The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
xTEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In ThIs City lInteresting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

bed him of his speech. He cannot talk above a, whisper. Mr. and Mrs. Sage have removed to Forbes Place, East Haven. where they will receive their friends on New Years day.
 Henry Andre oe Savin avenue is spending few days with his parents in East Haven.
 Thomas Gibbons, the we'll known gro- cery man at State and Pearl streets, was married Sunday morning at St. Patrick's parsonage in Grand avenue by the Rev. Father Russell. to Miss Mar garet Doody of State street. Mark Sul- Ivan was best man and Miss Josephine Doody was maid of honor. Only the im- mediate families attended the ceremony. Mrs. Gibbons is the daughter of the late Patrolman Doody.
 Cards of invitation have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Willard Woodford Aus tin Of Cromwell for the wedding for their daughter Alice Peace and Perry T. W, Hale of Portland. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride yes- terday at o'clock There were several Yale men in attendance. MT. Hale was a special student at Yale for two years and was prominent in college athletics.
 Miss Dorothy Morgan. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan of this city, is spending the holidays in Washington. She is the guest of Miss Evelyn Walsh, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas D. Walsh, of the national capital. Mir. Walsh is the multi-nillion- aire mining king and politician. Miss Walsh and Miss Morgan are school mates at Dobbs Ferry. MT. and Mrs. Walsh gave a dinner and dance Satur- day night in their honor. The party consisted of forty young people, the school girl and boy friends of Miss Walsh After dinner the party repaired to the beautiful new ballroom at the top of the house and danced until midnight.
 Minott A. Osborne Of Bradley street left yesterday for weeks visit with his friend and classmate, MT. Arthur Parmelee of Worcester. MT. Parmelees father was former resident of this city and prominent member of the board of education. :
 Frederick M. Jourdan returned yes- terday morning to his home in Lynn, Mass, after spending a few days with his parents, H. F. Jourdan and wife of Harbor street. Branford. :.5:. E., ..ss
 MT. and Mrs. L. l. Rosenberg of AS Prince street left yesterday on an ex- tended trip which includes visits to rel atives in Oregon and Washington. They will be absent about ten weeks. $
 Captain J. J. Phelps of Hackensack, N, J., was in Branford this week and paid a visit to his island off Stony Creek, to see how his summer residence is progressing. P. H. Dunn has the tin ming contract and has a large force of men rushing the work as fast as possi- ble.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis I. Prince of Arch street are entertaining Nathan Gordon Of Denver. Col. -.
 Robert Jameson, the fish merchant in Bransord is seriously i'll at his home with pneumonia and a complication of troubles. Dr. c. w. Gaylord is the at tending physician. This is the second or third attack of pneumonia MT. Jameson has had this winter and much sympa- thy is expressed for him and his family.
 Miss Marion Nichols of Vassar is spending the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Henry F. Sage of, Dwight street. Miss Nichols has as her guest a class mate, Miss Kate Miller of Louisville, ky Miss Miller will later spend some time with Miss Elizabeth Curtiss, an- other Vassar girl, and daughter of Pro- lessor and Mrs. Curtiss of Trumbull street.
 Mrs. F. E. Smith of the second dis trict, Branford, is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. F. Hanna of Kenyon, R. I. MT. Smith spent Christmas there also, but Mrs. Smith will make an extended visit.
 James McManus. a student in the Philadelphia Dental college, is visiting his sister, Miss Mollie McManus of Arch street
 Mrs. Edward Mansfield, jr., of West Haven has gone to Morris to visit her mother of West Haven. She expects to be away two weeks. .E.- ,
 MT, and Mrs. F.. D. Grave of George street have as their guests MT. and Mrs. Robert Marthing Of Greenwich. .s.
 The East Haven Wemen's club have been anticipating pleasant evening on wednesday of this week which, because of illness. in the family of the hostess of the evening, must be indefinitely postponed. The club had bidden as it's guests the members of the Half Hour Reading club of Branford, and the Mothers club Of East Haven. |,
 David Stanley Smith of the music de- partment of Yale university is visiting MT. and Mrs. E. B. Eddy of New Brit ain.
 Miss Marjorie Thompson, daughter of Commissioner and Mrs. B. Foote Thompson, is home for the holidays f~om Burnham school in Northampton. She has been visiting friends in Bridge port over the Sabbath, but will return to her home to-day for the remainder Of her vacation. *s-
 The engagement is announced of Spencer Ensign to Miss Ruth Bowman.
 Miss Agnes Miller of West Haven is spending her Christmas vacation with her brother and family. @
 Mrs. J, Stroeling and son of South #ington are the guests of Frederick Roth of Diamond street. MT. Stroeling was formerly a resident of this village.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Eva Gilbert to Ernest Rider.
 The Sunday. school of the Westville Congregational church will hold their Christmas festival and tree on Wednes- day evening, December 30. A good time will be enjoyed by all present. Santa Claus is to be there.
 MT. and Mrs. Bertram Tester of New ay0rs are sperldine Sunday with Mrs