The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-12-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IFEaSoFIYTEREST CONCERNING
 NEV HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In PhIs CIty
 -LoeaI social Events Here anI EIse
 where.
 The Yale divinity school is preparing to give a hearty welcome to Rev. Dr. Charles F. Daniels Of the American Missionary board. who will arrive here tomorrow and will remain for several days. He will reside in the Yale divin- ity school dOrmitories while here and will address the students and talk with them informally relative to the idea of volunteering fog work in foreign fields. He will speak before the students on Thursday evening and will also address the Friday noon service in Battell chapel.
 On Saturday afternoon about twenty young people rendered a birthday party to Miss Helen NJ. Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perley Cameron of 31 Lamberton street. it being her fifth birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for twenty-five persons. Elegant pres ents were given to Miss Helen, speeches MClG Ale1t&G anu 1tadIlJ Gt1liACo AAA to the enjoyment of the young people.
 N. s. Platt of this city will go to Nor wich to-day to take charge of the fruit display of the Connecticut Agricultural society at the meeting of the State Agricultural society. The display will include fifty varieties of fine apples.
 Arrangements are completed for a most enjoyable dance to be given this evening in the new Harugari hall at Church and George streets by Liberty circle, No. g, Brotherhood of the union. The committee in charge of the event has completed its arrangements. The affair will be in charge of the following: D. McCabe, chairman: G. Russell, A. Davy, J. Ganley, and M. Ryan.
 This evening Mrs. William w. Kelsey will give parlor talk on ''Tangier" at the home of Mrs. Eugene Bole at 211 Ferry street, corner of Pine street.
 By invitation of Professor and Mrs. WilIiston Walker of the Yale Divinity school the members of that department of the university met Mrs. Abby Shell Burnell at the Walker residence, 2S1 Ed wards street. last evening. Mrs. Bur nell has been missionary in India for { '. Hindu costume last night She made an address on the social customs of that land.
 < United States Consul and Mrs Charles B. Turner will come home to make their annual Christmas visit interesting to their friends in Waterbury, their for rner home, and in New Haven where Mr. Turner's sister, Mrs. George A. filling, lives on Chapel street, and where the Turner's have hosts of ac- quaintances.
 Albert s. Chamberlain, district depu- ty grand exalted ruler, B. P. O. E., for Connecticut, will visit Meriden lodge, Thursday night to make his annual in- < spection of the lodge. He will inspect New Haven lodge Thursday, December IS, and Bridgeport lodge the following evening.
 In Warner hall last night the third annual dance Of the Junior Twentieth Century club was held.
 The sale of seats for the Dorscht lodge concert opened at the Hyperion yesterday morning. The programme for the concert December IA is replete with numbers that will appeal to all and the
 
 Miss Hattie Scholder the marvellous young piano virtuoso. who will render translations from the leading composers on the Steinertone. Tickets are now for sale by the members. or they can be obtained at the Hyperion box office.
 Judge Joseph Sheldon who went to washington yesterday to attend the an- nual meeting os the Red Cross society. s He has been a member of the society since it's founding in 1883, and Miss Clara Barton, name synonymous with 4 the Red Cross in America, is an inti- mate friend Of the Sheldon family, al- ways making their house her stopping place when visiting New Haven. One of the important features of the meet ing will be Miss Barton's report of her visit the last summer to St. Petersburg at the convention of the Red Cross so- ciety, at which forty-one nations were represented.
 Mrs. George Somers of Savin avenue is visiting 'in New York. { James Greene has accepted position with Donald G. Mitchell. MT. Greene will occupy the position made vacant by the resignation of Michael Mullen. Hawthorne club will meet this after noon at tle home of Mrs. James Arm sted on Main street, West Haven. < The Delta Epsilon Phi club will meet : with Miss Mae Kelly on Elm street, : West Haven. this evening.
 Tomorrow evening in Masonic hall Ethel chapter, O. E. S., will give an en- tertainment and dance.
 Miss Leah Saner of Unionville is the