The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in Thls City -Locai Social Events Here and Elae- where.

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 Judge Hobart L. Hotchkiss left Tues day for New York city, and will sail for Europe this week. Judge Hotch6iss will be one of a party of gentlemen from this city who will attend King Ed wards coming coronation
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Benham and fam fly of this city were the guests of Rev and Mrs. J. Howard Hand in Ansonia over Sunday. Mir Benham is the well known flour and feed dealer located on Broadway. They were members of the church in this city, of which MT. Hand was the pastor previous to his going to Ansonia.
 The many friends of former Judge David Callahan will be glad to know that he is rapidly recovering from an attack of illness which temporarily de- prived him of the full use of his left arm and affected the left side. Now he can use the left hand without effort and in the opinion of Dr. Whittemore will soon be completely restored to health. MT. and Mrs Dennison B. Tucker of Worcester, Mass, well known in this city, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Frederick Hauff of West Chapel street over Sunday,
 Miss Carrie L. Grumman of 197 Blatchley avenue has gone for a two weeks visit with her uncle and aunt the Rev and Mrs William Frisby of Sidney, Delaware county, New York.
 Mrs Robbins, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Brainard, will leave this week.
 The elections of the following men to the governing board of the Yale Univer- sity club are announced: N M. Mackey 'O3S., R. Proctor OBS, G. Spencer 0SS., A. R. Lamb '03, G. Goss '03, R. A. Gram his '03, J. F. Byers '04, F. c. Baldwin '04, and T. D. Thacher '04.
 A conference of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of New Haven county will be held at St. Paul's parish house from s to 10 p. m. to-day. MT. Embree of the Students Volunteer movement will give an address on the Toronto convention.
 There will be a meeting of the mem bers of the Branford Driving park club on Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the club house at the park ili Branford. A car will be near the Pine Orchord station on the arrival of the train leaving this city at o'clock. As matters of special interest will be considered all members are requested to be present.
 Mrs. A. Bohn of this city will go on a visit to Germany in June. She will leave New York on June on the steamer Pretoria.
 Mrs. Samuel David of Branford, who has been critically i'll with pneumonia, is reported as improving.
 George L. Harpell who has for long time been the chief clerk in the grocery and market of Herbert M. Tower of 379 Congress avenue and who resides al 54 Pearl street is dangerously i'll with ap- pendicitis at his home. He was appar- tently as well as ever on Saturday, but. was taken seriously i'll on Sunday. l Monday he was in dangerous condi- .tion and three physicians were in at- tendance and consultation and friends were not allowed to see him. MT. Har pell is about forty-f1ve years of age and he has many friends In this city.
 Rev MT. Sage and family of this city l are the first arrivals for the season at Summer island.
 genuine surprise was rendered Dr. | B. S. Hall of Branford Tuesday evening | by his Sunday school class and few l invited friends. About twenty gentle ment were present, and the evening | was very very pleasantly passed, the | serving of refreshments being an en- jova nle feature Anecdotes and aninat-