The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Local Social Events Here and EIse-

I WneTc.
 l Frederick Lewis, formerly with the
 Electric Light company of this city, is
 now located in Connersville, Indiana, as | the general manager of the electric l light company of that place. Frank J. | Schollhorn recently visited MT. and Mrs.
 Lewis while on business trip west. | Connersville is nicely located and noted
 for its furniture factories. It is stead | fly growing with the means of eastern
 capital and enterprise.
 | Mrs. Charles A. s. Heath, of Albany,
 N. Y., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
 Fred Winslow Adams, at 177 Lawrence
 street.
 Mrs. George Starr Barnum of Edge
 wood Hill road, will give coming-out 1 tea for her daughter, Miss Cecil Gilbert
 Barnum, next Thursday. Mrs. Bar l mum Is the second vice regent of the l Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., of this city.
 Miss Louise Slegt, who has been the
 guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. w. Webster,
 of George street, has returned to her
 home at Port Ewen on the Hudson. Miss Jessie MacLachlan, the Scottish prima donna, who sang before the
 queen and was presented by her with
 valuable bracelet, was the guest Of
 George D. Bone, of Warren street, on
 Wednesday. Miss MacLachlan is a
 close friend of MT. Bones brother, Da-
 vid Bone, editor of the Glasgow Daily
 Mail
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Meister cele-
 brated their wooden wedding anniver- sary yesterday at their home, 513 Elm street A large number of friends Of the young couple attended.
 Edward Hearn, of Boston, supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, was in New Haven on Saturday. MT. Hearn said that the rates adopted by the national convention of the order last September would be promulgated on January 1.
 MT. and Mrs Carl Bormann, who have returned from a prolonged sojourn in Germany, will be at home to their many friends at their new residence, 20 Elliott street, beginning to-day.
 The election for senior class officers at Hopkins grammar school were held Friday afternoon. The officers chosen are as follows: President, William Me Kinley Barber, of Canton, Ohio, who is a nephew of ex-President Mckinley vice president, Charles Alfred Hobbs, of Bridgeport; secretary, Samuel Francis Jackson, of New Haven; treasurer, Thomas Jarvis Taylor, of New Haven
 Professor Samuel S. Sanford will ten der a farewell dinner to Professor John c. Schwab at the Union League club New York city this evening at 7:3o The following gentlemen are to be the guests: Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, President A. T. Hadley, M. F. Tyler, Eli Whitney, jr., H. F.. Rowland, Pro- lessor Bernadotte Perrin, J. c. Schwab' Professor c. M Lewis, Professor w. l.. l Phelps. Rev. A. P. Stokes, pr. E. B. Reed. George Sheffield, F. J. Thompson, | Professor H. B. Jepson, Howard Mans field, Thomas Hooker, Henry Sanford, Professor William Beebe, Professor H. A. Beers Professor T. D, Woolsey, Pro lessor II w. Farnam and Thomas Thacher, of New York city. ]
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bennett, who have been guests of Mrs M. E. Cos grove left for their home in Boston on 
 The report that Donald q. Mitchell Is i'll is emphatically denied. It Is said that the author, who is now at his home at "Edgewood" in Westvlle, Is enjoy ing his usual good health MT. Mitchell took a prominent part in the festivities of Yale's bicentennial and made the ad- dress at the dedication of Woodbridge hall on Wall street the new administra- lion building of the Yale corporation He has suffered no ill-effects whatever from his activity during the bicenten- nial. and is now as well as ever.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Anna Henry. daughter of Mrs. Charles Henry, of New Haven, and Edwin c. Rradley of First avenue, West Haven.
 The New Haven Dry Goods assoeia- lion will give it's second annual infor- nal dance o-morrow night. The pro- gramme contains eighteen dances, and the music is to be furnished by an en- arged orchestral The committee hav- ng the affair in charge is G. H. Baum, l. c. Golden. L. l.. Well, J. OConnor and C. Holdreyer.
 Louis Moegling the popular proprie- ,or,of the Savin Rock Beach house, who nas been seriously i'll and confined to his bed at his hotel, is reported to be greatly improved.
 Mrs. Henry Forbes, of West Haven, S i'll and is with her nephew, George Heitmann, in North Haven. Mrs. Forbes was threatened with pneumo- lia
 Theodore Shumway is quite i'll at his nome on Alden avenue Westville.
 Mrs. John Schilling, of Canaan Four Corners, New York, is spending few lays at the home of MT. and Mrs. Will jam Schilling, IS Redfield street.
 Joseph Stevenson, formerly of West lille, has resigned his position with the Tree Press and accepted one with to- oacco house in Virginia.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Thompson, of Vest Haven, will entertain next Friday evening" Whist is the game to be played.
 Harold Clark, the son of Rev. D. J. Clark, pastor of the East Haven Con- sregational church, who has been em- ,loyed in the railroad building for some ime past, will enter Dean academy at Franklin, Mass, to-day.
 Henry F. Powell. the fireman who is he only surviving member of the fire department crew caught beneath the \ alIir~ walls of the Judson packing .ouse on February 20, was operated up- ,