The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Iknuwn tm FaIs City
local social Events Here ard Eiss-
where.
Notice has been sent to the members
of the New Haven Grays that they are
expected to assemble at the armory to-
night at $3.50 o'clock previous to at
tending the wedding of Miss Bessie
Welch and Minotte T. Wallace, which
will take place at o'clock at the Trim
ity M. E. church. The Grays will go in
their full dress uniforms. Mr.. Wallace
is one of the recent recruits to the
Grays' ranks.
Cards received in city hall yesterday
announced the marriage of Charles
Ferris Bassett and Miss Estelle Levey
in All Angels church, New York, No
vember 20. Mr.. Bassett is well known
in this city, where he formerly resided
He is the son of Newcomb NJ. Bassett
clerk of the department of public
works.
William J. Long, of Stamford, will
address the next general teachers
meeting to be held next Monday after
noon at 4:30 in North Sheffield hall. His
subject will be Mature Study" The
monthly meeting of the superintendent
and supervising principals was held at
Hillhouse high school on Monday. This
subject discussed was Language Work
in the Elementary Schools. Superin-
tendent Deeds will deliver an address
on Friday evening before the public
school teachers in Danbury. He will
speak on Some Practical Matters In
School Hygiene"
Mrs. Josephine Harrity, who has beer
spending two weeks in North Adams
Mass, has returned to her home or
Mansfield street.
In Herrmann's Sons hall, 1923 George
street, Monday night, was held the So
cable of Frieden's lodge No. 10, o. D
II. S. The grand march was led at
o'clock by Otto Leue and Mrs. P. Geb'
hard. There were about thirty couples
in line.
A very pleasant evening was spen'
Monday night at the home of Miss E
Herrschaft, 1876 Wooster street, where
her friends met to congratulate her or
her twenty first birthday. The time
was SpS4lI "4L41 ~ulA4CS7 anu IAAooLSs a. w
cal solo by Miss E. Schneider and piano
solos by a number of the party, after
which light lunch was served. Those
present were the Misses E. Schneider
S. Normandy, M. Flanagan, M. Gala
han, NJ. Hefferman, M. Keenan,, L
Powers, N. Hickey, z. Ruff, H. STAN
mon, NJ. Taylor, A. Wallace, S. Schear-
err, L. Hoffman, s. Ploelin, S. Bergen
Mrs. P. Bergen, and c. Ploelin, w. Der
gen, w. Hoffman and j. Richards.
Arrangements are now being made
by the Hand In Hand Dramatic clul
for the fitting observance of it's frs
anniversary, which is to occur on Jan
uary II. 1t will be private function
and none but members and dramatic
friends are to be invited. The pro
gramme will consist of a concert ant
dance.
Mrs, ]. E. Morse, of 246 Ferry street
who has been spending two weeks will
Mrs. J. E. Norton, of Guilford, has re
turned home. Mrs. J. E. Morse ant
Miss Edith Morse spent Sunday in Gull
ford.
Mrs. Ely, wife of DR.. John Slade Ely
of 81 Trumbull street. has issued card
for tea for next Friday afternoon a
& o'clock.
Morgan H. Beach, who has been Sc
lected by the president for appointment
as United States district attorney 70
the District Of Columbia, to succeed
Ashley M. Gould, is well known in thi
city. He was a prominent member o
the class of '82 at Yale, also membe
1s,T II 10y
busy in his office yesterday receiving
the congratulations of his numerous
friends.
Highway Commissioner Macdonald
paid visit to- Branford Saturday ant
spent some time in inspecting the new
state road.
Mrs Francis Martin and daughter
Miss Anna V. L. Martin, have returned
to their home from visit to Boston
and Providence.
Judge John M. Hall, president of tn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company announced yester
day that he had appointed Edward L
Pollock purchasing agent Of the Con
solidated road to succeed Purchasing
Agent w. III. White who has resigned
from That pUS4IlolA.
Mrs. William Sturgeon, of Washing
ton, D. c., is at Duncan hall, with he
two children, as the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. M. L. Breen, principal of Wooste
school, Mrs. Sturgeon was Miss Julii
Turner, of this city, before her mar
rage to Mr.. Sturgeon, news editor o
the Washington Post.
Among the applicants examined b,
the state board of pharmacy for Ii
censes yesterday were Emil Shaeffer
of Meriden. J. J. Lewis, of Wallingford
George L. Driscoll, of Bridgeport, ant
Joseph M. Jacobs, E. F. McGuinness
Henry Burkbushler and e. E. Mayer
of this city.
Mrs. Crane and Miss Crane, who for
merry resided in this city and have beel
visiting Mrs. Harry Lacy, of Chape
street, left Monday to spend the white
in Ironton, Ohio, where a brother o
Mrs. Crane resides.
William J. Brennan has succeeded
Frank B. Brandegee as corporation
counsel Of New London for the remain
der Of the latter's unexpired term il
that office.
Representatiye"eect L. A. Fisk All
Judge II. E. Doolittle, of Branford
were stalled on J. Fl. Barker's hill TO
about an hour Monday. While enjoy
ing spin between the City Of Elm
and Branford in Mr.. Fisk's automobil
the motive power failed. Friends rem
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