The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
KTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other Poopie known in This City
 Local Social Events Hero and Else.
 where.
 Miss Mabel Rebecca Watterson of
 Toronto, Canada, has been the guest
 during Easter vacation, of MT. and
 Mrs F. w. Watterson, at Hotel St
 Denis, New York city. Miss Watterson
 is now their guest in New Haven
 where she will remain a week or two.
 Mrs. Appleby an English lady who
 has been making tour of many of the
 leading schools in the country giving
 instruction in English hockey playing,
 is directing a class of twenty or thirty
 in this city, the instruction being given
 at the Anderson gymnasium and upon
 from Whitney avenue. The open air exercises are witnessed daily by
 throngs of our society people interested in this fascinating pastime. Mrs. Ap-
 pleby will leave this city in day or
 two to give a course of instruction in the sport at the famous Sargent school
 In Boston. One of the pupils of Mrs.
 Appleby in this city is Miss Anna Jud-
 son, daughter of our townsman, John B. Judson, the Chapel street merchant
 Miss Judson is taking the course un- der Mrs. Appleby in order to add in- gtCI1ptiOn in thiS f. n he ath Ha partment of the National Cathedral school in Washington, D. C., of which she has been at the head for over a year past.
 James J. Heslin, one of the most pop ular youn men of the city, has been appointed manager of the Waldorf Shoe company. He has the good will of his many friends in his new undertaking.
 General and Mrs. H. $. Peck of West Chapel street entertained few friends at whist last evening in honor of Mrs. Peck's sister Mrs William Golden of Stamford, who is her guest, and of Mrs (Judge) Gooding and her niece, Miss Gertrude Gooding, who are guests of the formers brother and sister, Will liam S. Babcock and Miss Babcock of 11S Putnam street. Mrs. Gooding and her niece will remain in New Haven until June.
 Frederick Dodd of Yale has been vis- iting at the Episcopal rectory in Bethel, the guest of his friends, Charles Nor rall who was a classmate at Cheshire. MI. Dodd is canvassing in the interest of the 'Booklovers' Library" and has met with good success in town.
 John German of Whalley avenue has accepted position as floor walker with the Gamble-Desmond company MT German last summer built a large ho- tel at Savin Rock near his bath houses
 Dr. and Mrs. Augustin A. Crane of Waterbury left New York Monday af- ternoon by boat for Havana, where they will spend a vacation of two weeks. pr. E. w. Goodenough will take charge of Dr. Cranes practice during his absence. Dr. Crane is the son of Dr. Robert Crane, for many years a residence of Orange strect
 Mrs. F. B. Walker of 162 York st 'ect is arranging to give a charity dance at the Pequot club house on Tuesday | evening" April 8, the object being a young girl who shows symptoms of | consumption, which her physician says will pield to a residence among the | mountains further north. Mrs Walker | Is the recently appointed state presi- dent of the Tribune Sunshine society, and this is in line with the excellent | charity with which she is prominently identified.
 G. Frank Goodale has engaged liar old Wheatley and Louis Robotham for the Center Congregational quartette, Meriden, and it is likely Miss Bertha Hobson and Mrs. Frank $. Miner will be engaged before long. Mrs. Miner is the wife of Frank Miner of the New Haven firm of Bryan, Miner X Garrett, and they are now residing in Meriden.
 Mrs. Henry $. Higby of Dwight street entertained Miss Webster's lit erary class on Monday afternoon, There was a large attendance of the members, and all were much interested in this drawing room takers theme and exposition of it which was Ameri- can Poets Mrs. Watson of 92 Dwight street will entertain the club at it's next meeting.
 The Middletown postoffice clerks have elected the following officers: President, E. D. Buck: vice president, q. A. LeOndrQi secretary dIlu IFedS- urer A. l.. Clark. G. A. Leonard was elected delegate to the state convention to be held in New Haven on Memorial day and he has been instructed to in vite the state association to meet in next year. Mrs. Charles I. Shepard of 351 Crown street entertained her whist club yes- terday afternoon of sixteen members. Miss Helen Twiss of Bethel is visiting In this city and is a guest at the home of the Rev. pr. F. A. M. Brown,
 Miss Daisy Sherman of Buffalo, N. ] r., is the guest of Mrs. Wilbur Allen Peck of 345 Elm street
 C. Myron Latimer is spending his aster vacation from Yale university with his sister, Mrs. Alfred B. Fish, in { Miss Anna c. Latiner of he Hillhouse high school also spent her f Easter vacation with her sister in New ngton. II During the last few days Professor Charles W. Mayser, instructor in ath- T cities at Willston academy in East hampton, Mass, has been in this city T ,isitnig MT. Mayser was formerly : vith the Yale gymnasium and is a firSc T