The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in Thts City Local Social Events Here and Else- where.

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 Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, former president of the Wellesley college, will be one of the speakers at the Connectl- cut State Federation of Women's Clubs meetings to be held in this city to-day and tomorrow She will speak on the ''Educational Work of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae," and will be fol- lowed by Miss Celeste E. Bush, of Man. tic on the subject Critical Period in Connecticut History" The coming of R. H. Dana, of Cambridge, Mass, to address this evenings session is assur- ed. Professor Henry Farnam will also speak. The general topic will he "Clvil Service Reform
 As Charles Audley, of No. 79 Audubon street, was driving down Church street yesterday and when at the corner or Church and Chapel streets his horse slipped on the new pavement ana Tell flat upon the stones. The sudden stop threw Mr. Audley from his seat over the dashboard and onto his fallen horse which was at that time kicking nara. With the aid of Policeman Dorman ana others MT. Audley was rescued and the horse cut loose from the harness. MT Audley's foot was severely hurt
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Coop CT to Dr. Chauncey Stafford Lamb was solemnized yesterday afternoon at four o'clock at the residence of the brides s father, Frederick G. Cooper NO. 4o5 St. Roman street. It was avery quiet home wedding, only the family ana near relatives being present. The dec- oratfons were entirely of white chrys- anthemums and it was, in fact, white wedding. the mantels and tables in the dining room being done with these flowers The other rooms were decorat- ed with palms. smilax and asparagus greens.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Wildman, nee Annie .Colgan, formerly teacher of room ' in Zunder school, are receiving conera tulations at their home, 11S Ash nun street, upon the arrival of an elev- en-pound boy
 A very pretty wedding took place yes terday morning at St. Mary's church. when Rev. Father Ford united in mar riage Miss Mary c. Mullen and Andrew F. Kelly. The bride was charming In an elegant costume of blue broadcloth, with hat to match, and carried huge shououet of chrysanthemums The bridesmaid, Miss Marie Lyons, was be- comingly gowned in brown broadcloth costume, with black picture hat The groomsman was William Coyne. After the wedding ceremony the happy couple left for an extended wedding tour. On their return they will reside on Olive street.
 Deacon l.. w. Fitch, who fell down stairs last Tuesday night, is reported to be slowly improving MT. Fitch struck in such way as to dislocate his left shoulder. Dr. Winne is attend ing him.
 The Pythian Amusement association of Edgewood lodge No. il, K. of F., will give bazar in Masonic hall, Westville, on the nights of December IS and l9. vThe Lenox orchestra will furnish the music. The committee who has charge of the affair is composed Of Charles T Hemion, chairman, James c. Bla1s, Horace B. Dykeman and George H. Spencer.
 A delightful party was given at the home of Miss Helen Kennedy, of Ward street Tuesday evening, About fifty Of the popular young lalys friends sur prised her during the evening, it being her birthday. The rooms were decor ated with white chrysanthemums, au- tumn leaves and palms, and the many little friends in their light dresses were charming. Miss Kennedy received large number of handsome and costly presents The listeners were well en- tertained by recitations, solos and