The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 HEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People known fn This Gity s-Loenl Social Events Here aad EIas- where.
 The Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, secretary of the United States treasury. arrived in this city from Boston at l o'clock yesterday afternoon and was met at the Union station by Chairman T. H. Mac donald of the republican town commit tee, and Postmaster James 4. Howarth. The secretary was driven to the New Haven House where he had lunch with his private secretary, MT. Van Buren. After lunch Secretary Shaw, who ad dressed 9 mass meeting at the lily perion theater last evening. was taken for a drive about the city as the guest of Congressman N. D. Sperry. The secretary dined at the New Ha- ven House at 6:90 o'clock last evening. Those who had lunch with him were United States Senator O. H. Platt, Congressman Sperry, Postmaster How arth, F. A. Betts and Mayor Studley. Mrs Bridget Mcclure. mother of John Mcclure of T Barnett street, who has been very ill. is to-day reported as decidedly more comfortable.
 Adam Ziegler and party of friends are to-day attending the Danbury fair. MT. Handy of Diamond street is re- painting tn recently remodeled house of William Rodgers on Barnett street. Mrs. Frederick Haur of West Chapel street, who has been visiting in Wor- cester, Mass, for the past ten days, re- turns tonight.
 Miss Abbie La Place of Essex is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. William w. Winne of Whalley avenue. Miss La Place is a delegate to the w. C. T. U. convention here.
 Tn Bridgeport last night George M. Flames was elected president of the Algonquin club.
 The annual meeting of the societies in New Haven county connected with the New Haven branch of the w. B. M will be held in the First Congregational church, West Haven, on Friday, Octo- Der 10; morning session 10 o'clock, Mrs. George H. Hubbard of Foochow China, will deliver the address in the morning and in the afternoon Mrs. sibley of Wal, India. Afternoon session com mencing at 1:45. Mrs. Dickerman of New Haven will have the book LUX Christi' for sale. This book will be the one the Ladies Missionary society will study this winter. The course last year was very interesting, and many able ffa winter this undenominat tional society of la- dies. The meetings will commence later in the month, and no doubt will be largely attended.
 boy and a girl, commonly called twins, arrived yesterday morning in the family of MT. and Mrs. Charles R, Nicklas, no Sherman avenue. MT Nfcklas is president of the Weibel Brewing company and is receiving the hearty congratulations of the many employees and friends.
 David H. Baldwin of 6S1 Orange street who went to California last fall, has taken a position on the Los Angeles Times MT. Baldwin's father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Henry Bald- win, intend spending the winter ir California with him.
 William Eberhadt and daughter Lii Han of 8S Park street are spending two weeks in Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. I.ottie Fowler. who has beer spending few days with her grandson Raymond Garlick of Whalley avenue who is confined to New York hospital returnd to her home on Whalley ave nue yesterday MT. Garlick is regu lar in the navy and during the maneu vres recently held near New Londor caught a severe cold. After being thoroughly saturated with water trying to land he was exposed to the wind fol two hours. Rheumatism developed from which he is now painfully suffer ing. Mrs. Fowler brings word that h' is improving rapidly and hopes to b' about again in 8 few weeks.
 Mrs. Arthur Kiernan and son are wis iting Mrs. Kiernan's parents in Names sen. Pa. They will be absent for two months.
 Carl Diehl of Bridgeport has man, friends in this city and they will n' doubt be pleased to learn that he hal taken charge oG the music and German departments of Miss Baird's Institut for Young Ladies at Norwalk. MT Diehl has accomplished many thing since he made the Nutmeg State hi home He is musical director of tn Arion singing section of this city, or ganist of St. Johns church of ridgeport and instructor of German in the Court land school of that place. He is als director of several other German sing ing societies He has recently compose' a prize song for the altimore Saenger fest. to compete for the Kaiser's prize It will be sung by a Baltimore singing society.
 MT: and Mrs. Frank Shell, who ar occupying the Tyler cottage at tn west shore, will not return to town un til the 1st of November.
 Irwin T. Morton of Branford is re ported as doing as well as can be eX pected and his ultimate recovery is con fi1ently expected.
 Miss Annie Cowles of Southingtor who is teacher in a Montowese schoo is home on a vacation. The school wa closed on account of the presence G scarlet fever.
 The Twilight club of West Have will meet on Friday evening with Mis Marjorie Dill, at her home on Thomp s.tra