The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONOERNING
NEW HAVEN People
And Other People Known In This City
Local Social Events Here and EIsc-
where.

Mrs. Adriance, leaves to-day for her
home in Wisconsin.
Last evening by invitation of Mrs
Theodore Fl. Sheldon of s. Edgewood
avenue, the officers of the Second Ma
tional bank dined with her in honor
Of the thirty eighth anniversary of her
husbands connection with that nsttu-
ton He entered the bank as clerk
April %, 1864, while the Hon. Erastus
G, Scranton was the president A
pleasant surprise was the presentation
to him from Miss Mary f. Scranton
of a gold headed cane which had been
presented to her father January l, 1862,
by the then officers of the bank: Israel
K. Ward, Edward S. Scranton, Edward
N. Whittelsey, Joseph Woods and
Samuel H. Barrows, whose names are
engraved upon ii as also the date Of its
original presentation. Mr. Sheldon is
the only officer in the bank now who
was there when the late Mr.. Scranton
was its president. The affair was high
ly enjoyed by all.
Miss Emily Darlington Trowbridge,
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
d, TroWbridge of New York, was unit
ed in marriage to Frederic Gallatin,
Jr., of that city yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. The ceremony was held at
residence of the BRIDES parents in Thir-
ty-ninth street. The mother of the
bride was formerly Miss Harriet T.
Darlington of this city, daughter of the
the late John B. Darlington.
On Tuesday night a surprise party
was given Mrs. Louise Bradley, on her
sixty-sixth birthday, by twenty-five
members of Christ church. Ladies'
guild and other friends. Presents were
presented by the Rev. j. H. Jackson,
who spoke very highly of Mrs Brad
ley's great work for the church. A
meeting of men will be held at the
rectory on Friday evening to organize
mems club.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Westcott of
Haddonfield N. j., are in town, stay
ing with Mrs. Westcott's mother, Mrs.
George Peterson of Whalley avenue.
They arrived last Saturday, and will
remain until Monday.
Mrs. Horace King is quite i'll at her
home on Tryon street with a severe
case of throat trouble Earl, her in
FAINT son, who has been seriously i'll
whit pneumonia, is reported as being
greatly improved.
The dinner and reception given last
evening in Washington, d. c., in honor
of the American Social Science asso-
citation by Mr.. and Mrs. George West
inghouse, was attended by very bril-
liant company. Among the guests
present from this city was Professor
Theodore S. Woolsey of Yale, and
Frederick j. Kingsbury, Miss Kings
bury, the Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson
and Mrs. Anderson Of Waterbury.
The engagement of Henry E. Davis
of Northford to Miss Lizzie Prince,
now of Boston, is announced, greatly
to the pleasure of the friends of the
contracting parties.
Mrs. Clarence f. Thompson, il, has
recovered from her illness SO far as to
be able to be out of doors.
Henry Sykes, the newly appointed
general superintendent of the South
has arrived in the city and is familiar
izing himself with the work he will
take up May /, when e. B. Baker will
retire to engage in another line. Mr..
Sykes was chief engineer Of the 81.
Louis Bell company and is graduate
of the Sheffield Scientific school
Mrs. Joseph F. Wadham, nee Clarke
Of Southington, Conn, is in town for
a few days, visiting her parents on
Derby avenue.
George Voelker is i'll at his Bradford
home with pneumonia. He is attended
by several physicians, who are now
hopes for his ultimate re-
covery.
The baseball game of Wednesday
coupled with the production at the Hy
Derion in the evening of the Yale ORA |
matte club brought a number of visit
0rs from out of town who We're inter-
ested in both events. Among those
staying at the New Haven house were
Mrs Andrew Wright Miss Sara r.
and Miss Marion D. Lit |
Jig of New York, Miss Marguerite |
Phelps and Miss Sibyll Hamlin of New |
York, Mrs. Fl. S. Monroe, Miss Monroe
If New York, Miss Low of Brooklyn, |
Mrs. F, B. Jennings and Miss Northrup
If New York, Mrs. James W. Clark, |
Miss Clark and Miss Elizabeth w.
Clark OF New York.
Mrs John Halsted of 100 Howard |
avenue was the hostess at the fort
lightly meeting of the Z. o. W. Whist
Tub Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Miner Lozier played for Mrs. ]. S. Co
,urn Mrs. f. W. Gilbert playing for
Mrs. G. w. Converse Mrs. Howard c.
Webb won first prize, receiving a beau
iful hand embroidered centerpiece;
1rs. Clara Ford Okeson scoring second
md having an embroidered picture
rame in a carnation design Miss Bald
vim third taking doillie done in for
et-me -notS.
Olive Brooks of Third avenue is sick
With the mumps.
Laurent Heaton of this city has been
he guest of Mrs. F. Fl. Wiggin in
.itchfield for two or three days.
The Sans Souci Whist club of West
iaven will meet this evneing with Mr.
nd Miss Kelsey at their residence,
'orbes avenue.
Charles Peckham and family have
1oved into the Linslev house on Camp |
ell avenue, West Haven, near Main
treet