The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known im This city
Local Social Events Here and Eel SO
where.

Local Social Events Here and EI SO
where.
Bishop Brewster Of the Connecticut
diocese and Albert Hooker of Kens; g
ton were being entertained by Mr. an
Mrs. Willis E. Miller Of Orange street
Bishop Brewster and Mr.. Hooker were
here for the Church club dinner last
night as honorary guests. Bishop
Brewer of Montana was also an honor
airy guest at the same dinner.
The Rev. D. J. Clark, pastor Of the
| Congregational church in East Haven,
who was taken i'll Monday evening at
a party rendered in honor of Mrs. Clark
has almost entirely recovered. He was
attacked with indigestion, but will be
all right in a few days.
| Miss Ella Simpson was married to
David Furguson at her sisters home,
Mrs. A. C. Stevens, 80 Prospect street,
by the Rev. Mr.. Bell of ST. Paurs
church. Only the immediate family
We're present on account of her
mothers serious illness.
| The young people of the Church of
the Messiah have arranged for turkey
supper for this evening at $50 o'clock in
the church vestry. There will also be
an apron sale at the. same time.
Mrs. Sara T. Kinney left for Wash
ington, D. c., yesterday morning to at
| tend an important meeting of the In
dian association.
Mrs. c. D. Phelps of Main street is
entertaining her sister and husband
from Greenwich.
| Presiding Elder W. A. Richards will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church, Durham, Sunday, December IA.
| Mrs. Seymour Loomis of Lawrence
street has been entertaining her cous-
in, Miss Stevens of Denver, Col, for the
past two weeks.
The regular meeting of the Westville
| Ladies' Up-to-Date club was held yes
| terday afternoon at the home of Miss
| Gertrude Pratt. After the reading which
was conducted by Mrs. Laurens Lenox,
a social time was enjoyed by the men,
bers present.
The ladies' society of Admiral Foote
post, W. r. c., No. 3, will meet with
Mrs. Florence L. Miller of 115 Quinni-
piac avenue this afternoon for work. A
| 1ull dlLeHudnCG Is desired.
| Walter Penny, aged about sixteen
years, left his home yesterday morning
on Jeerson avenue, and when he arriv-
ed at the Greist Manufacturing COM
pany to start on his days work both of
his ears We're frozen. He was sent to
the office of DR.. William W. Winnie,
who attended the case.
| A. B. Walmsley, travelling freight
agent of the Consolidated railroad, has
been appointed commercial agent of the
1oad at Buffalo, N. Y, with AN office
in that city.
The Young Ladies' Aid society with
the Epworth league, West Haven, will
hold Christmas sale of dolls, aprons,
fancy work, home made cakes and
candies to-day in the Sunday school
rooms of the M. e. church. No admis-
| sion will be charged and no fancy work
will exceed twenty-five cents in prices
Ice cream will be sold during the even
| ing.
Frank S. Holt of West Haven, who
has been elected leader of the New
American band of this city will con-
| tinues leader of the National Military
band of West Haven, a position which
he has so acceptably filed for some
| time
The Mothers Journal for December is
issued, published by Mrs. James r.
Bolton and edited by Mrs. Frances Shell
don Bolton. THE Child Problem in the
| Light Of the Christ Child" portion Of
| paper read before the Mothers club
| last season, by Burnham Mead, is one
of the numbers. Children and Par
ents." by Folger Barker; Child Insur-
ance," "A Birthday Letter." "A Christ
| mas Suggestion" by Mrs. Bolton, and
the usual miscellaneous selections, fill
up the measure of interesting material
to mothers in this number.
Miss Fannie Welch, daughter of
Walter Welch OF North Main street,
Southington, and John Savage of
Plantsyille, will be married in St.
| Thomas church Wednesday, December
81. at a. m. Miss Welch is one of
Southington's best known young ladies',
and Mr.. Savage is a prominent member
of the Bachelor club. They will reside
| on North Main street.
Clarence L. Clark spent Thursday in
Philadelphia looking after the coal in
| terests Of the firm he represents.
James Peck Of the Peck Hardware
company, Westville. has started new
branch to his store, that of travelling
agent. The field for the agent is in
the various small towns in the state.
The Monday Afternoon Whist club
was entertained by Mrs. D. A. Kinner
at her home on Center street. West
Haven, Monday. The substitutes for
the afternoon were Miss Plat of New
Haven. Mrs. Frank Ball, Mrs William
Brainard Mrs. Furnald, Mrs. James
Hyde and Mrs. Edward Smith.
There was very pleasant gathering
at Mrs. Mae Ryan's in Durham Satur-
day evening when Mr.. and Mrs. H P.
Ryan celebrated their fifth wedding an
niversary, there being about fifty of
their friends present. Music games and
whist were INDUCED in.
Mrs. Edward Bradley of Washington
avenue, West Haven, is visiting rela-
tives in Hartford
George f. Verrill. the United States
engineer, will open an office on the
third floor of the Exchange building !
within few days Owing to the large
amount of work that is under way in
the harbor it was deemed necessary to
have an office here. Mr. Verrill has