The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY STCONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Local Social Events Here and EIse- where. Miss Jennie Schwille of 63 Orchard street, who has been spending her va cation in the northern part of the state, returned home Saturday. During her absence she visited many places of note and returns to her duties much bene- fited by her stay in the country. Miss SchWille has many friends in this city.
 William E. Barnett and family of 253 St. Roman street have returned from Shelton.
 Mr. and Mrs George L. Dickerman of 32O Temple street, who have passed very delightful summer at Seal Harbor, Me, have returned home.
 Mrs Alfred Edmonson and daughter were still in their cottage at COsey 5 each last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Fenn have talk Ii the house upon the corner of Whit hey avenue and Bradley street, and as soon as the alterations are finished, will occupy it.
 Edwin Smith residing coner of Beacon avenue and Main streets, who was talk en i'll eight weeks with typhoid fever, Is not yet able to be out Of doors.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert have taken the Griffin house on Trumbull street and came in from Pine Orchard the latter part of last week.
 Fred Merrels of Pearl street has re- signed his position with the Malleable Iron Works of Naugatuck and has en- tered the Yale Law school.
 Visiting Mrs. E. R. Vail at the old Fellows place, corner of Whitney ave- nue and Humphrey street, are Captain and Mrs. J. Davenport Wheeler of Par is, France, who intend remaining in America until the latter part of Novem- Der. Mrs. Wheeler is a sister of Mrs. Vail.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Marguerite Burckbuchler, damgh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Burckbuchler to Julius Molter. Miss Burckbuchler and MT Molter have large circle of friends and acquaintances. MT. Molter served in the late war with Spain on board the U. s. s. Iowa, under Fighting Bob" Captain Evans, now rear admiral.
 E. H. Lowell, Jr., former resident of this city, has moved 10 Boston, where he has accepted position with the large wholesale firm Of Somins, Hatch & Whitten, dealers in gents furnish ings.
 Charles l.. Bartholomew of Bridge port, while walking on a steel rail at the west end of the Union station Sat urday evening, slipped and fell to the ground in such way that his left ankle was sprained. He was unable to walk for some little time, but finally made his way to the 9:15 train and went home.
 pr. and Mrs. w. H. Sanford of Ed wards street are entertaining F. w. Merritt and wife of New Rochelle.
 Homer Gulliver, who is still i'll at his. 5 home on Harrison street, is much inn praved. The hemorrhage of the mouth from which he was suffering has en- tirely stopped.
 e The managers of the New Haven Dispensary and the Medical Faculty of Yale University have extended invita- tions for the opening of the new Clini- cal building at the corner of Congress avenue and Cedar street to-day, from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m and from to 10 p. m. The ladies committee is as follows: Mrs. Max Adler Miss Ethel Carmalt, Mrs. Thomas Hooker. Mrs. Edwin s. Lines, Mrs Charles A. Lindsley Mrs, Herbert F. Smith and Mrs. Henry L., Swain.
 Miss Helen Hall of Hillhouse avenues has been spending few days at Farm, ington, and is expected home to-mor-, row
 Mrs, John Hunter is reported as be- ing quite i'll at her home on Whalley avenue suffering from malarial fever
 Professor and Mrs. William F. Black man who were residents here during ! the past year, are now at Miami, Fla, where they will remain for the winter.
 Miss Eugenia Gold of Westville, who has been suffering from stomach trou- ble, is now attacked with typhoid fever.
 A Milford party. including MT. and @ Mrs. W. c. Chase, MT. and Mrs Batch j elder, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Baldwin and R. $. Baldwin left Saturday morning for Washington, D. C., where they are to attend the national G. A. R. encamp- ment. To-day it is expected that Willis $. Oyiatt, Albert c. Tibbals and Caleb Smith will start for Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis L. Miller and family leave tomorrow for Moosehead Lake, Me-, for short visit
 Arnold Baumguertel of 210 Forbes avenue has left this city for California. He will make his home at Los Angeles. The young man, who is plumber by trade, has the well wishes of host of friends. ".' }.
 Latest news from Professor and Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley is that they are now at Vienna, Austria, and en- toying the best of health
 W. S. Lucey, for several years yardmaster at the Water street freight Y yards of the Consolidated, is acting general yardmaster until permanent appointment has been made. MT. Lucey succeeds H. c. Kentfield, de- ceased.
 Miss Ethel Prentice of New York is the guest of Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice for week.
 Miss Eunice w. Parish, daughter of Fire Commissioner James H. Parish, left Saturday for Pennington where