The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
A1EMS OF INTER EST CONFIRMING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peuple Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIse- HYhere-

| gwen last evening to MT. and Mrs.
 William Ford, of 165 Woodward avenue, i 1t being the tenth anniversary of their
 marriage. There was a large attend
 ance of relatives and friends and mem bers of the Ladies Aid society of St.
 Andrews M F. church and the im- provement society of which they are
 members. During the evening they were presented with a handsome Morris
 chair as a mark of esteem from their i friends. A fine supper was served and very pleasant social evening was spent Some of those present were Rev. MT. and Mrs. Duane N. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Mack, MT. and Mrs. William Bremner, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Smith, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Thorp, MT and Mrs A. Allen, MT. and Mrs. Granniss MT. and Mrs. Barrows, MT. and Mrs. Cooper, MT. and Mrs Patrick McCabe, MT and Mrs. Ernest Schurig, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hausmann, Mir and Mrs. William Hausmann, MT. and Mrs. Au- gustus F. Hausmann and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Schumg,
 The Chautauqua club recently organ ized by members of the Young Mems INGpupllCdI CluD VIII lUlu us lSl IilGCl~ ing at the club house this evening. Postmaster Howarth was one of the originators of the club and he will ad- dress the members of the club at the meeting.
 s. O. Preston, superintendent of the Organized Charities, went to lvoryton, Conn, last Friday to visit his sister. He expected to return yesterday.
 The annual reception given to Rev. Stewart Means and wife will be held in the guild room of St. Johns church on the evening of October 30 from un- til 10. All are cordially invited to at tend
 Miss Annie Barr, of Seymour, who has been visiting a week or so with Miss Leila Smith, of South Front street Fair Haven, returned home on Sunday. Mrs Barr and son, who came Wednes- day, returned Saturday night.
 The friends of the Hon. Samuel Fes- senden are to tender him a dinner at the Allyn house, Hartford, on the night of November 8. It will be an elaborate affair and will be attended by large number of MT Fessenden's political friends and admirers in this city and Bridgeport, as well as in Hartford.
 Miss Lillian M Curtiss, the victim of a recent accident at her place of busi- ness 466 State street, Is recovering at her home, 176 Blake street, Westville. She was injured by tripping and strik- ing her head against the edge of packing box. Deep gashes were cut in her head close to her eye. Dr. Nader of Olive street, attended her before she was removed to her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Veazy and son. of this city, were the guests over Sun day of Mrs. Veazy's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. C. Watrous, of Clinton.
 The Hawthorn club will meet this af- ternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs, Elliott Littlejohn, No. 312 Elm street.
 The tenth annual social and dance given by the Westville Social and Attn etic club will be held in Masonic hall, | Westvile, tomorrow evening. The mu- sic will be furnished Sby Lilleys orches- tra.
 Mrs. S. E. Alling, who has been | spending the summer in New York | state, has returned to her home on | Court street.
 Mrs. J. F. Bristol, of Milford, who | was injured by being struck by trolley | ,ar in Bridgeport last Thursday, is still confined to her bed and complains of pains in her head
 Mrs Addie Phillips, of Center street, West Haven, has gone to Brooklyn with Ter friend, Mrs. Street, who spent last week with her.
 Rev. J. S. Wightman, who preached It the Baptist church, Yalesvile, Sun lay, comes from Maiden, Mass, but at present is stopping with relatives in Wallingford.
 Mrs. Leonidas filling, who has been ,isiting her mother, Mrs, Alpheus Mer- win, of Orange, returned to her home in New York yesterday
 Fire Marshal Gladwin and wife are risiting with MT. and Mrs. Jason Dud- ey in Clinton.
 Master Burton c. Clarkson, of 1256 State street entertained twenty of his title friends Saturday afternoon and vening in honor of his ninth birthday. lis guests remembered him with little presents.
 Allen J. Wright, of Meriden, was pres mt and spoke to the members of the Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools n Yalesville on Sunday in the interest f the Connecticut Sunday School asso- iation. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morse, of Michi- an, have been visiting Mir. and Mrs ). A. Kimberly, of Savin avenue, West Haven. The Saturday Whist club of West Iaven met last week with Mrs F. G. Ball, all but three of the regular mem CTS being present. The substitutes rere Miss Sophronia Klock, of New Iaven, Mrs. Harry A. Leonard, of New Iaven, and Mrs. George E. Bailey, of enter street, West Haven. The mem- CTS present were Mrs. Wilbur B. War CT, Mrs Ernest $. Thompson, Mrs. , toward W. Thompson, Mrs Clarence : . Thompson, jr., Mrs. Edwin $. Thom- , 5, Mrs, Charles B. Lomas, Miss Rey- olds, Miss Madeleine Reynolds, Miss I deline Wallace, Miss Minnie H Smith, [iss Susie Kinner and Miss Haven. 7 he first prize, a bicentennial calendar, , as won by Miss Alice Reynolds, with f score of B plus. The second prize, q | lver stickpin, was awarded to Mrs.