The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People known In This City
-Interssting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
The first of the social teas OF the season
will be held in the parlors of the Humphrey
Street Congregational church (Rey. Frank
Luckey pastor) on Wednesday evening, to
which the public is invited.
Miss Marie Basson, of Bishop street, who
has been visiting relatives in England since
April, returned week ago Saturday on the
steamer Cedric and spent last week In New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson. of Law
renee street, who have been in England sew
eral months, returned home last week.
Miss Rebecca ID. Beach sailed for Europe
Saturday on the steamer Patricia, of the
American line. She will spend the
winter with relatives in Berlin.
Mrs. Frank Tiesing, of 30 Bishop street,
Is spending couple of weeks with reiatiVes
in Milford.
Mrs. Willis d. Miller and the Misses Mil
Ier of Orange street, have returned home
from Great harrington and Stock0rldge,
Mass. -..u.-~ ~. 4..-
Miss Catherine Benham. Of this city. is
spending few weeks with Mrs. Andrews
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Taylor rave taken
the Grifing house, So Trumbull street, for a
Miss Jennie Alice Merwin of 45s Elm
street. leading soprano of the Second Con-
gregational church in Derby, will sing the
role of Priscilla in the opera Of that name,
which will be given In the Derby Opera
house tonight and tomorrow night.
Professor and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Wheeler, OF
Sc Grove street, have returned home from
Grove eBach, where they have spent some
George Z. Sheldon, of the Sheldon house,
Pine Orchard. and Mrs. Sheldon have re-
turned to their Branford residence for the
winter.
Professor and Mrs. Carter have taken the
Dunscombe house on Prospect street. Pro-
fessor Carter is president OF Wlllams col
lege, Williamstown, Mass.
Mrs. Eiiiah Bradley is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. James H. Bar
ker, in Branford. Owing to her advanced
age, eighty-four years, fears are entertained
Mrs. Congor, of wateryille N. Y, is the
guest of Mrs. Philo s. Bennett at the York
wall.
Horton, who was struck by trolley car on
Portsea street Saturday, was as comfortable
as could be expected. His shoulder was dis
located and he sustained other slight IN
juries, but is not seriously injured. He was
removed yesterday to his home on WOOD
street, West Haven.
Robert +. Mitchell, Of whalley avenue,
q camp M Lake uncas, at Old Lyme, for the
past seven weeks, has returned home after
d pleasant stay.
Miss Ida Cody, who has been spending
two months In Higganum, has returned to
Miss Ethel Bennett and Miss Edith Mon
son, Of this city, who are studying at the
me mel A at s57 West Fiftyeighth street for
the winter.
William Valentine, who has been visiting
his mother at Damascus, Branford, has re-
turned to his home in New Haven. In COM
pany with several young men Mr.. Valentine
has rented a house on York street. in this
city, and they will keep bachelors hail.
The Hugh Chamberlain prize for the hest
examination In Greek for admission to Yale
college has been awarded to Philip Lefevre
Morrison, Of Boston, who was prepared at
the Hopkins grammar school. Honorable
5 mention is made of Herbert Lawrence Nal
colin, of this city; who was prepared at the
M II. White, Of $50 winthrop avenue,
Mrsato Boston to spend two weeks with
szaa fsia RI and Honorables, Of which he
was formerly member.
Mrs Arthur Hoilister, of Washington, this
state, has been for the past two weeks the
guest of Mrs G. n. Pierpont, of 1901 West
Chapel street.
ed position with the Winchester Repeating
Arms company.
r G. Lewis, jr., who has been in Bermuda
for his health, has returned home much I'M
MRS Anna Faughnan, Of Willow street,
who has been Ill with gastritis, is improv-
me Samuel Henry Galpin Latin prize for
the best examination in Latin for admission
to YALE has been awarded to William Hen
nv Goodwin, of Burnside, Conn.,, who pre-
pared at the Hartford public high school.
Honorable mention is made Of William Shell
don Whittlesey, Of this city, who prepared
at Hillhouse.
and Mrs. Carl Birely and daughter Barbara,
returned recently from their summer cot
tage at Madison.
Rev. N. r. Coleman. Of 1867 State street,
who was ordained year ago at the North
American college, Rome Italy, has been as
signed by Bishop Tierney to st. Peters
church, Danbury. This is Father Coleman's
first assignment I'll
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Hull, Of $50 Elm
street, have returned from Clinton, where
they have been spending the summer at the
Hull homestead.
f. McHugh, of SO Davenport avenue have
returned home after four months stay in
Europe.
taken apartments at Duncan hall for. the
The fair for the benefit of st. Anthony's
Italian Catholic church will open on Mon
ter SQUARE Every effort is being made to
have this fair success.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lester Thomas, of
Westfield Mass. spent two days last week
NJ V. Campbell Of 1O4 Nash street, ex-
poets to spend the winter in the Adiron.
Morris Weiss. Of 51s Elm street, is i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Francis Dade, Of AZ Third street, has
returned from two weeks visit in New
York
Mrs. William Sheffield came up from New
York on Saturday. She reports that there
IS but a slight change in the condition OF
Mr. Sheffield, and that he is still very sicl
man.
Frederick ii. Potter, Of the Paragon Ma
chine works, Philadelphia formerly Of this
city, has returned to Philadelphia after 8
ten DAYS visit with his parents Mr.. ani
Mrs r. Z. Potter, of QuinniDiac avenue
He expects to take course in the Mechani
cal School Of Drafting.
Charles Holman. wife and son and Mrs
w H. Clapp and son have arrived hom'
from pleasant visit with relatives in Yer
mont. "a AZ.
About 100 members of Admiral Foote pos
No II, G. A. r., met In their rooms Satur
day night, despite the bad weather. Tn
death Of Comrade Lorin M. Mum, of Yves
Haven, was announced He was a veteran
of Company c., Forty-sixth Massachusetts
Volunteers. He died October 8. Conrad
Kenyon, Of Providence, was present and re
lated several war stores which gave mucl
enjoyment to the comrades.
Iudoo Sanua1 r, Rr0nSou and family, ar