The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSOFIYTEREST CONCERNIN0
NEWHAVEN PEOPLE

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And Other People known In THIS CITY
.InterestIng social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
The Alpha Delta Sorority society held a
Halloween party at the residence Of Miss
Frances Streeter, 100 East Pearl street, on
Saturday evening. Those present We're:
Misses Loveland, Streeter, Robertson, Hola-
day, Cooper, Johnston, Huntington, Sears,
Cook, Flint, Edmondson, Meek and Messrs.
Wick, Thompson, Benham, Sanford, Good
win, Finch, Sharer, Floyd, Atwater, Race
and Andrews. The house was prettily deco
rated with crepe paper, the dining room
bling especially pretty in blue and white and
with jack o lanterns. Games In honor Of
HaIloween were played and the evening
pleasantly spent with music and dancing.
Alderman Braeken, Bernard Stanley Of
the controllers department, Democratic
ward Chairman Thomas Cotfey, and Cen
eral Registrar f. w. Foley went to New
York yesterday to witness the progress Of
the election there o.. ..a4& I
The friends Of Mrs. w. N. Chatfield,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Nuhn,
VIII be pleased to learn that she has fully
in better health than for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain, who
have been in the Adirondacks for the past
month, are back in own for short visit
with DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Cummings.
Miss Jennie NJ. Waugh, teacher in grade
Zunder school is Ill with fever at Grace
nOeyILu!. ,- ILL
MISS Marie Schumacher, who has been
spending the past week with her aunt, Mrs.
ELlll Muenznef of First avenue, has return
ed to New York and will soon start for the
south, where she will spend the winter.
]. N. Booth and wife moved on Monday
from their cottage at Fort II -+nbull Beach
to Brooklyn, where they will spend the win
ter. ..s-s So
Rev. Falter V. Gray, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, Southington, and Mrs.
Hayiland and Mrs. Savage, as delegates,
will attend the centennial meeting. Of the
New Haven Association of Baptist churches
in Waterbury Thursday. All churches In
the association which have been organized
one hundred years or over Will be repre-
sented and their history will be related by
the pastors. gs ,..z.= .s.-... ..g
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Holcomb leave this
week for Redlands, CAL, where they expect
to spend the greater part of the winter
+. |. Gilbert of Bridgeport Is back at his
cottage at Laurel Beach, from two weeks
hunting trip In Maine. Among the lot q
game which he brought home as the result
! Of this trip is fine deer.
A very quiet wedding Of last week was
that Of Miss Jeanette, youngest daughter
of Louis Ebel, to Lucius L; Whitney. The
Rev. DR.. Bell performed the ceremony al
the brides home. II Warren place, In the
presence of only few friends and rela,
lives. Miss May Whitney of Litchtield was
maid Of honor and Frederick G. Ebel was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs, Whitney left for
a brief wedding trip, and upon their re
turn will make their home with the brides
father. ( --52-. 81
This evening in the chapel of Taylor M
f. church, Milford, Mrs Laurens LennoS
of this city will give an evening Of read
Riley.
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock Miss Maize
Gillispie and Frederick Smith will be mar
| ried In the Woodmont chapel:
Frank w. Clark of Milford is away on Q
| three weeks vacation In Philadelphia
An entertainment will be given In the par
Tors Of the Humphrey street Congregational
church on Friday evening; II will be pre-
sented by some OF the older members Of
the Sunday school and will be a littlt
j sketch written by James II. Parsons entitlet
| Fun In a Photographs Gallery. Ice cream
| and cake will be served after the entertain
ment and the proceeds will be used for tht
Christmas entertainment Of the Sunday
| school.
! Sd. Cecella's Il. al. B. society, which has
been reorganized but a short time, vii
soon send out cards: for whist and dance
TO be given at X. of G.. hall, Monday even
ing, November %.
/ The first ut home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
D. Thompson Is to-day at their residence
/ sos Washington avenue West Haven.
4 James WEIGH of Bfanford, who was re
ported i'll some time ago, has grown worse
and Is now under the care of trained
| nurse. $&,s.s
Mrs A. NJ. Painter has gone to Los An
geles, CAL, to spend the winter with hel
| brothers family. She was accompanied by
| her niece, Miss Kitchen. who has beer
spending the summer. with relatives in th'
| east.
| The meeting of the Half Hour Reading
club of Branford Is postponed until Wed
| nesday Of next week, when the club VII
meet at the home Of Mrs. Babcock at S:3t
o'clock. .>ss. ~ b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Heanin cele
brated the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage Monday evening by a wooden wed
i ding at their home at 165 Whalley ave
M. II. Gable. who has written under th,
name "Pen Dragon" for thirty years, ant
Is well known ell ever the country, was !
e. jerks of this city, and the two met
| on the arrival Of the noon train, Burton A
Davis, William Davis and Asa Dickinson
also Of this city. After dinner the part!
| left for West Goshen. IL the weather mod
| crates Messrs. jerks and Cable will driv'
to Millerton and possibly through the Cats
kills.
It was merry party that surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Henry BeCklnul NJ their NSuu
street home Monday night. After an elall
crate repast the evening was spent witt
music and speechmaking In most en1oya
BILE way.
A most enjoyable time was spent at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cullum, Jr
12s Rosette street, on Halloween. Durin
the evening many games and tricks dsGs %sr
supper was served. The dining room wa
prettily decorated with autumn leaves an n,
the table fixed in a most unique manner
At each place was a handsome souvenir.
Mr.. and Mrs. otto WillmansoW.ssk,y. we. wer
wedding anniversary Monday night. |
Nathan d. Smith of the Milford board Q
education has been engaged during the pas
few days in taking the annual enumeratio
of school children, and in visiting the va
rious departments at the Milford hig
| school.
Mrs. Theodore A. Potter, daughter, Mis-
Helen, and Mrs. Loveridge, returned Monda
from two weeks stay in nottingham
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Lawrence McGrail Of Laurel stree
Branford, Is Ill with severe attack OF ms
larial fever.