The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


And other People known la This CITY
Local Social Events Here and Else
where.
Mrs. Edward r. Sargent of 40 Wal
street gave small tea yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Sampson. Abou
fifty invitations were sent out. The ia
BILE was in pink with pink roses.
Mrs. Edward Hall of Lawrence street
will leave for Nassau the last of the
month Mrs Halls mother Mrs. Mich
OILS of Branford, will accompany her.
Recently word has been received in
this city that Richard Sheldon, Yale $
famous athlete and captain OF the
track team, has improved in health
since his enforced trip to California,
Sheldon, it will be remembered, was
forced to resign because of trouble
with his kidneys, brought on by his
work with the shot. The trouble Dor
dered on Bright's disease.
II. A. DuBrule of Chicago is visiting
his sister, Mrs Helen Gaylord, who is
seriously i'll at the home of her uncle,
John Lackie, 10 Piedmont street, Wa
terbury. Mr.. DuBrule is an electrical
engineer in the employ of the Chicago
Inter Ocean. In his boy hood he was
resident of Waterbury.
Miss Chittenden of Trumbull street
will give a tea on Friday in honor OF
Miss Adams.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock the
Ladies' Aid society of the Zion Luth-
eran church assembled at the home of
Mrs. Charles Spreyer, No. So Elliott
street, and held it's meeting. A large
number of ladies were present and
they spent most delightful afternoon.
Their hostess entertained them with
musical selections as well as fine re-
freshments This society does a great
deal of good work for the church.
Miss May Laity of Yalesville is
spending a few days in this city with
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Brenton.
Miss Earl of Cottage street returned
from Westfield, Mass, yesterday. Miss
Earl has been a guest at a large house
party there, through the holidays
Miss Ruth P. Phillips, daughter Of
the Rev DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Phillips
of Orange street, accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Mcintyre of Salt Lake City,
Utah, returied yesterday to the Ma
tionaI Park seminary Forets Glen, Md.
Miss Mcintyre has been the guest of
Miss Phillips for the past few days
Miss Truman of Chestertown, N. Y,
is visiting her sister, Miss Florence
Truman of Crown street.
MI. and Mrs. George r. Smith of
City Point on Tuesday took their
youngest daught er, Miss Mildred Smith,
to Waterbury, where they installed
her as pupil in Phelps school for the
remainder of the year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left town yesterday for a short
visit to friends in Roxbury.
Walter Camp, Yale's graduate adj
visor in general athletics, has been
honored by an invitation to speak at
the Harvard Union on January q. 1t
is understood that Mr. Camps subject
will be some phase of athletics, The
Harvard Union. just organized, has
been one of the greatest influences at
work at Harvard for the unifyng of
college spirit, 1t is significant. that the
Harvard people think that they can
get some help from such Yale leader
as Mr.. Camp and therefore cordially
invite him to speak to them.
Miss Bertha Reuter- of Lawrence
street, Waterbury, assumed her new
duties as teacher in the central school
district of Watertown Tuesday. Miss
Reuter- is a graduate of the Waterbury
high school and has prepared for teach
ing at the New Haven normal school
and the Bishop street training school.
Mrs George Kleeber of Waterbury,
who has been visiting her brother, Hen
ly Miller of this city, for two weeks,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gillern of |
celebrated their golden
wedding at that town Tuesday with a
mass at ST. Joseph's church and a re-
ception at their home. Mrs. Gilern |
was Katherine Downs and the couple |
We're married January 6, 1852, at New |
making the journey across |
many miles to have the mar
rage ceremony performed. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Gillern are the parents of Patrick |
b. Edward and James A. Gillern, il,
Of this city and the children, with the
Robert A., James NJ,
and William c. Gillern, sent a wedding
AXE containing fifty gold pieces.
The state board of pharmacy held a
special meeting in the state capitol
Tuesday to examine candidates for
state certificates to practice pharmacy
rhe following candidates We're exam
ned: Robert j. McColum, Waterbury;
7. Leroy Cooper, Britsol; George r.
Foster, New Haven; Arthur Freed
nan, Bridgeport; F. w. Siebold,
Blasnio Meredino, New
York; John f. Bergen, Meriden, and
cred A. Beebe, New London. The
BOARD will not meet again until the
egular meeting, the first Tuesday in
IaIch.
A very interesting club, just formed
n this city and having about
wenty members, is the Browning club
which has secured Professor Phelps to
eliver the talks. For some years past
club of this nature has been in vogue
nd the talks were of the American
utholS ana the last year OF Shake
peare," Professor Phelps having the
york in charge ON each occasion. |
,mons those belonging to the club are:
Iiss Bishop, Miss Farnam, Miss Hall,
Hiss Whitney, Miss Sanford, Miss Sey-
rour, Miss Foster, Miss TroWbrdge,
SIS Mixter, Miss WEIGH, Miss Whittle-
81. Miss Hilda WEIGH, Miss Parmelee,
iss Nettleton and Miss Ring. The