The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
TEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Eben L. Oakley of Harshaw, Arizona, Is in town visiting old familiar scenes In fhis city. his old home of years ago. He 1 left New Haven twenty-five years ago | for the far west. He is prospector 1 and engaged in mining in Arizona. He came east to attend the reunion of his old regiment, the Second heavy artillery which was held at Savin Rock recently. After attending the reunion he left for Gettysburg, Pa., where he visited the old battle fields. He has returned to spend week or so more here petore returning to Arizona. and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. H. Terrill at 33S Grown street, and his nephew Harry J. Terrell of Prince & WhfteIy's.
 Miss F1orine Brown Of River street, Milford, is attending Miss Johnston's school in this city. Miss Najorie Gum of Knowledge Hill and Miss Katherine Merwin of Gulf street are at the young ladies' seminary in Rye, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Watson and son, who have been spending the summer with their mother, Mrs. Henry Marshall, at her home on First avenue, West Haven, have returned to their home in Torring- ton.
 John Britton, chef of Hotel Wyan- dotte, Long Island arrived here yester- day, will locate in this city.
 Samuel Beyers of 166 Carlisle street, employed at the New Haven terminal of the Consolidated railroad fell from car there yesterday and was somewhat bruised. He was taken to the New Ha- ven hospital, where it was said his 1n- juries are not serious.
 Mrs. J. T. Hendricks, wife of J. T. Hendricks, treasurer of the Grand opera house. has returned home after spend- ing a week with cousins in Brooklyn and New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Anderson of Third ave- hue, West Haven, are rejoicing over the arrival of son.
 Miss Irma Bailey's classes in dancing will reopen for the season this Satur- day afternoon at Music hall, Court street at 8 o'clock. Miss Daley has iust returned from New York where she was under the advanced tuition of one of the most famous teachers of the art in this country.
 The Rev. Abraham Java, cantor of Brooklyn, N. Y, and the Rev. Leopold Hynan of this city, wish to announce that they will officiate at the New Year services, October 2, at the Congregation B,nai Scholom on Olive streets. Tick ets for seats on sale by the committee, T. Kaiser, 1042 Chapel street; H. Hahn, 1927 Chapel street; H. Salsman, 61 Con- yress avenue: H. Goldbaum, l5S Elm street: D. Loewnthal, 70 Washington street.
 The reception given by Rev. and Mrs "A. J, Gammack at the rectory ill West Haven Thursday evening was highly enioyed by the large company present and 1t was a hearty welcome home.
 D. l.. Lasher and family, who have been spending the summer at Orlenta mark. will return to their home in New ark. N. J., about October l.
 Asttorney J. Birney Futile received no Affection yesterday morning of his cleo lion as a member of the American Bal association. He was elected at the tWen 4y-fifth annual meeting of the assocla lion held at Saratoga last month. Judg' I. NJ. Hubbard of the court of common 1,teas and w, B. Stoddard were appoint eis at the same time.
 lT. Miss Maud Armstrong. who have bee1 spending the summer at their cot."s on Beach street, have returned to thHl home on Howe street.
 Mrs Harriet Walden of this city l the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Brow of Highland avenue, Naugatuck. MrS Walden is superintendent ot the nom department of the Connecticut sunoa School association.
 e. E. Nourse of New York state is tn guest of MT. and Mrs. W. R. Crane a their home on Union avenue, west Ha ven.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Cen +arS etreet West Haven, are recefy1n congratulations upon the arrival of daughter, whose name is Eunice'
 .Mra Edwin S. Bradley of East He .,ay has been visiting her uncle, W. smith of Park avenue, Naugatuck. ST resided in Naugatuck about fifty veal agn and was married in the old Eplsc( pal church in 1852 She says she "ou hardly know the town no"' u hs changed so much.
 The clerks and other employees of tf Howe & Stetson stores will give the scond annual dance and entertalnnei at Music hail, October A. This ha was selected because the Harmonic ha in Elm street was found last year to entirely too small for the crowd that tended The decorations for this year event are in the hands of Matthew Ga Ian. All arrangements are in the nam If the executive committee of Wh1' connrises the following: J. T. O'Connc chairman; Misses Mae Gallagher, Bel Malie, A. Hine, L. Mendoza, kathern Ouigley, Lottie Powers, Margaret Cali han. Thomas Ryder, William Speai Isaac Mallory, Matthew Callan, fral Muller, and W. Taylor. Tickets Will issued within few days.
 The farewell reception which was te dered Rev. Joseph McKean of Branfo Thursday evening was well attende notwithstanding the indictment Weath hv the friends and parishioners or M Mexican, all of whom view with ca other in ther expression of good will MT. McKean, and best wishes for I prosperity. Mrs. McKean was present with a gold watch and chain by the dies sewing circle of which she n been president. MT. McKean was pf sented with purse of money. Retres
 ments were served and as the peol left for their homes they extended