The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER- EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.

Mrs. Edward Skinner and daughter
 Lillian of this city were guests at the
 home of Matthew Smith on Bank
 street, Seymour. last week.
 William A. Schappa, the janitor of
 city hall, is attending to his manifold
 duties short t-handed, he having the use
 of but the left arm. Last Thursday | While riding home on his wheel he fell
 and sprained his right wrist and rheu-
 matism set in.
 Mrs. H. D. Northrop and daughter,
 Mrs. Edward Hathaway, and son, who
 have been spending the summer at
 their home on West street, Seymour, 1 have returned to Philadelphia for the
 winter.
 Morris F. Tyler, treasurer of Yale university, is not away on a vacation but is attending to business affairs as usual
 | Mrs. Philo L. Smith of Great Hill, who has been an invalid for some time, has come to the New Haven hospital i for treatment.
 MT. and Mrs Carl Bornmann, who have returned from a prolonged sojourn in Germany, are now at home to their many friends at their new residence 25 Elliott street.
 Miss Maud Haight of this city is the guest of Mrs. Harry M. Smith of Bri- tannia street, Meriden.
 Steps are being taken to organize a social club among the men connected with the parish of Christ church. West Haven and meeting for that purpose will be held at an early date.
 MT. and Mrs Alfred Powell of Front street, West Haven, will spend this week in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Burr of this city are guests of MT. and Mrs. F. L" Burr at their residence on Highland terrace, Essex.
 MT and Mrs. Daniel Smith seeley of 139 St. John street announce the en- gagement of their daughter Jennie Le- ola, to Albert Hayes Sharpe.
 Mrs. A. P. Tucker of Essex has come to this city to care for her mother, Mrs. William Kenyon. who is quite i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bennett, who have been guests of Mrs. M. F. Cos grove, left for their home in Boston on Saturday.
 Judge Townsend went ot New York yesterday for the purpose of opening regular term of the circuit court He will be away several weeks.
 The bazaar to be given by the New Haven lodge of Elks vii begin Novem- Der 30 and continue to December g. The hall will be decorated beautifully and lo cry night. There will be a beautiful electrical display. The dancing will be free. Ten committees are at work to make the affair great success. The bazaar will be held at Music hall.
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Shoninger an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Alice, to Albert J. Johnson of this city.
 Little Arthur Smith, son of Jacob Smith, who las been very i'll at his home on Willard street with typhoid fever, is improving. The hospital nurse, who has been attending the sick boy, has been disemissed.
 MT. and Mrs S. Cohen held a recep- tion at their home, No. 697 Grand ave- nue, Sunday afternoon and evening.
  their daughter, Sarah. to Samuel Greenspun. A large number of friends called to congratulate the happy party. Among some of those were: Nf and Mrs. Lewis Osterweis, MT, and Mrs. Louis Ullman, Miss Blanche Ullman MT. and Mrs. Max Adler, MT and Mrs M. Myers, Mrs Hattie Myers, Miss Reilly. Colonel and Mrs. Isaac Ullmdn r. and Mrs Fred Adler MT. and Mrs. Nathan Cohn, MT. and Mrs. Max Os- terweis, Mrs. Rothschild, Mrs. Charles Mann. MT. and Mrs. Louis Adler and Mrs. T. Neitel, Miss Minnie Cohn. Mir. and Mrs Louis s. Cohn. M. Conn., E. Gumplewitz and Louis H. Cohen.
 Mrs. Eugene Smith of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs. Joel of Lester street, West Haven
 Attorney Seymour S. Loomis was to his bed yesterday suffering from SC ,ous injuries rece ye in q bi cycle accident Sunday evening on Whitney avenue. pr. F. H. Whitte- more, who is attending him, said the patient. while not dangerously hurt, was painfully injured. He will be con- fined to his home for a week or more. | At Sachem street a team came sudden y upon MT. Loomis and being unable | to avoid it collision occurred and MT. | Loomis was thrown to the ground and l hadly stunned.
 MT. and Mrs. George Birks recently | MT. and Mrs. Everitt, Mir l and Mrs. Leverett Goodyear and few | New Haven friends at a small musical | which was greatly enjoyed by those who were there.
 Mrs. Frederick Roth of Westville, 1 who had a second operation performed 1 ,n October 26, is reported to be gaining Jery fast Mrs. Roth has been com- 1elled to be in her bed for over five months Her many friends will be pleased to learn of her improvement. The party of about twenty people who were the guests last evening of Pro- essor Samuel S. Sanford of Yale at he Union league New York, left here afternoon. The party was made up of those who were especially I ,usy in. the conduct of the prepara- ions for the bicentennial. The supper vas given in honor of Professor John ,. Schwab, the chairman of the general committee. Professor ;chwab sails for Europe next Satur- lay.