The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEAS OF 7NTEh EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local social Events Here and Else-

of this city to Emma Clare Hef1ian o1
 Hartford is announced.
 The Branford Saturday Afternoon
 Whist club will meet with Mrs. Freder-
 ick Tomlinson of Hopson avenue this week
 Mrs Frank $. Valentine, formerly of
 this city, and now living in Springfield
 Mass, who has been quite i'll, is re-
 cuperatlng among friends in town.
 Dr. John Sampson of Baltimore, x l ray expert at the Johns Hopkins hospi- l tai of that city was the guest of pr.
 Skinner of Grove street for a day re-
 cent. Dr. Sampson was sent here by
 the Johns Hopkins hospital to learn pr, Skinner's method of treating internal i cancers by the X-rays,
 1 A. F. Ostrander of 32S Humphrey l street has resigned his position with l the motive power department of the l Consolidated road to take a position in
 the office of Cornelius Vanderbilt He l graduated from the Hilhouse high school and is a son of former super
 intendent of the Air Line division. He
 will commence on his new duties in the
 near future
 Attorney John w. filling, who for several months has spent a large por- tion of his time in New York city, was
 in this city Thursday greeting old
 friends and attending to some details
 of important business. He is looking
 remarkably well and seems to be in
 perfect health.
 The regular meeting of the Blossom
 Art club was held Wednesday after
 noon at Mrs. Edward J. Scannelrs 62
 Lafayette street. After spending
 pleasant afternoon in social chat. en-
 broidery and usual business of the club, they all partook of a bountifu
 repast served by their hostess.
 Morris +. Tyler and family of this city were at Indian Neck vest erday morng viewing their newly acquired property at that place.
 Madame Lillian Nordca will give a song recital at the Hyperion on Mon day, March 24. This sterling artiste is to well known to add anything in the way of praise to her attanments The mere fact that she is to be here will create furore of interest among our society people
 The Friendship Whist club held one of it's semi monthly jolly meetings Thursday at the home of MT. and Mrs Ernest Dele of Arthur street. The la dies were entertained by their hostess with beautiful spread and all spent delightful afternoon. The next ses- sion will be held on Wednesday after noon, March 26, at the home of Mrs !. cholz of Rosette street
 The committee recently appointed by | the senior class at Yale to arrange for | the senior prom. has chosen the fol- lowing suh-committees Supper com nittee, J. R. Hall and A. l.. Ferguson; decoration committee, E. l. Low and I R. R. c. Low; music committee, P. c < White and w. F. Roberts, printing l.. NJ. Johnston and G. G. < carriage committee, H. l.. Laws. The class committee has F. I. Low as treasurer. The prom. 10 be given by the class of 1902 will be one of the social features of the year. The in charge of the arrange nents will spare neither time nor ex- pense in their preparations and the will be arranged on an elab- )rate scale.
 Dr Winne who has been spending lew days with relatives in Essex. re- urned to his home on Whalley avenue afternoon.
 Miss Isabelle Driggs of North Ston- nston is the guest of MT. and Mrs William Russell of Washington ave lue West Haven
 Captain Burgess of New York will nove into his house on Blake street \pril 1st For many years he lived n Westvile but about twenty-one ears ago he moved to New York city, where he has carried on business. He as many friends in the village who till welcome his return He was nuch respected captain in the old Eff eenth c. N in the civil war and as 'ell known in New Haven as West i file. , Mrs NJ. J. Adams of Elm street, Vest Haven. has gone to Woodbury to- isit MT. and Mrs Judson, She expects ) be away q week Mrs Eliza Holacher is quite serious 7 i'll at her home on Diamond street. lrs. Hollacher is suffering from a se- C ere attack of pneumonia. Dr. Marsh
 the attending physician. ( MT and Mrs F. w. Adams, who q 1me from New Haven yesterday to f Ike part In the entertainment al the i |. 10. church, Yalesville, last evening, 'ok the principal pats in similar \ oncert given at Wallngford some ( me ago, which was a good success. 6 Mrs Bunnell of Allingtown, mother r Mrs Ethan Allng, is visiting her f aughter in Fair Haven. s The Sans Souci Whist club of West c aven met last evening With MT. and rs. George Gregg at their home on ampbell avenue.
 Rev. Henry SchWab who has been sitting his parents in Yalesvile for l early week past, returned yesterday r
 Beckett Mass
 Frank Everhardt, an instructor in e Yale gymnasium, read an inter- n, ting paper Thursday evening in the |, ophy room before the members of the 'ciety for the Advancement of Physi- I Education. The subject of the pa IT was "Grecian Games and Their Re N tion to Present Day Athletics iy The Kalmathean club will meet this ot ternoon at the residence of Mrs. S. T Bryant, chairman, Mrs M. J. Rich H ds, quotations, Burns Club Land E
 Burns" Mrs Richards; Burns fe and Works" Mrs. Mason. A baby boy arrived yesterday morn- al