The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
NFWHATEY PEOPLE

And other People EGnosvu In ThIs city
.Interesting social EEvepss Hare and
EIsewhere.
H. B. Townsend. Ward Church and
S. C. Crabbe of this city walked from
this icty to Ansonia, Tuesday night, for
the pleasure of the trip. They stepped
at the Dayton house, over night, and
left early Wednesday morning to walk
back to their respective homes.
Miss Gertrude Herold of Terryyillc
will be the piano soloist at a concert to
be given at the North Haven town hall
this evening She is fine player, kav-
ing studied at conservatory in Ger
many, and no doubt will be well re-
ceived. She is at present staying in
this city with her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Spreyer of IS Elliott street, and expects
to open up classes here for the teaching
of the piano in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Nicoll, who
were married in New York in July,
have returned from their bridal trip
to Euope. They have taken rooms
at the New Haven house for the pres
ent. ~.
A number of Derby and Ansonia peo-
pie who came to this city Tuesday
night to see "Winsome Winnie at the
Hyperion were left at the depot in this
city, some of them getting there just
five minutes after the train had left.
Part of those who were left spent the
night in the station, while others went
to the hotels.
Mrs. Herrick P. Frost, Mrs. Louie H.
Frost and Dwight S. NJ. Frost left on
Wednesday for ten days trip to Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
DR.. E. L. r. Thompson of Park
street, who has been in the west, has
returned to this city.
/ Mrs. E. E. Salisbury of this city is
making extensive improvements to the
McCurdy place at Old Lyme.
/ DR.. John De Forest, a former New
Haven man, who is engaged in mis-
sionary work in Japan but who has
been visiting here during the past
summer, sailed from San Francisco for
Japan yesterday.
Mrs. W. E. Sandals of Milford is
slowly but it is hoped steadily improv-
\ ing now.
Harvey Bell, the colored gardener
employed for the past two years by
Percy Greist Of Willard street, accom-
panied by his sister also in the employ
of Mr.. Greist, will leave shortly for
their home in Williamson, N. c.,
where they will spend the winter proba-
bly, returning north in the spring.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Hutchins of
Litchfield are the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Timothy Dwight in this city and
go from here to visit friends in Kings
ton, N. X. They expect to be gone till
the end Of next week.
| The Kalmathean club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs 8. J. Bryant at her
residence on. Elm street, West Haven.
Chairman for the afternoon, Mrs Bry
ant. Current Events" Mrs. Clarence
IL. Clark. Papers will be read by Mrs.
Thomas Oliver, "Catherine H., and Mrs.
Bryant, Partition of Poland
The Rev. and Mrs. John Hutchins,
Mrs. George c. woodruff, Miss Corne-
| liza B. Smith and Miss Myra F. Hale of
Litchfield attended the annual meeting
| of the Woman's Board Of Missions in
this city this week.
Grand Inspector Albert W. Nation
of this city of the Grand commandery,
Knights Templar of Connecticut, made
his official visit to Washington com
Imandery No. 1 of Hartford, Tuesday
evening The temple degree was con-
ferred in an impressive manner. The
inspector complimented the command
cry on the excellence of its work. In
his remarks he advocated the establish
ment of an annual state field day, a
custom general in many other states.
| Two prizes were won at the New
York bench show by Mrs. John N.
Champions pet Boston terrier
| Miss Frances Hennessy a graduate
| of the New Haven training school, has
been appointed night matron at the
Litchfield county hospital.
DR.. Anderson, director of the Yale
gymnasium, tried his new machine, the
ergograph,s on the squad of regulars
stationed here yesterday morning. The
machine works very well but it is not
absolutely perfected as yet. When it
lis it will be used for testing the men
In the freshman class. The machine is
very simple one in its mechanical
eontrivances. =.
Miss B. E. Gray and Thomas F. Rey-
nolds were united in marriage at st.
Mary's church Wednesday last. Father
Valley officiated The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Maria Gray,
and the best man was Michael J. Rey-
nolds. After a wedding trip, they will
reside at 81 Shelton avenue.
Miss Sallie Corbin of George street
has given up her position as waitress
at the New Haven high school lunch
counter. v
Mrs Laurens Lennox of this city gave
a very entertaining series of readings
from the works Of James Whitcomb
Riley at Taylor M. E. church, Milford,
Wednesday evening.
Several New Haven guests, including
Miss Sheehan and Miss Anna Grennan,
were present Wednesday at the we'd
ding of Miss Minnie l.. Monahan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mon
ahan of Hartford and John C. Smith,
which occurred at st. Peters church.
The Rev. Thomas Stanley Of Westport,
a cousin Of the bride, performed the
ceremony
Miss Harriet Bradley, only daughter
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