The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS FTNTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-Local Social Evonts Here nmd EIso- | where.
 For the benefit of Grace hospital the
 Pequot Opera company will give "The ! Mikado" at the Hyperion on the even ] ing of Monday, June ?. The company
 has begun rehearsing for the produc-
 tion.
 Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds, of Hart
 ford, and Miss Marion Lewis, of Brook
 lyn, are the festival guests of Mrs. w.. l P. Futile, of 362 Elm street. Miss Lew | is the niece of Mrs. Futile.
 Rev. Father Flannery, of Milford, who has been the guest of Rev. Father i Kennedy, returned to Milford Monday
 night.
 Mrs Miles. wife of Guyeman Miles,
 the well known baritone of New York, | is visiting James Gallagher and family
 of University place.
 MT. and Mrs James Keane, who have been spending a few days with MT, and
 Mrs. Charles Marvin, of Central avenue have returned to their home in East ! Hampton.
 1 Samuel A. York and Isaac Wolfe have
 removed their law offices from No. l67 Church street to rooms 607-S9 in the
 First National bank building, 42 Church street.
 Lord and Lady Kelvin left this city
 at 7:10 o'clock Monday night for New
 York. where they will spend the next few days in visiting the larger colleges about New York city, The distinguish ed scientist will leave for his home in
 Scotland on board the Lucania next Saturday.
 President and Mrs. Hadley gave their annual reception to the senior class and graduates last evening in the Art school from 9 until Il o'clock. Miss Stokes and Mrs w. K. Townsend as- sisted Mrs. HadIey in receiving. The following were the ushers: H S. Can by, P. G.; H. A. Perkins, P. C.; T. S. Woolsey. jr., For; G. Dent, 1902 S.. c. c. S. Gushing, 1902: H. s. Hooker, 1902; B. c. Rumsey, 1902; K, B. Schley 1902 S.; H. P. Rogers, 1902; H. M Coffreen, 1902 s.
 The condition of Mrs Henry Pardee, of Westville, who broke her shoulder some time ago, is reported as greatly improved.
 Clifford Wilmont, son of Edward Will mont, who spent his boyhood in West Haven. has been visiting MT. and Mrs. George Warner, of Washington ave nue, West Haven MT, Wilmont has been connected with mining in Mon- tana and Mexico. He is now visiting relatives in assachusetts but expects to return to West Haven the last of the week
 A joint installation of the officers of the several Catholic temperance socie- ties in Branford will take place at St. Mary's Music hall there tomorrow evening. The four societies whose off, cers are to be installed are the St Mary's T. A. B.. the Ladies' T. A. B.. the St. Mary's Cadets and the St Ce- celia League. Robert OConnell, of Highwood, will be the installing officer A dance will follow the routine busi- ness.
 Rev. MT and Mrs Gammack, of West Haven, spent Monday in Huntington with Rev. MT and Mrs. Everest.
 General Frederick Barton, who has been the agent of the Adams Express here for many years, has been assigned to duty in Boston, and his place. as announced yesterday will be filled by Victor s. Curtis, who several . years ago succeeded his father, John C. ' Curtis, as the Bridgeport agent of the General Frederick Barton . will assume an important position in the Boston office of the company. He has been on duty for the company in this city for many years, and is an off, Ger of great executive ability and val ued employe of the company. He is a prominent republican and was appoint ad by Governor Henry E. Harrison as member of his staff. he being commits sary general of subsistence which gives him the title by which he has been known for many years. During the of 1884 he was one of the prominent organizers of the party. He 1as many friends in this town who will regret to lose him from among us
 Mrs. A. M. Hammer, of Campbell lvenue, West Haven, who went to Co., umbia college, New York, last week to ake examination in massage and oste- 1pathy, passed and received her diplo- na She has taken an office in the Nal ey building with her husband. Her many West Haven friends wish her success in her new undertaking, AL 'eady she has treated several patients.
 Mrs. Neil Mitchell and daughters, Marjorie and Natalie, who have been he guests of MT. and Mrs. William Borden of Alden avenue. Westvllle lave returned to their home in Vest . port
 The Ladies' Aid society of the West Haven Methodist church will meet in he church parlors at 3 o'clock this af- ernoon. Howard Sherman, jr., has returned o New York after spending a few lays at the Three Films house. The Iessrs. Sherman, who have conducted hotel at Sherman, one cf the Thimble the past thirty years, contem- late the selling of their island proper y in the near future with a view of purchasing a summer hotel at some resort.
 At a meeting of the Yale Dramatic . ssociation Monday evening in Alumni S all the following officers were elected l or the coming year: President, F. Cor C ing, 1903, of Albany; vice president, E. d funson, 2d, 1904 of Wiliamsport, Pa: V