The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
aITEMsoFINTEREST CONCERNING | NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Afad other PsopIs Known tn Thts City -.InssrsstIug social Events Here and Elsewhere
 Invitation cards have just been sent out announcing a series of two lectures to be delivered by Miss Anita Webster at John Smiths strudio, November 30 and December ', at 11:SO o'clock Among the patronesses who are in- terested' in these talks are Mrs. Win chester Bennett. Mrs. Arnon filling and Mrs. Frank Bigelow.
 George E. Bailey, Thomas Oliver and Dr. M. |. Adams of West Haven left on Saturday for Amelia Court House, Va., for A two weeks hunting trip.
 The first of the Trowbridge lectures is to occur this week, delivered by Pro- lessor Fenalose on Japanese Art"
 Mrs. A. R. stoughton of New York and Miss Leila and Miss Isabella Stoughtoh are the guests of friends in this city, @ .s. ..
 Frederick Sickle of 300 State street is to undergo an operation for appendicitis today. Mir, Stelzle has been i'll for some time and it was hoped that ne might recover without an operation. His condition has not improved materi- ally and the operation will be perform ed by Dr. B. Austin Cheney. MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell enter tained Miss Chamberlain, who is the guest of Miss Marion Whitney at supper party during the past week. - Mrs. Arthur Baldwin and son of Greenwich are the guests of Mrs. John M. Richards of Main street, West Ha- ven. s..-. The marriage, of Miss Carol Mitchell of washington Nand Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., will be an important so- ciety event. Plans for the wedding are being made, and are on an elaborate scale. The ceremony will take place al the home of Miss Mitchell's brother ir Bernardsville, N. J, and the date is set for early in January. Contractor w. M. Irving of Milford has begun the work of building cot tage which is to be erected at Forf Trunbull Beach for J. Thurland Chat taway. ss. Hon. Charles F. Brooker and Mrs Brooker of Ansonia have gone to tht Virginia Hot Springs for short stay.
 Mrs. F. A. Joselyn is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. George A Roberts in Milford after an extended visit in Brookline Mass. #es<. ss,a....s... < MT. and Mrs. Frank Bradley Q West Haven entertained the whist clul of which they are members Friaa, evening at their home. The prizes wer won by Mrs George Gilbert, salt an, pepper; Mrs. Doherty, and the consola tion by Mrs. H. c. Peck and Ere Platt. Miss Marie Sibyl Hadden, littl daughter of MT and Mrs. Clarence 6 IIadden, entertained her little friend Saturday afternoon from 3 to o'cloc in honor of her fifth birthday annivel sary. at her home at 556 Elm street ] very pleasant time was had by all tn sg little ones. X, ,..,.. .ss,..a.s .as
 Miss Ellen Page Sargent of Elr street has been visiting friends in Bos ton.
 Frank F. MeKeon leaves Branfor today for Saybrook. He has taken tn contract for plumbing in the large sun 1ner residence which B. F. Hosley building at Fenwick Point for the Re R. H. Howden of Washington, D. c.
 Miss Charlotte Winchester entertain ed a few of her friends at luncheon Fr day to meet her guest, Miss Susan Ha of Brooklyn. .t
 A fine dinner was given in honor William w. woodruff, the new pres dent of the Ready Bits corporation, the Union league Saturday evenin About twenty men identified with u Ready Bits company attended.
 Miss Folsom, formerly of this eli but now of Hampton university, is vi iting Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss.
 M. B. Main of Hartford has be- spending a few days with MT. and Mi H. E. Gladwin of Lester street.
 Miss Flossfe Humphrey of First av nue. West Haven, is entertaining h counsin, Miss Mabel Humphrey
 Springfield, Mass. >..,
 Miss Bertha Scoville of New Tor daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Ma shall. has gone to Chincago to spel the winter with her uncle, Geroge Sc yilIe, who has been visiting here for month past Miss Scoville will also I main for the St. Louis exposition ne fore September of 1e4. . = .