The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City
Local Social Events Here snd Rise
where.
Many friends of Miss Blanche Hammond
Of this city will be pleasantly surprised at
announcement of her marriage to Paul T..
Ives of East River last Saturday in Wal
lngford. The ceremony was performed by
REV. Fred. Hammond, pastor OF the Meth
odlSt church. only the brother of Mr.. Ives
and the sister of Miss Hammond being
present. Immediately after the ceremony
the happy pair journeyed northward for a
week. soj0urn. They will return to a home
all ready for them at East River and will
be at home to friends after December q.
MI Ives is eldest son of {. Z. Ives OF this
city. The bride is sister Of DR.. Ham
mOnd of College street and a graduate of
Normal school in 1900 and has been teach
ing in BranfOrd since her graduation.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Squier of Day
ton, o., are the guests of friends on Dwight
street, this city.
Kelvin keegan of this city Is the guest
of relatives in New Britain.
Miss Gertrude McWiiams of New Ro-
chelle, n. Y, is spending two weeks with
relatives ON Pearl street.
Miss Margaret Hills Of Providence, r. l.,
has returned to her home after having
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with friends
on Geor-e street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarke and daugh-
ter, Mabel, have returned to Hartford af-
ter a visit of several days with relatives on
Park street. this city.
DR.. John F. Barnett, who is attending
Albert N. DOmkee of West Haven. who
has been i'll for some weeks with typhoid
fever, reported that he was a trihe mote
comfortable yesterday, though the imprOl G.
ment is very slight. DR.. Barnett stated
that the patient had passed better night
than the night before, but that he is still
very low.
Judge Cleaveland of the probate court
and Attorney Ely went to Sprlngside Home
yesterday to have q further hearing III the
case of Henry PlOtt, the insane man. who
created such scene in the court room a
few days ago. Platt is ow locked in a
cell in the Springside Home There will be
further hearing in the case soon.
! j. u. Mcdonald of Boston, the new man.
9ager of the Postal Telegraph in this city,
has arrived and taken charge of the local
office. The office will be removed to Orange
street as soon as its new quarters can be
put into shape for the reception of the
office business.
| Ford, who has been confined to her home by
| illness for the past two weeks, Is much i'm
| proved in health, but not yet able to so
out.
Mrs. ]. B. Lord and daughter, Miss Rita,
! from West Haven, were the guests of the
Misses Bushnell in Clinton over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Allen Hull Of 90 Park street
will hold an exhibition Of embroideries and
drawn work at her home on December 5
and 1. These are annual affairs of Mrs.
| HulPs, and are very well attended, many
| of her examples Of fine embroidery being
as beautiful in their shading and color work
| as fine picture.
The guild Of the Holy Advent church will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Rich
ard Hull in Clinton.
Thomas +. Carrigan of Springside ave
nue., who has been seriously i'll for the past
two weeks, is reported as improving from
his illness rapidly.
Arthur G.. Mayo former resident of
this city, who went to California a year
| ago in the hope of benefting his health,
| paid short visit to this city last week.
He has entirely recovered from an illness
that at one time threatened his life Mr..
Mayos parents reside in Springfield, Mass.
! He win sojourn a few weeks with them
and then return to California, where he
has established a successful business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bostwick of, Torring
ton are the guests of Superintendent and
Mrs. David c. Munson at their home on
Central avenue, West Haven.
| During the month of December the classes
in civil government at Yale hall, under the
direction Of George L. Fox, will study crit
| ically the presidents address and the city
estimates for the coming year, in addition
to their regular text work. During the
month of January the class will discuss and
otuuS luS lueSSuSt VI LlC SOfCIHOI. Ic
class is growing in numbers and is open
| to the public.
Miss Laura Miller Of Clinton is the guest
| of Miss Bertha Howard at, Mantle.
| Mrs. Thomas Crouch and daughter, Mar
| inry of Stamford, were the guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Harrington
| of Hopson avenue.
Edward A. Street, who resigned the posi-
| tion of business manager and treasurer Of
| the Evening Leader, has accepted the posi-
ton of managing editor of the Palladium.
Miss Winnefred Kelsey of Clinton, who
has been passing her Thanksgiving vacation
at her home, returned Saturday to New
| ton Mass.
| No appointment has been made of chief
clerk to succeed e. L. Pollock in the pur-
chasing agents office of the Consolidated
railroad in this city. Mr.. Pollock was re-
Gently placed in the chair of the acting
Mrs. Milo d. Booth of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her father, Captain D. A. Stan
nard. in Clinton.
Mrs Lord and Miss Rita Lord, who have
been visiting relatives in Clinton, returned
to their home on Center street, West Ha-
ven, yesterday.
Russell Gold, who has been spending a
few days with his father, Marsaen Gold of
| Whalley avenue. has returned 70 Warren,
Mass, where he is employed as draughts-
man. Mr.. Gold was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Eugenia Gold, who will spend
the coming week with relatives in War
ren.
Raymond Woodford of Center street.
West Haven, who has been spending
week with his parents returned to Phila
delphia yesterday to resume his studies at
the Philadelphia Dental college.
Miss Carlisle, who has been the guest
of Miss Reynolds in West Haven, returned
Sunday to her home in Boston.
The Hawthorne club will hold its next
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. C. X.
Bush of Elm street. West Haven.
Mrs. J. l. Woodruff Of Katskill n. Y, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cram at
their home on Alden avenue, where she
will remain for the coming two weeks. Mrs
Woodruff formerly resided in Westyille and
the greater part of her time is taken call
| Ing on former friends.
December Is the primary department of
the Allngtown Sunday school will give a
concert, assisted by outside talent. In
August, at a lawn party held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. G. Raymond, the children
were given mite boxes These will be OPP
ened at that time. Dolls will be offered for
/ sale, and other attractions have been plan