The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF YNTEEh3T CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City
 Local Social Events Hero and Else"
 where.
 Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trow-
 bridge are in New York for few days,
 staying at the Waldorf Astoria.
 Edward Hendee, Jr., has been en-
 gagged as tenor of the first quartette at
 the Church of the Redeemer for the
 year beginning the first of May.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Mitchell of Whal- ley avenue had as guests over Sun
 day Jack Mitchell of New York, a member of the famous crack Seventy first regiment. Mr. Mitchell is at pres ent practicing law in New Britain
 Mrs. Gillon of Pittsfleld, a former res ident of West Haven is visiting MT. and Mrs Palmer of Smith street in the borough.
 Dr. Simon Flexmer. professor of pathology of the University of Penn sylvania, will deliver a lecture in Room Al Osborn hall on Tuesday evening, March IS, before the Yale Medical
 
 "Bubonic Plague.' Dr. Flexmer while in New Haven will be the guest of Dr. Henry L. Swain of York street at whose residence a reception will be held after the lecture in Osborn hall.
 Alphonso Gosch, formerly of Cedar Hill, this city, but now of Bridgeport, who has been taking a six months course in the Brew school of New York city, has returned to his home after having received diploma for his mer itorious work while at the school.
 George H. Bishop, president of the Peck & Bishop Co.,, was when last heard from at Cairo, Egypt. MT. Bishop left New Haven on October 21, 1901, for foreign trip, expecting to be absent about three months. He has extended the scope of his travels until he has "done" Europe pretty thor oughly. and has now gone into Africa. He is expected home about the middle Of April.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Whiting os Church street, West Haven, have gone to Mantle to attend the funeral of MT. Writings father.
 Robert William Hall, instructor of biology in the Sheffield Scientific | school, will leave the university at 1 the close of the present school year. ] He has accepted an offer of professor | in charge of the department of biology 1 at Lehigh university. He has been in structor in this subject at Yale for three years. Dr. Hall was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school in the class of '95. He was q scholarship +; 1I,.a n | and is one of the most popuiac of the younger members of the Yale faculty.
 The condition of E. F. McGregor, the Yale divinity school student who is at the hospital suffering from appendicitis, was quite comforts able yesterday and it was stated at the hospital that it had not yet been definitely decided whether it would be necessary to perform an operation or not.
 Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee entertained Miss Webster's literary class on Mon- day afternoon at the large Blakeslee residence, corner of Dwight and George streets. Miss Webster had completed one course of talks to this club, but so much benefit and entertainment did the members feel that they received from these fortnightly talks that they invited this drawing room talker to the course still longer.
 Franklin Johnston. manager of the Yale Dramatic association, has been engaged to conduct the rehearsals of 1 the Barnard college girls of New York 1 city, in "Everybody's Friend" to be ] presented In April. Last year Mi. Johnston staged "A Scrap of Paper" which was presented in admirable style by the Barnard girls. Yale'e dramatic eader Is also rehearsing "The Tenn oest'' at Rosemary hall, Greenwich, ' and Captain Rockett' which is to be given next month by New Haven dramatic club The work of the Yale Dramatic association is progressing ,ery satisfactorily under his 'eader- ! ;hip, and the plays to be presented will !. ,e perfectly handled. Mrs. A. P. Wilbur of 25 Barnett treet, Westville, has as her guests fer mother. Mrs. John L. EImendorf f Hawley, N. Y, and her sister, Mrs : William Wyness of Leadville, Col. A son was born Saturday to Mir. and frs. Frank Burnham of Clinton v Miss Ida Simms has returned to her o ome in this city from a Vist with Miss - 1arie Hart of Stamford. Miss Lucille Kelsey of Clinton, who T, as been passing the past week with <, CT parents, has returned to Boston to I - esume her studies in music - MT and Mrs. Charles Sanford of | ., ,oxbury spent a few days in this city - ist week. Little Miss Charlotte San 1 .
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