frank H. Smell, Gen3 IS
Greedy, Elliot H Morse, Prot, Sff
Brush, Charles e. Curtis. SaznM&
"A. Heaton Robertson. Olive
Col. N. G. Osborn, Rev. I'M n
Baker, Edward G.. Beecher
Fox, General Phelps Montg III
ry Hooker, Frederick T.. nSy
Albert Hooker and George
Miss Eunice Linsley of
has returned home from the N3a<
school for girls 81 II Nj
Mrs. Edward A. Manice haS
ments at the New Haven House
winter. lIs s&
Perseverance council, No. 50, III
tiers of Liberty, will give an Syit
ment and dance In the Polar q
on Thursday evening. January
original Boardman minstrelg Wllk
in the programme by giving tI
their famous hour entertainment
ter the entertainment the fl0or
cleared and dancing will be ia mn ps
til the early hours Of morning
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grant ThonlpS o1a
family will go down to New M 4
day to spend the holidays witaSa
Fellowes. jyBsj II
Miss Isabelle Beecher Hooka
ter Of DR.. E. B. Hooker, On l3I
was formally introduced Into
Friday afternoon. The houGS MI
ington avenue. Hartford, w8S
fully decorated for the occ9Sls "
southern smilax, violets ana n
themums. Those who assiets
lining room were Mrs Ralph
er, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Fral16
Pratt, Miss Plimpton, Miss
Warner and Miss Katherine
Serving the frappe and punch
Miss Goodwin, Miss Hardy,
,rts, Miss D. Ware, Miss Olive
Miss Helen Howard, Miss tlZ
Miss Stearns, Miss Skinner, Mil
bank, Miss Holcombe, Miss
ind Miss Smith OF Cambria H Il
reception was followed by = dinf
IN informal dance in the evening
am Gillette, the actor, who N M
# Miss Hooker, sent greetings bx IN
rom London. sIss u
Mr.. and Mrs. August Well of ~
ION street announce the enga4eflig
f their daughter Emma TO St0NM
3ushe, formerly of New Havcn
low of New York city. They n
It home to their friends at 49, Yef1
treet on Sunday, January 5, 1884, IN
to 9. SSss
Edward Bayles, Of Richard st1&
Vest Haven, who is suffering from
hold fever and is in the New A6X
ospital, is improving. -
Mrs. Charles B. Warner, West
Ell, who has been suffering from am
ack of inflammatory rheufnati4I
eported as slightly better.
A reception and dance Win
iven In West Haven Town hall
airy II. # zI|