The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
12EMS OF INTER EST CONOERRFNG
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Local Social Events Here and EIse-

Charles s. DeForest has gone to Paris to join his wife, who has been there all winter, with Miss Katharine DeForest. The latter is writer whose Paris letters have been a feature in Harpers Bazar for years.
 W. II. Ackley of this city is the guest of MT. and Mrs A. Domler of Franklin street Norwich.
 A very enjoyable valentine party was held at the residence of the Rev. Frank Rall Thursday evening by the members of the Epworth league of Trinity Meth odist church.
 Arthur c. Heublein, a son of Gilbert F. HeubIein Of Hartford. is home con valescing from blood poisoning. He is a student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. and became infected through a scratch on his fore head. He was i'll i'll New York for about three weeks and came home on Friday. He is rapidly improving and expects soon to return to the hospital.
 President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale last night closed his addresses for this week in Boston in the Lowell course at Huntington Hall. He is expected to
 
 Hadley delivered an address before the members of the Institute of Technology in Boston Thursday.
 Miss Ellis Austin of 64 Green street, twenty-fou years of age and employed at Candee's factory slipped on an icy pavement yesterday morning and frac- tured the forefinger of her right hand. She was taken to the Emergency hos pital for treatment.
 Miss Annie May Blair, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Blair of 254 DixWell avenue, surprised her friends by an- nouncing her marriage to James Swift of this city. They were married the first of January Miss Blair is well known in musical circles, being tal- ented pianist. She received most of her musical education of Miss M. j.. Blakeslee, one of New Haven's best teachers. She was also a pupil of Pro- lessor F. A. Fowler. Miss Blair was a granddaughter of the late John w. Munson, the oldest Odd Fellow in the city. The happy couple are receiving the congratulations of their many friends.
 Rev. George B. Cutten of this city FDOhG III 4SGW DIl Illui GbclJ tNCIililSo in the lecture room of the Baptist church oh Christian Science. MT. Cut ten has been pursuing psychological and philosophical studies at Yale university and has done much independent re- search along pathological lines. He is well qualified to treat the subject of Christian Science from a scientific point of view.
 A surprise party was given to Master Emil Borchert at his home, 727 State street, on Wednesday evening. The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were present with Instrumental music and games, after which refresh ments were served. Those present were Miss Emma Munze, Miss Freda Bud steadt, Miss Ella Borchert, Miss Carrie Stevenson, Miss Meta Arnold, and Messrs. Emil Borchert, Edward Spitz- ner, Fred Unmack, Harry Schiefer, AL fred Arnold and William Borchert
 Tony Gargani nineteen years of age, an Italian employed at Sargents fac tory, was taken to the Emergency hos pital yesterday morning with serious wound. His right wrist had been cut with piece of rough iron, the incision severing the artery of the wrist. It is believed he will recover. He lives at 75 Water street.
 Mrs. ". A. Ingraham and son of Bristol have gone to Los Angeles, Cal, where she will joni her husband and another son.
 Miss Marion Buckingham of Milford is the guest of Miss Madeleine Key holds in West Haven for few days.
 Last evening in the Orange town hall occurred another large whist party given by the Old Maids club The merry time was enjoyed by all.
 Mrs. M. E. Bliss of Branford will de- part for New York city to-day for a visit of about one months duration.
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven met yesterday with Mrs. James Jones of Campbell avenue.
 At the meeting of the Kalmathean club, West Haven, yesterday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. s. J. Bryant, the subject discussed was Ireland. Mrs. Tyer spoke on the Current Events club of Dublin and Mrs. Clarence L. Clark read an able paper on Killarney Lakes and Lake Region.
 MT Hamlin of this city will speak at the meeting Ol Llle WeSt 11dNell IUSS league this evening.
 Mrs. c. F. Baldwin of East Haven spent Thursday with her mother and sister, Mrs Wardell and Mrs. Renfrew of Smith street, West Haven.
 At the home of Edward A. Richards of BPS First avenue, West Haven, Thursday evening" the Hon. Volney E. Cushing of Maine held an interesting conference with the prohibition and temperance adherents of the borough. The conference was well attended and much enjoyed by all present. MT. Cush- ing is an interesting speaker and holds the attention of his audience from the beginning to the close of his speeches wherever he is.
 The meeting of the Entre Nous club of West Haven, which was scheduled for last evening with Miss Agnes Can dee. was postponed one week, and in it's place a strawride to Centerville was given by some of the Boardman boys. Francis. the young son of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Andrew J. Coyle of Bridgeport, suffered an attack of acute indigestion Thursday afternoon. Dr. A. J. Tenny was summoned at