The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-30

President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale
and Professor Russell H. Chittenf II,
director of the Sheffield Scientific
school. are in New York where they
are attending the annual convention of
the Association of American Univer-
stiles which began yesterday in that
city and will continue for three days.
DIR. Hadley is president of the asso-
citation. He will respond to the toast
American Universities" at the annual
banuet tonight at Sherry's.
Clarence Bacon of this city is spend
ing a few days with his parents on
Newfield street.
Miss Clara Fleetwood, kindergarten
err of the Greeneville schools, is spend
ing the Christmas vacation at her home
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ives of Newark,
N. j., have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rowe Of $40 Whitney ave-
nue. several days.
George C. Stevens of Danbury,
who has been critically i'll for some
time with pneumonia, is improving en-
couragingly and he is now considered
out of danger. He is taking nourish-
ment regularly and is gaining in
| strength. Mr.. Stevens has many New
! Haven friends who will be glad to
hear of his improvement.
These appointments of local interest
have been made on the Consolidated
railroad of late: E. c. Curry, agent at
Beacon Falls; Walter Gaskill at Man
tic; S. E. Alguire at Leete's Island; t.
D. Shanahan at Oakville, and A. c.
Bradley at Wilton.
A delightful reunion of the Manville
family was held Christmas day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Man.
vile, in Lowe street, South NorWalk.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. Man
Vile the formers father from Seattle,
and mother from Port Chester; also
his brother H. 8. Manville, from
Scanton, Pa. H. L. Manville, the faith
err. is spending the winter with his SON
He is interested in a large mining COM
pany in Seattle, but is unable to work
this winter on account IF an injury tt
his shoulder.
Walter Camp secretary of the New
Haven Clock company, end la!es ath
letic advisor, has gone to Chicago OF
business connected with the clock com
pany. He will be absent about
week.
Mrs. Wells and family from New Ha
ven are spending the holidays VIII
Mrs Griffin in Old Lyme.
A straw-ride party which left New
Hvaen for Ansonia Saturday evening
was joined at Westville by Thoma
Wade, William Sirringhaus, jane
Dixon and John Callahan.
/ James Roche of New Haven is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
Roche of Old Lyme.
Professor William II. Brewer of Yal
university presided at the ninth din
ner of the Arctic club held Saturda
night at the Union League Square no
tel, New York city. There were larg
: number of explorers present, anon
them ex-Lieut.- Gov. James D. DeWe
| of this city.
A most enjoyable family gatherin
for young and old alike was he'll
= Thursday at the home of Deputy Shel
, if and Mrs. John w. Sculley in Sout
r Norwalk. The guests included Mr.. an
Mrs. Sculley, Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
Tammany, Miss Marguerite Tamman!
Z Joseph Tammany, Jr., Mr.. and MT
e William F. Tammany, Mrs. John Har
S lon of New Haven, Miss Annie Down
May, Joseph and Willie Hanlon of Ne
2 Haven.
V Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bradley of Allir
- street, West Haven, are receiving COZ
n gratulations upon the arrival of a
q eight-pound boy, born Sunday morn
/, ing, Both mother and baby are doir
d nicely.
= This evening a dance will be held
n Chamberlain hall in the Malley bull'
ing. to which many West Havene
', have been invited. The commits
+ which is arranging for the affair
= composed of John Stevenson, John M
&c Clellan and William Clark. Music f
v the dancing will be furnished by
y pianist and most enjoyable time
q anticipated.
L. Glouskin the Chapel street jeWe
o err who is i'll at the hospital with rhe
. matism. is reported to be in an impro
ing condition, and indications are tn
he will be discharged in about wet
as cured. This will no doubt as gil
news to the large circle of Mr.. Glou
10 kin's friends.
~ On New Years night the Liederkra
l. Singing society will hold a social
~ Gerrnania hall. Several out-of-toy
- societies are expected.
'I' bicfo J11lA mot VpSte
- day afternoon with Mrs. Louis Lam
- son at her home on Washington aV
~ nue., West Haven.
~ Following it's usual holiday custo
% the Social circle Of Naomi Rebek
~ lodge No. /, l. o. o. F., will have
- Christmas tree entertainment this
~ ternoon and evening in Odd Fellow
~ hall on Crown street. Members are
80 yited to attend both the afternoon a
w evening entertainments, and also brl
% their friends and families. The col
o. mittee in charge promises all who
."' tend pleasant time.
~ The New Haven Dental club will
~ entertained this evening by DR. Bark
80 of Wallingford. r. A. Mcdonnell,
al D., will read paper on skin diseas
which will be discussed by differe
III members of the club.
ny DR.. II. G. Wells, assistant profess
ne at Chicago university, has left for
es duties in Chicago. He was called e;
'lu a week ago by the death of his moth
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