The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEIe EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else.
 where.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Clara
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles w
 Wood of Rockville, and Charles Henry
 DeForest of Norwich, a student at the
 Yale law school, takes place March 2
 a Rockville.
 A number of New Haven guests at
 tended Wednesday, the wedding of Miss
 Emma Heiena Gilbert, daughter of pr
 H. Gilber, of Chester, and John Belder
 Stevens of Brooklyn, N. r., at the Con-
 gregational church in Chester The fu'
 ture home of the couple will be at 52S
 Fifty-ninth street, Brooklyn, N. r.,
 where they will be at home after May 15. The groom formerly resided in Hartford, where he was in the employ of the Hartford Cycle Works He is now a travelling salesman for the Gar vim Machine company of Brooklyn, N. Y. The bride has been residing in Hartford for several years past
 Mayor John P. Studley yesterday re ceived from Senator o. H. Platt pie ture of the senator. It is a very good likeness.
 The music committee of Calvary Bap- tist church has engaged as the tenor for the coming year Horace l.. Smith, now singing at Humphrey street.
 A very pleasant birthday surprise was rendered Mrs. D. c. Day of POP Newhall street on Tuesday evening. Af- ter spending the fore part of the even ing in programme of vocal and in- strumental music, of which Mr. Day S mandolin solo and Miss Clara Booth's s whistling were especially appreciated, the party partook of bountiful spread and voted their hostess and her family many years of happiness. Mrs. Day received many useful presents The following were present. MT. and Mrs. D. c. Day, MT. and Mrs. Botter, MT. and Mrs Balone MT. and Mrs. Peck, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson, Mir and Mrs. Wirsley, MT. and Mrs Shuttle worth, MT. and Mrs and Miss Nash, Charles Morris, MT. and Mrs. Arthur, Mir. and Mrs. Maltby and niece, MT and Mrs. S. S. Farmer, MT. and Mrs. Bill, Mir. and Mrs, Hattie Bates, MT and Mrs. Thomas Northrop, Miss Clara Day, Miss Clara Booth, MT. Cunning ham, Miss Isabel Bristol, Lewis Day Malvin Bates, Mrs. Malvin Staples, Ar ,thur Umbreit, Miss Gertrude Day, Cal win Eaton, Miss Hazel Day, MT Rogers.
 The wedding of Miss Mary Costello and John Began, well known mer- chant of this city, will be solemnized the 16th of April at St. Patrick's church. The bride is a well known popular teacher. Father Costello and Dr. F. F. Costello of St. Mary's hospital staff, Brooklyn. are brothers of the bride elect. Father Doilard of Mt. Carmel is an uncle of the bride.
 David Bispham, who has been ill in New York for a week with influenza has sufficiently recovered to be out in closed carriage. He will not be able to fill his engagements for several days at least. Signor Campanari has taken some of his concerts in consequence. | MT. Bispham is brother of Rev. MT. | Bispham, formerly of Trinity church, | this city. He is well known here, hay ing sung in several concerts.
 The committee in charge of the work | of gathering the statistics of the senior | class of the Yale law school has finish ] ed it's work and the following is the re- port: Most popular Gibson; most prom | inent. Lark: most conceited, Slade; | handsomest, White; prettiest, Ellsbree; brightest, Lark; wittiest, Leary; great i est dig. Kelly; most versatile, Lamon- | tague: greatest fusser, Andrews; meek est. Teller and Meyer: biggest sport, Marshall; most eccentric, Pettis lag fest. Hurley; groucfiest, Kelly; most likely to succeed, Pulley; biggest grind, A Abercrombie; jolliest, F. Bacon; best dressed, Andrews; biggest buffer, James Sullivan.
 The T. c. A. c. club met with Miss Margaret Huzzy of 21S Pine street evening. The club includes some of the most talented workers with the needle among the young ladies of Fair Haven, and some very handsome md artistic fancy work and embroid- ,ry are worked by the members at their enten meetings. After the sewing was aid aside the party enjoyed pro- ,ramme of music, chief among the vo- alists being Miss Russell who sang To-Day" A light collation. of ice ream and cake was served by the hos ess Among those present were the Misses McGuinness, N. Moakley, K. Ioakley, Muldoon, Fryer, Holland, Tan ey Russell, Bolan, Katherine and Huzzy