The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-yart-
Gus European Trips and Local Social
Eve

Events.
The large circle of friends of Johr
Edward Heaton of 245 York street viii
be much pleased to learn that he has
fully recovered from his illness and is
expected back in the city this week
Mi Heaton was dangerously i'll for
several weeks in Quebec, Canada.
Superior accommodations for bicen-
tennial guests can be had at Warner
hall, opposite Yale campus. Meals can
be served in rooms by Stewart, caterer
Elevator service day and night with
fine views of campus and crowds from
windows.
The marriage OF Miss Clara L. An
derson and DR.. Harry Baker of New
York will take place at the home of the
bride at No. 81 Washington avenue,
West Haven, on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Ferris of this city gave the
chief address yesterday at an impor-
tant meeting of the Social union of the
Westfeld, Mass, Baptist association.
Miss Harriet Stoll Of New York city,
classnate of Miss Genevieve E. Keefe
at Villa Maria convent, Montreal, has
been the guest Of the latter at her
Lawrence street home.
Mr.. and Mrs Trueman C. Beckley of
George street have been spending a
few days at Locust Knoll, Litchfield,
with c. F. Beckley and family, former
ly of this city.
The class of 1904 at Yale has elected
the following men who will be the class
deacons during their course: Lansing
Parmelee Reed of Holyoke, Mass,
Harry Hainlin Stebbins, Jr., of Roch-
ester, N. Y, Winfield Minton Burdick
of Orange, N. j., Walter Smell Cross of
Fitchburg, Mass.
Theodore Keller, the undertaken has
returned from his trip to Charleston,
s. G.
Mrs. Ambrose Carpsy Of 315 Wallace
street Is slowly recovering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. e. E. Bennett of Bos-
ton, Mass, are guests of Mrs. M. e.
Cosgrove Of Is Beers street They will
remain here during the bicentennial,
years tour of the world visiting China.
Japan, Germany, Ireland, England,
ETC.
Edgar Thomas, the well known and
popular Congress avenue tea man, is
receiving congrat ulations on the arrival
of bouncing boy baby. Mother and
child are doing finely.
Mr.. and Mrs John Whitmore of LAT
Bradley street are the happy parents of
q little daughter, born yesterday The
little stranger and mother are doing
well. Mr. Whitmore is Yale man and
a popular instructor in the Stamford
high school,
Officers of the Stamford Street rail-
way were elected Monday as follows:
President, Colonel N. Fl. Heft; vice
president, w. w. Gillespie; secretary
treasurer, william j.. Squires; direc-
tors, Judge John M. Hall, president
of the New York, New TIaven and
Hartford Railroad company; William
L. Squire, treasurer of the same COM
pany, Samuel Fesaenden, w. w. Gil
lespie, George FL. Foyt and Robert A.
Fosdick.
Miss Martha Brink of Carbonate,
Pa. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Mallory of Washington avenue,
West Haven.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage of Miss Helen Wrinn to
Arthur McCaffray at st. Johns Catho-
lie church on October 80,
Mrs. E. NJ Goodhue and son Of
Townsend avenue are visiting relatives
in Buffalo. They have enjoyed greatly |
the beauties of Niagara Falls and the |
Pan-American.
The University of Pennsylvania will |
be represented at the Yale bicentennial |
by the following delegates: Provost G.
G. Harrison, representing the trustees;
Dean Lewis and Professor G w, Pep
per OF the law school; Professor w. l.
Tyson of the medical school, and Pro-
lessor w. A. Lamberton and DR., H. A.
Hilprecht of the college.
Dr. Charles Whine and Miss Halli-
day, both Of Essex, have been guests
IF Dr. and Mrs. William Whine of
avenue. They returned to
their home yesterday morning.
Claude Heitmann of Elm street, West
Haven, has returned home from his trip
o Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Miss Freda Craig, second daughter of
Neville B. Craig, Yale 10, of Philadel-
1hia, who has passed the last two sum-
ners with her family at the Montowese
house. Indian Neck, Branford, has en-
.ered the University of Pennsylvania,
IN four years scholarship, awarded
Ter for excellence in standing at the
high school. Miss Craig
graduated from the high school last
June, and expected to take up the study
If kindergarten work in the normal
chool, but, receiving the University Of
scholarship, has materi
lily altered her plans
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Morse of West
haven are receiving congratulations on
he arrival of a SON.
The eighteenth annual ball given by
he Hebrew Charity society was held [
Ionday night at Music hall on Court
treet. The grand march was at 9
clock. There was programme of
Eighteen dances.
Frederick F. Lewis, assistant gem t
raj superintendent Of the Southern 6
lew England Telephone company, re-
lrned Monday on the steamship Cur
yba from Cuba. Mr.. Lewis has been
I Cuba three weeks, making a tour of
ne island. He says that the business