The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERES EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People t&n0Wn In This City
eIntersatsng Social Events Here and

MI. ana MIS-. bdfLISCL anu son. Oh
Southington, will eat their Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with Frederick Roth ana
family at their home on Diamond
street, Westville.
Mrs. George B. johnson, of Whitney
avenue, will have as guests for Thanks
giving ]. G. Johnson, Edward and
Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Mcintyre and
her son, James G. Mcintyre, of New
York, and Miss Eleanor Irwin, of Mon
treal, Canada.
Jacob Pohlnlan, meat cutter at Bren-
ner's grocery store, Westville, has re-
signed and has purchased John Han
sens milk route.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Dixon, Of Brr.iiss-
toll, who are both seriously i'll with the
grip at their home, are failing rapidly
and their recovery is not expected. 1t
has thrown gloom over the town, as
they are much beloved and respected
by all. Mrs. Cone, of this city, the
youngest daughter, is in constant at
tendance ..-.
Formal announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Hazel Mar
~ Ii, deluSAl VI u. MARTY VI
Chicago, to DIR. Edward Livingston
Trudeau, jr., of this city. Miss Martyr
is an artist of considerable talent and
has studied with leading painters of
Paris. She is also considered beauty.
DR.. Trudeau was graduated from Yale
in 1896 and is now at the Presbyterian
hospital. His father is DR.. Edward L.
Trudeau. The wedding will take place
in a few weeks. The prospective groom
was the varsity pitcher for Yale for
two years He succeeded Carter as
Yale's twirler ..'
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Cummings, of
West Haven, will spend Thanksgiving
in Worcester with their daughter, Mrs.
Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Fairbrother have
returned home with their daughter,
Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey, and family in
in Mystic having been gone four or five
months.
Miss Katherine Hemingway, who at
tends the Dean academy at Franklin,
Mass, is home for the Thanksgiving
vacation. ,--j .4-.s 49,. e..
Professor irving Fisher, of Yale, has
an article in the current outlook on
THE Modern Crusade Against Con-
sumption" .%
John Brewster Fitch and Miss Fitch,
of Church street, have issued cards for
a, reception Tuesday, December s, from
4 until O'Clock. Mr.. Fitch and his two
daughters have been abroad for several
months, returning to New Haven this
fall. -.
Herman schlissel, physical director of
the New Haven Turn Verein, will pass
Thanksgiving in New York as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ullrich, formerly
of this city. .,sa--t...
A surprise masquerade was given
Miss Caroline Cook, of Westville, Tues
day evening by the members of the st.
James choir. ~
i A surprise was given Master Horace
B. Perry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Perry, at his home, sol Elm street, on
Monday evening. by his many friends.
in honor Of his tenth birthday. He was
the recipient Of many gifts from his
young friends. :
Mrs. G. w. Martin, of this city, who
was heard at the recital given in Hart
ford at Professor H. D. Boardman's
studio Tuesday evening, has signed
with Mr.. Frohman for the season of
1904. Mrs. Martin is a pupil of Madame
Tealdi, of this city, and is we'll known
in musical circles.
Mrs. Rennison, of Ansonia, is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Machally Of Court street, West Ha-
ven.
Mrs. Bertha Hirsh Baruch, of Phil
adelphia, who is taking postgraduate
course in philosophy at Yale university,
will read a paper, entitled Modern Jul.
dafsn1," in the assembly room at the
Temple Mishkan Israel Tuesday even
ing, December Mrs. Max Adler, pres
ident of the Temple Aid society, is much
interested in the work and aims of Mrs.
Baruch, and the affair will be arranged
by the society of which she is the head.
Mrs. S. B. Shoninger will contribute a
violin solo to the programme and there
will be piano and vocal numbers pre-
ceding and after the paper Mrs. Ba-
ruch is a sister of the Hirsh Brothers,
the Church street merchants.
Miss Grace Speyer, of West Haven,
left yesterday for Portland to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Mcclellan, of
New York, have sold to A. j. Car1ni-
chael, of this city, the property at 257
Livingston street, corner Cold Spring
street, according to record filed in the
town clerks office yesterday. Mrs. Nc
Clellan was Georgiana L. Hecksher,
New. Haven woman. Mr.. Mcclellan is
the mayor-elect of the city Of New York
and now a congressman of the United
States. The property purchased is
valuable piece and one of the best resi-
Dental portions in this city.
Miss May Jones, teacher in Canoe
Brook district Branford, was taken ill
Monday morning and was obliged to
dismiss her scholars. She is much bet
ter and expects to be able to go to her
home in Ivoryton to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.
A masquerade surprise was rendered
Louis Serenson, of Branford, Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Weld and
daughter, of Derby, will spend Thanks
giving with Miss Nancy Smith and sis
ter at their home on Forest avenue,
West Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Bridgewater of West
Haven, will entertain house party
over Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharpe left yes
terday morning for a holiday visit to
their son, DR.. Albert Sharpe, now per-