The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

AID Other People known in Tint. CITY
Local social Events Here and Elise
where.
Mrs. Philo S. Bennett entertained the
Afternoon Whist club of which she is
member Monday. at her apartments
at York Hall. There We're three tables
of whist players. The club is one which
has been in existence for fifteen years.
Henry c. Harrison and family of
Branford are entertaining the Misses
Graveline of Wallingford. The guests
are daughters of Contractor Graveline,
who built the new high school building.
Venture ParelIo, twenty-eight years
of age, and Concerto Colorrese, the
same age, were married Monday even
ing by Justice of the Peace George E.
Hall at the iatter's Office. The couple
reside down town.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Drummond and
Miss Elizabeth Marshall Smith will
present Tennysons "Enoch Arden"
with musical setting, by Richard
Strauss, this evening at Memorial hall,
Madison, for the Fellow Workers socie-
are under engagement to give the same
entertainment before the Authors club,
Bridgeport, and also at Patchogue, L. l.
West Rock lodge, A. o. U. W., will
give a spread in the banquet room in
Masonic hall, Westville, Friday evening,
the occasion being a visit from Grand
Master Workman Richard G. Demarest
of Bridgeport, and other grand officers.
Miss Lillian Levitch. a well known
young lady of Bayonne, N. j., the fan
Gee of ]. Newman of New Haven, ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend the
Herz-Trener wedding at Harmonic hall
last night. While in this city Miss
Levitch will be the guest of Mr.. New
mans parents. The Levitch- Newman
engagement was recently announced.
Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. George Edward Hoadley OH
Fountain street was held the weekly
meeting of the Ladies' Up-to-Date club.
The meeting was literary afternoon.
and the reading was conducted by Mrs.
I.aurens Lenox. Light refreshments
were served.
Louis D. Nash, superintendent of
public schools of Holyoke, Mass, was in
town yesterday making an inspection
of the New Haven schools. Mr.. Nash
accompanied by Superintendent Beede,
visited the Cedar, Welch and Zunder
schools. In Holyoke, the plan of intro
ducing manual training in the gram
mar grades is under consideration, and
Superintendent Nash came here to see
what is being done here in that line.
Town Clerk William r. Foote of
Branford who has been a sufferer from
the grip for several days past, is con-
valescent Mr.. Foote was at his office
yesterday. Though far from entirely
recovered Mr.. F'ote is much better.
Mrs Alpheus Merwin, who has been
spending several weeks with a daughter
in Philadelphia, has returned to her
home in Orange.
Rev. Mr.. Fogg of Union occupied the
pulpit of the Durham Congregational
church Sunday.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Caroline Hooker, daughter of N. Albert
and Mrs Hooker of Kensington road,
Berlin, Conn.,, to DIR. R. S. Goodwin of
this city. Miss Hooker is the grand
daughter of Henry Hooker, the founder
of the famous carriage works on State
oIiCCt. l1Sl pIOILSt, uhdJOE Is
a member of Governor Chamberlain
staff.
Thomas J. Conway of Guilford was
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Kirkland of
Branford yesterday.
DR.. starkweather has purchased the
McDermott place on Montowese street,
corner Of South Main street, Branford.
The place consists of a large lot, house
and barn. DR.. Starkweather is to re-
model the house this spring, and will
then occupy it with his family.
Newton & Parish, agents for the
United Fruit company line of steamers
to Jamaica, w. l., have booked large
party who sail to-day from Boston on
the steamer Admiral Dewey. Prominent
in the party are Moses Joy, president of