The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
PERSON AL PARAGRAPHS.
l1E1rS OF INTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HATEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Hero and E1se- where.

Lieutenant Leonard BostWick ha
 been appointed a member of Majo
 Clark's staff to succeed the late Cap
 tain James M. Townsend. MT. Bost
 wick will have the rank of captain an
 will act as paymaster. He is one of tn
 most popular members of this famou
 organization. A. l.. Mattoon was ap
 pointed sergeant major lieutenant t
 succeed Captain Smith Weed
 Pemberton German of New York cit
 was yesterday announced as the win
 her of the Yale Literary Magazin
 medal which Is awarded annually fo
 the best thesis written by an under
 graduate. His essay is entitled, ''Th
 Prose of Heinrich Heine. The meda
 is valued at $100. The essay will ap
 pear in the current number of the Yal Literary Magazine. Berman is a mem
 Der of the junior class of the aCademi
 department.
 Miss Jeanette F. Studley, who is il charge of the reading room at the fre' public library, will be the guest ove
 Sunday of Judge Gager and family il Derby. Miss Studley, who is a siste of Mayor Studley, was a teacher ii the Winchester district for fifteer years, taking a position at the library about three years ago, where she has made a great many friends among its patrons.
 John $. Fowler, assistant clerk oi the superior court, is suffering from sprained hand and wrist, caused by fall from an electric car Thursday MT. Fowler attempted to alight from the car when it was in motion and was thrown to the ground.
 The Hardware club gave their month 1y dinner Thursday evening at the Hof Brau house Covers were laid for twenty-fiv the tables being set in the banquet room.
 Mrs. Charles B. Warner of Westvile, who has been ill for some time with in hammatory rheumatism, is improving.
 Patrolman Joseph Bellman, attached to the Dixwell avenue station, who was taken to Grace hospital Thursday af- ternoon suffering acutely form a collie caused by the passage of stone from the kidneys, is recovering satisfactor- ily and will be able to resume his du- ties within few days.
 Miss Nellie M. Lewis of Akron, N. Y., has been appointed to the position formerly held by Miss May Ingham in Union school, Westville. Miss Ingham has been obliged to resign on account of i'll health
 F. S Eastman of Yale, who has been ill with typhoid fever at the college in- firmary on Prospect Hill, is improv- ing. His fever has left him and he will be able to leave the infirmary in few days, MT. Eastman is a prominent member of the Yale Gun club. This is the only case of typhoid at the in 1irmary at present. Messrs. Kelly and Smith, the other Yale students who were attacked with typhoid, while here, went to their homes. Both are better. The illnesses of Messrs. Stone and Mann of Yale were not typsoid as at first feared. There is not a serious case of typhoid at present in the uni versity. The general health of the un- dergraduates was never better than at present.
 Mrs. S. A. Gladwin and Miss Eva J. Glaessner have gone to New York to attend the wedding of Miss Lulu B. Ludlow relative. Miss Ludlow will be united in marriage to Harry Earle Tulper this evening. The wedding will take place at 435 West One Hundred and Twenty-third street. The parlors have been handsomely decorated and many guests will attend. Mrs. Gladwin will render Mendelssohns wedding Miss Eleanor c. Glaessner, the little eight-year-old niece of Mrs. GladWin, will be the ''flower girl" Miss Eva J. Glaessner, who is a most &C., vioinist, will by special re- quest, render some new selections.
 G. Elmer Goodwin of 451 George street will give a musicale on Wednesday evening, January 15, in honor of A. H. Durham. Invitations to the number of seventy-fve have been issued to friends 1f the host and honor guest of the oc- ,asion. MT. Goodwin is a fine tenor singer and in addition to his own con- .ributions of the programme of the evening, there will be other musicians if well known reputation, among them Mrs s. s. Thompson and Miss M Louise Gallagher of this city, and Mrs 1ettie Bradley Kelly of Hartford 9th ITS will also assist. the lits not quite definitely made up at present. County Commissioner Edward Foote | Thompson entertained four bosom nds-Commissioners Jacob D. Wal l CT, and Charles Brewer Prentiss w. | 1hase and County Treasurer Jacobs | t dinner at the Union league yester- l lay in celebration of the anniversary l f his birth. Mir Thompson received l he congratulations of his many &C., uaintances at the office yesterday | lorning and stated that the strength | f the republican party and the cen us of the Thompson family had in- reased satisfactorily and with becom- lg dignity on thc tenth day of Janu- ry, B44.
 G. B. Bunnell manager of the Grand | pera house, has adopted novel idea lr the patrons of the house He has ecured a number of opera glasses, 'hich he has a man go through the and distribute. i pr. E. c. Ross the veterinary sur ! con, returned to this city Thursday fter a three weeks shooting trip in ireinia. He is in excellent health and eports successful hunting.
 General and Mrs. H. $. Peck enter tined their evening whist club Thurs 3y night at their delightful home, 1909 hapel street. The large entrance hall as handsomely decorated with palms nd potten plants from their ewn con ,rVatory, while vases of cut flowers | ere on the tables in the drawing