The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
 And Other People Known In This City
 Local Social Events Hero and EIse-
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 Mrs Thomas c. Powell of Providence R. l., is the guest of Mrs Harriet E. k, Stevens of 399 Howard avenue.
 The enga cement of Moses Bretzfelder of this city to Miss Yettchen Franken- berger of Munich, Germany, ls an nounced.
 Attorney Ernest L. Isbell of the law firm of Webb & Isbell has taken offices in the Exchange building, the partner ship having been dissolved. MT. Webb will continue to occupy the firms of- fees in the Washington building.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Miss Will COX, MT. and Mrs. Walter Main, with Miss Main of West Haven, were mem bers of the party of Knights Templar who went to New York Monday and re- turned yesterday,
 ANoluCiiI LIetdiSy SeiS S lHetl iIe uOES not think it probable that Prince Hen ry of Prussia will be invited to visit Yale. Harvard has extended him an invitation
 Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin of High street is recovering from a severe at tack of the grip.
 An engrossed address will be sent from Yale university to King Oscar of Sweden and Norway in a few days. The import of the Latin text is an acknowledgement to the king for his graciousness in sending the Rev Bishop Von Scheele as the representa- tive of his Kingdom to the bicenten- nial celebration of Yale. The work is done on fine parchment paper fourteen by eighteen inches in size. The head is illuminated in French blue and gold, the expressing jet black ink. The greeting to the king at the beginning translates something like this 'The Presidents and Fellows of Yale Uni Versity of America, to Oscar, the Sec ond, Most Illustrious King of Sweden and Norway. Greetings" Then follows the address, signed by the president and other officials of the university. The work is exquisitely done by c. H. Blakeslee.
 Haynes Everest of Main street West Haven, spent Sunday with his parents, Re. and Mrs. H. T. Everest at their home in Huntingdon.
 Robert Meachem of Forbes avenue, who has been absent several weeks on a hunting trip in South Carolina, is eX-
  has made his headquarters at George town and in that vicinity has enjoyed some fine hunting.
 The Ladies Aid society of Christ church, West Haven, will meet to-day 1 for an all day meeting. The ladies will | commence work at 10 o'clock in the | morning; lunch will be served at noon, | and in the afternoon the work boxes | will be opened. The ladies are very | anxious to have all the boxes brought | in. There is plenty of work for all and | it is desired that all ladies of the par ish who can will make 1t their duty to ] attend and enjoy the day together.
 The employees of the Hymen Outfit of Church street will give ball at Music hall on Wednesday even- ing, February 5. It will be a masquer- ade party and Benjamin Besser and | Miss Lichtenstein will lead in the | grand march There will be about one hundred couples presnt, and it will be | very pleasing social event.
 The Young Peoples Christian union | of the Church of the Messiah will give | a living magazine social at the church | this evening. It will be the third affair of the kind held by the union, all others having proved very successful.
 John E. Lomas of Elm street, West Haven, has returned from Ellicottville N Y, where he went to attend the fu- neral of his cousin, Mrs. Walter Ra- sey.
 Thaddeus Smith, the popular clerk at George A. Nichols department store, Madison, is receiving the congratula- tions of friends over the arrival of a daughter. The little stranger tipped the scales at ten and one-quarter pounds.
 Mrs. Davidson of Louisville, Ky. and Mrs Wolcott of St. Paul, Minn., were n town Monday as the guests of Miss and Miss Marion Dicker- nan.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club # West Haven met at the residence If Mrs. Adrien Heitmann Monday af- ernoon The substitutes for the after noon were Mrs. Albert Coe, Mrs. J. M. Miss Hull Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. C. c. Phillips, Mrs. T. B. Hull, Miss Hills, Miss Henrietta Heitmann md Miss Prescottof New Haven, Mrs. Albert Coe won the first prize a silver