The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TIEJTS OF INTEREST OYOERNING
 NAU HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. William T. Booth of 61 Dwight Place is slowly recovering from a slight attack of paralysis Though still quite ill the physicians deem her sympt such as to warrant the expectation of complete recovery.
 Thacher M. Adams, Jr., Thomas L. Clarke and Julian Day, all graduates of Yale, have been admitted to partner ship in the firm of Clarence s. Day x Co.,, of 45 Wall street, New York, the partnership dating from yesterday. The firm is an old one, having been estab- lished since 1854, and succeeding
 Gwynne & Day.
 The Second Assembly dance of the
 season will be given at Centervlle on
 the evening of April IS in the town hall
 of that place. A fine programme has
 been arranged, which with the superb
 and spacious dancing area of the hall,
 which has justly earned for itself the
 reputation of an ideal spot for an
 evenings enjoyment, warrants most
 delightful occasion. There will be cars
 provided after the dance to return to
 the city, with no extra charge. The
 programme of eighteen dances will be
 rendered Admission, including lady,
 will be fifty cents.
 Yesterday afte ernoon Mrs. William
 Chatfield entertained the whist club of
 which she is a member at her residence
 on Whalley avenue.
 Miss Adelia Hillman daughter of MT.
 and Mrs Henry Hilman, gave an inVi-
 tation whist party and dance for the members of her whist club--the' Octo- and their gentlemen friends Saturday evening at her residence on Chapel street. The members of the club are Frances Bauer, Rosa Hintz Alvina Stadtmiller Phlopoena Stadtmiller, Anna Weibel, Adelia Hillman, Gussie Krah, and Miss Bollmann.
 Josiah J. White of Brooklyn, N. Y., whose appeal from the order of the court of probate of Middletown appoint ing a guardian for his son was thrown out of court because he did not appear, has appealed to the supreme court. MT. White was in New Haven Saturday and met quite number of his old ac- quaintances here
 The wedding of Louis Truesdale of Willard street and Miss Anna Johnston of Alden avenue will take place at the residence of Mrs Edwin GoWdy on AL den avenue Wednesday, April 30. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. J. r. Sexton rector of St James church,
 The venerable and much respected s. R. Champion of Madison was in town yesterday calling upon few of his old friends He is almost eighty-six years old, but still in good health.
 J. H. Warden of Court street, West Haven, has returned from his business trip to Canada
 Mrs. Edward F. Thompson of East Haven returned the latter part of the week from Boston, where she was the guest for a week of Mrs. F. B. Cowles, the regent of the Boston Tea Party chapter, D. A. R. This chapter, which bears a name of such historical sig nificance, is arranging for an elegant luncheon to be given in honor of Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, president -gener- al of the National associat tion who will 20 to Boston from New Haven, the | middle of the week The luncheon will | be given at the Hotel Somerset, where | Prince Henry was entertained when in Boston Mrs. Cowles, the regent, is | also chairman of the reception com nittee.
 A dance will be given at the town | 1all West Haven, on Thursday even~ | ng, April IT, arranged by three young nen, H. F. Frances, S. B. Ensign, H, G. Baldwin. The gentlemen gave a simi- | ar affair a month ago, and all who were present enjoyed the social evening | 90 thoroughly it was decided to give mother. The chaperons are the moth ITS of the young men, Mrs. R. G. Bald vin, Mrs. G. H. Simmons, Mrs. A. M Ensign. The tickets are sold in a pri- ,ate way by the leaders and their riends
 Mrs w. N Winne of Westville, who S ill with nervous prostra ton, is slow y improving.
 The Prohibition Alliance of West Ha- 'en met last evening a the home of James J. Tucker of 3S2 Elm street
 Miss Edith Peck of Providence, R. l., s visiting her cousin, Miss Juliet Peck, ,t her home on Alden avenue.
 Miss Clara Sutherland has returned rom a two weeks vacat tion in Albany nd Clinton.
 MI. anu NIlS. fNdHlutl IDOuSldSS DI 70 l Ashmun street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home ,pril 9 with a number of their friends rom New Bedford, Mass, and this city. lmong the gifts to the couple were $50 l gold from the members of St. Luke's arish, to which MT. and Mrs. Douglass elong. MT Douglass was for many ears butler in the family of the late oseph Sheffield, and afterwards for the 7nly of the late Charles P Clark
 Professor E. Hershey Sheath of Yale diversity made an address before the ublic school teachers in North Sheffield i all yesterday afternoon on the subject Educational Ideals The next and l ( lst of the lectures in the teachers I purse will be given on May 12 in North I heffleld hall by Superintendent Beede. t Master Paul Smith, son of Mrs Fred ] rick W, Smith of 133 Center street, S Vest Haven, who has been i'll for some : me, has so far recovered as to be able } attend school yesterday
 H. L. Bradley of this city will move ito Mr. GilPs house on George street. Fest Haven, about May l.
 Mrs. Peck of Bethany is the guest of IT.. and Mrs. William Farnham at their ome on Crescent street Mrs. Peck is