The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known an ThIs City Local Social Events. Here and Eiss- where.
 Since his return from Europe Tuesday Professor HOratio W. Parker of the Yale # school of music has been busily engaged in recognizing his classes and work in connection with the school of music.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. S Palmer and daughter returned to fhis city Monday after visit with his mother Mrs. William H. Palmer of Main street. SOuthington.
 Frederick Roth. chairman of the I,hlr- teenth ward donation committee to solicit for contributions to-day for the New Haven orphan asylum, yesterday morning an nouuced the following assignments of the members of the committee: The district between Fountain and West Chapel streets, Thomas Ridge and William WhillldCH; Sinclair and Frederick Roth; Blake and cross streets, Hugh Robinson and Alfred Rawson.
 Leonard Tyler, son of Mir. and Mrs. Nor < ris F. Tyler, is very i'll with typohid fever. He is at his brothers home on Prospect hiIII.
 George L. Lilley, candidate for congress, and R. O. Eaton. his political manager. were in town yesterday and held confer ence with a few friends. MT. Cummings, Mir. Lilley's rival, is doing a lot of quiet work in New Haven hoping to create strong prejudice against MT. Lilley on the trust Miss Mcdonald. who has been the guest of her cousins. Mrs ]. Edward Geary and Miss Reilly of Bradley street, during the summer, has returned to her home at Mi Colonel Isaac NJ. Ullman and John A. Hauff have been proposed as members of Guard, and will soon be taken into that popular organization Following the rule In the company the proposals of both men will be acted upon in two weeks. Mrs. H. Lord and Mrs. Perry, aunt and mother of Frederick Perry, who was mar ried yesterday to Miss Annie Newton at the home of Miss Newton's mother on Dwight street. will next eek move from the house they are now occupying on iWhallely avenue to Dwight street. After their honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Perry will lreside on Dwight street.
 Cards have been received in this city for the marriage of Miss Minnie Harriet, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lyman T. Law ton, and Burton c. Rogers. The wedding church in Meriden on the evening of No vember 5. followed by a reception at the home of the bride.. Over thousand invi- tations , have been issued and the wedding in years. Miss Lawton and MT. Rogers are very popular both in Meriden and at Short Beach, where they have a summer home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Chapman of this city were among those who attended the wedding of Miss Marguerite Clara Sternberg, daughter of ex-Representative Adolph C. Sternberg of Hartford to Frank Liszt Traut of New Britain, which occurred in Hartford Tues day. The. bride has attended Wellesley col lege and Is graduate of the New Britain Normal school. She has been until recent ly a teacher in the kindergarten of the Natchaug school at Willimantic. The bridegroom Is the second son of. ]. A. Traut of New Britain and is connected tvi n huSinnSS P0ntrDct0T 9t the work of the Stanley Rule x Level So MT and Mrs o Trant will reside at at No at home December and g.
 While playing in front of the Westrille grammar school Tuesday q son of Freder- ick Roth was ,trioped up by one of his ing on his. hands with such force as to badly sprain both wrists. His head also came in contact with the ground and over his left eye large cut appeared; The boy Charles k. Wedmore of 30 Hallock avenue has started on a visit to her native home stellarton, Nova Scotia. after an absence of twenty-six years. Mrs. Wedmore is to stop in Boston to meet her niece. who has been visiting her for the past ten weeks and who is also from Lourdes. Nova Sco- tia. Her visit will include Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
 Mr and Mrs. Maier Kaiser of Waterbury are entertaining house party at their
 
 party consisting of MT. and Mrs. J. New. man and son, Mrs. l. Johnson and Miss Goodman, all of New Haven, and Miss Heilbron of New York.
 Thursday evening the union meeting Cf # the Christian Endeavor soceIy will be held at Grand avenue Baptist church. Reports conference. which was held at Silver bay Lake George during the summer. large number from 'he West Haven society eA pect to attend.
 Rev. Cyrus F. stinson of stratford was taken suddenly i'll Saturday. and is now confined to his bed. He has an attack of fever, and there is fear that it may prove to be typhoid, contracted, 1t may be- some weeks ago, from nursing his little daugh ter, who had the disease.
 President Hadley of Yale university has sent a communication to Chief Howard Rogers of the department of education at the St. Louis exposition. fnsuring an eX 1libit from Yale at the exposition. Presi dent Hadley brought the matter of Yale sending an exhibit before the executive committee of the Yale corporation. sub committee has been appointed to take the matter in charge and report it's recommen dation to the corporation at an early date At the outbreak of the Spanish war, Al Ian F. Mclean, son of Rev. Calvin B. Nc Lean of Danbury, and cousin of Governor Mclean, enlisted for service in Cuba. Ht has had a most excellent service of ont pines, having participated in over forty battles and skirmishes, during which timt he had had two horses killed under him He speaks German, French and Spanisl and while in the Philippine Islands learned two of the Philippine dialects besides be ing able to understand some Chinese. Ht is now stationed at Fort Jtaavenworth h Kan. as sergeant of Troop D, Fouth Unit ed States cavalry, but will in a few days be commissioned second lieutenant, having successfully passed all his examinations for commission under the law permit ting such appointments from the line. His commission Is now in the hands of the president awaiting signature.
 a Mrs. Mary s. Kingsley, who went tt Grace hospital in New Haven one weel ago for an operation, returned home or Monday. The doctors at the hospital k decided that the operation was not tht s best thing to do in her case. Drs. Adams
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