The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFINTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People known tn This City
-Interesting social Event. Here and
Elsewhere
Rev. Edwin S. Lines. bishop-eleet of
the Newark diocese, left at noon yester-
day for Newark, where he is to be con-
secrated bishop to-day. Accompanying
Dr. and Mrs. Lines were Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin r. English and c. S. More
house. Last evening a number Of the
members of st. Pauls church left for
Newark to attend the conservation.
Among those were Gen. E. E. Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. English, Charles
F. Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Weld,
Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes. George S.
Barnum, Miss Lima Phillips, Miss Eliz-
abeth Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Pardee,
and Rev. James Sexton of Westville;
also the following left by boat last night
TO witness the conservation: Miss Lena
Lewis. Miss Hale, Mrs. Fannie A. Peck
and Mrs. A. S. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pardee and Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. Grace
church can seat but 500, therefore many
persons from here could not be accom-
modated, ladies from Newark claiming
their rights.
The friends Of Judge Edwin C. Dow of
the city court will be sorry to learn
that he is suffering from a severe at
tack Of bilious malarial fever. Judge
Dow has not been we'll for about two
weeks but was not compelled to take
to his bed until last Friday. His at
tending physician is DR.. Paul Skiff. 1t
will be some days yet before the fever
takes any turn. In the meantime the
judge is as comfortable as can be ex-
pected and doing well under the cir
cumstances, but he is regarded as a
very sick man. ,.: 4.z...
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atwood ceIe-
brated the tenth, anniversary OF their
marriage Monday evening at their
home on Sylvan avenue, by giving a
large party to their many friends. The
house was decorated with ropes of ev-
ergreen and laurel. and in the dining
room touch of pink made an artistic
contrast in color. About sixty people
We're present, many being from out-of-
town and the evening was passed most
pleasantly with dancing and whist. Mr..
and Mrs. Atwood received arge num-
Der of beautiful presents Of cutglass and
china appropriate to the anniversary,
and also a handsome chiffonier, the gifts
| of their neighbors, and a table set of
napkins and luncheon cloth from the
Fortnight Whist club Of which they are
members.
The Masons of Westville, banded in
Olive Branch lodge, will experience a
rare treat tomorrow evening. Colonel
A. H. Embler will personally attend
this gathering and read paper on the
civil war. General Embler will relate
his personal experiences concerning
that wonderful and memorable event in
American history .Appomattox.' This
meeting is omen to all members OF the
order. and an invitation to be present
is extended.
st. Mary's Ladies' T. "A. and B. society
lof Branford will give a dance at Music
hall this evening preceded by a little
farce entitled 1.-THE Greatest Plague in
Life. Stanford's orehestra.of this city
will play for dancing.
Edward G. Ely of Norwich. a senior
| of the academic class at Yale UNIVERSE
| ty, is i'll at the Yale infirmary on Pros
lpeet street with typhoid fever. His con-
dition Sunday last was extremely crit
ical but since then the fever has some
what abated and it is believed he has
passed the crisis. Yesterday at the in
Urinary it was stated that he was rest
ing comfortably and the chances for his
recovery were much brighter. Although
not. a relative, he is the chum and
roommate of William b.. Ely, son OF
Attorney William II. Ely of this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Asa G. Bushnell and
Stanley Bushnell went to Wallingford
Monday night to witness the first pre-
sentation of the Chimes Of Normandy
given at the Wallingford opera house
by locsI talent They were entertain.
| ed at dinner at the home of G. G. Car
troll. who essayed the part of Henri
Marquis de Corneyille, one of the lead
ing parts in the opera. Miss Lota Bush
nell, who is a student at Phelps semi
nary, was in the party at dinner and
lat the theater afterward.
/ The Hon. John c. Dancy, recorder oil
deeds, at Washington, D. c., spoke al
the A. NJ. E. Zion church last evening
at S:15. Mr.. Dancy is a polished orator
and one Of the most prominent men oil
this race. Judge L. w. CleaveIand pre-.
sided. Hon. J. P. studley made the
! opening address.
1 The Peterson family will give an en-.
i tertainment in the Congregations
church, Westville, next Thursday. Ad.
mission twenty-five cents.
Rev. Herbert L. Mitchell, Yale 'S5, Of
Old Saybrook, was the guest of his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William W. Mitchell
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