The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
and Other People knoVvn in This CIty
Local Social Events Here aad EIse-
where.

i.uNalu Dillon. VI Z3I Lombard street, Tor
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Julie
| /. Dillon, TO DIR. James A. Moore, ON Tues
| day, december 80, at st. Francis church
| Owing to the recent death il the bride
Sr0oms family the wedding will be rather
quiet.
Charles P. Casey, of 23S BIatchley avenue
employed by the Fair Haven and Westy'lle
Railroad company Oh its repair wagon, was
quite seriously hurt by falling from a ladder
at Mt Carmel yesterday. His left leg Is
said 10 be broken. He Is stationed at the
i VI adOW street barn.
Miss Lila NJ. baldwin, of 335 Sherman
avenue, is confined to her home, suffering
| with fever. Miss Baldwin is stenOgrapner
for II. II. Benedict, Of the Benedict Il Par
dee company. She has been i'll for about
/ one week.
Maud Mazeine, and little son. Of Bath
Beach, l.. l., are visiting Mrs. Daniells pa
| rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w Iliiam Mazeine, OF 81
| Ward street. Mr.. Daniel was formerly
electrician for the Fair Haven and West
willie Railroad company.
! Concerning Professor Bishops appoint
ment us consul at Genoa the New York
| Evening Post remarks: "A gratifying rec
| 1g4ltl9h OF the practical Yatut OF literary
fellers' is the appointment Of William Hen
| ~ Bishop, the novelist and author of books
On European life, to the American consulate
at Genoa. There is no doubt that he will
| make an excellent cDnSul-it only on the
theory u Il One-time consul at Liverpool,
| hawthorne, who AYERS that amy man OF i'm
agnation can maize success in affairs, If
| he will give himself the trouble"
| Henry Carney, who has been confined to
| the Emergency hospital i'll this city for the
last ten weeks us the result OF an accident
| III the NJ. |. L. company yard, Brantord, is
! Sl1Wly recovering.
Mrs. +. h. BIlIAerd and Miss Florence A.
Braincrd, Mrs. Roslyn {. Pratt and Miss
| Olive Pratt, Mrs. Walter Ii. SundergcId,
! Mrs. Frederick l.. Jackson, Mrs. l.. l.. Hunt,
| Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. John NOrrhanI,
Of Stony Creek, were visitors in this city
| Wednesday.
| one of the prettitst of the Yuetide dances
will be given by Miss irma Daley in Har-
| monte hail this evening To her adult class.
| The decorations will be holly and mistetOe.
! The young people will be i'll costume, Tn
/ masque, and us several unique German fig
ures will be introduced Il jolly time is eX
| pected.
| Attorney j. +. Donovan has been confined
to his home several days by an attack Of
throat trouble. He will he able to get out
| in day or two. Mr.. D0n0vans young son,
| jerome, is also i'll with Il light attack of
| fever, but the attending physician says the
| little fellow is on the road to complete re-
| cOvery.
Some informal dinners and a few lunches
| are being given this week i'll honor of Miss
| GaSkill, of Worcester, Mass, who has been
| the guest of Miss WEIGH, OF Chapel street,
and is now visiting Miss Bishop, of Church
street. luncheon for eight people will be
given in Miss GaSiiills honor to-day ut the
| Country club.
| Secretary henry C. Schneider, of this city,
of the state board Of barber commissioners,
! has nearly completed his ANIMAL report,
which will show that nearly 800 BARRIERS
| have been examined by the board during
! the last year.
Miss Margaret Granny is the guest of
Miss Leila Earl, Of Cottage street, tor few
weeks
Mrs. Murphy and brother, Mr.. Neatly, of
| Boston, niece and nephew of Thomas Cor
nelly whose funeral was held "Wednesday,
are registered at the T0tokett hotel, Bran
| ford for q few days.
An engagement just announced in Hart
| ford Is tnat of Professor Henry A. Perkins,
of Trinity college and Miss Olga Flinck of
| New York, who has visited ut Mrs. Charles
dudley Warmers and is known to many
| New Haven people.
Preparations are being made for the
! Christmas entertainment for the Sunday
school of the East Pearl street NJ. f. church
| that will be held in the church Christmas
night at q o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bolton. of Smith
street, West Haven, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bolton. George Bolton and Miss
Bolton Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. Bottoms
birthday.
Miss Loretta c. Cofey, who is attending
Il boarding school in Hartford, has arrived
holidays.
meet this evening with Miss Virginia KEEL
sey ut her home on Center street.
Mr. and Mrs L. o. Richards, of Elm
street, West Haven, who have been spend
ing few days in New York, returned nome
| yesterday.
Miss Mary Williams Montgomery was the
guest last Sunday Of Miss Alice Maynard i'll
| Stony Creek.
William Russell, of Washington avenue,
| West Haven, who has been i'll two weeks, is
| cunraleScent.
Miss Louise Harris of New Britain, is
spending a few days with friends in Stony
| Creek.
Mrs. J. C.. Barnes and Mrs. purkerton, of
BranfOrd, attended the funeral of Virgil
Rose of North Branford, Wednesday after
noon
DR.. Charles link, formerly Of Branford,
and now residing in WeStteld, Mass, in
company with DR.. Ladd of East Berlin, has
purchased the Highland house at Westiield.
The hotel has been closed four years. me
FneW proprietOrs propose to make some I'M
proyen%nts and open the place for SAM
tarium.
Mrs. Henry Lindley, of Brooklyn, spent
few hours on Wednesday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith, of Center
street. West Haven.
Mr., and Mrs. i. H. Jackson. of stony
Greek, were the guests Of friends In Dur
ham over Sunday.
| The Comedy Whist club OF west HaYen
will meet this evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carman at their home on State street, this
city.
The pulpit at thr Congregational church
in Stony Creek VIII DE occupied cdCn HuH-
day, during the absence of Rev. MIR. Blom-
field, by a brother of tho pastor, who Is
student in the Yale Divinity school. Ser
vices for the present will be neld in the Sun
day school room. .
The, Kalma thcnn club Of West Haven will
meet with Mrs. 5. J. Bryant this afternoon.
Papers will be read by Mrs. Reynolds on
Anne of Austria" and Miss Rose Gal
braith on "Writers In the Reign Of Louis
NV"
A very attractive sale was held last night
by the ladies' of st. James church, West
vile.
Mrs. H. S. Thompson, of Elm street, West
Haven, will entertain the Friday Afternoon
Whist club to-day.
Miss Ella Brainerd, of Durham, has re-
turned home from a pleasant visit to New
Haven.
John H. Morton, the Bradford druggist,
who has been i'll with tonsilitis for several
days is able again to be at his place of bus
mess His many friends will be glad to
learn of his recovery.
Patient-You mean to say that it Is
to you that 1 am wholly indebted for
my cure?