The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People known in THIS city
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Henry KRAFT and wife have returned
from Europe after a four months abb
sence in fine health, having much en-
joyed their trip. Mr.. Kraft will re-
sumo business with his brother at rs
Center street sor the present.
Miss Ruth Terrill, daughter of Mar
shall E. Terrill, has accepted a position
as teacher in the kindergarten depart
ment at the Cornstock school at Ivory-
ton. Miss Terrill is a recent graduate
Of Miss Leighton's preparatory school.
Mrs. Henry C.. White of 45 Trum-
bull street has sent out cards for
Thursdays in October and November.
Miss Alice M. Hardy, teacher of So
cial, fancy and esthetic dancing and a
favorite teacher, will open her classes
at Warner hall Saturday morning, Oc
tober 31st. A large class and very sue
cessful season is indicated. The ma
irons whose names are upon the an
nouncement card most cordially COM
mend Miss Hardy to the public patron
age. They are Mrs. Edward William
DdIuHlliS 414loo bCl11lIo kalpSII tD1ohGolCC
and Mrs Harry Smith WEIGH. =
A quiet wedding of the week was
that of Miss Phoebe Bradley, daugh-
ter of Willard Bradley of Brooklyn, to
Sherley Allen Beebe of this city. Teh
ceremony was performed at high noon
by the Rev. G. HI. Ferris of the Call
vary Baptist church, October /, in the
presence of the immediate family only.
K Miss Florence Holiday the teacher
of dancing, who for the past few years
has been at Lenox hall, will open her
classes this season at Warner hall. Miss
Holiday also has large classes at Sey-
mour, Derby and Madison, where she
has been very successful in past sea-
sons. This year she expects to still fur
ther enlarge her field to include Bridge
port and Hartford. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herr Of New York city,
who have been stopping at the Sea
Breeze house, Fort Trumbull Beach,,
where they have made many friends
among the New Haven contingent, will
sail Tuesday for Berlin and Paris to
combine a business mission with a
pleasure trip. !
The various branches Of the Augur
family Of Woodbridge will hold a re-
union at their cottage at Woodmont
next Friday evening. A special trolley
car will convey the party to Woodmont,
where a reception and entertainment
will be given. About seventy members
of the family are expected to be pres
ent
Maurice Flynn Of westerly, r. l., was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fo-
garty of Derby avenue, Monday
Mrs. Henry Drake is seriously ill at
her residence on Fitch street. DR..
Marsh is the attending physician.
Miss Margaret Cowie of Pottsville,
Pa, has returned home after spending
the summer at Cosey Beach as the
guest of Mrs. M. F. Stanley.
Mrs. Hooghkirk of Dyer street, West
vile, gave birth to baby boy Monday
morning. Mother and child are doing
well,
M. A. Whitcomb of this city, who
represents j. H. Sessions & Son, Bris-
tol, Conn, leaves this week for an ex-
tended tour, visiting the principal cities
of Canada, the west and south, the trip
covering about two months He re-
turned home two weeks ago after a
tour of six or seven weeks in the west.
He was at Kansas City short time.
after the flood Of devastation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Chatfield of West
vile entertained a few of their friends
Monday evening at their home on will
lard street. Refreshments were served
and a general good time was enjoyed by
all present. Sys
Mrs. Dean Lyman of Cottage street
gave tea Friday for Mrs James Ford.
A sociable and dance will be given
Thursday and Friday evenings, Octo-
Der Is, 16, by the f. A B. society of
st. Joseph's church, in their club rooms
on Fountain street. At each dance an
entertainment will be given and re-
freshments will be served. The society
| is disposing Of a gold watch, the tick
cts for which are selling very rapidly.
| The winner of the watch will be de-
lclared Friday, October 16.
The engagement reception of Miss
Anna Goldbaum and DIR. M. Isaacs of
l New York was held at the home of the
bride, Sc Howe street, last evening. The
hours of receiving were from z to 10
| o'clock. AS DIR. Isaacs formerly resided
here and both he and his fiancee have
| many friends, the number of callers
was quite large. I.
| The w. A. g. society ofsWestville in
| itiated on Monday night two new menu
| bers, a goat being used to assist at the
ceremonies. The following officers were
elected: Henry Kiskalt, president;
Harvey Wfllday. vice president; George
French, secretary; Frederick Kiskalt,
| treasurer. The board of governors
elected were Harvey Herman and Wal
| ter Hitchcock. Lewis Kitle and Henry
/ Westman We're chosen as auditors. AT
| ter the business meeting refreshments
/ were served and an entertainment of a
musical nature was given by the MEM
bers of the club. * g. .--,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Smith have
engaged a suite of rooms a Duncan
hall for the winter.
| J. B. Thomas of the Branford phar-
macy, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas and
baby Dorothy, left yesterday for a two
weeks vacation to be spent in Mount
Vernon, N. Y. IN
Mr.. Hartman of the law firm of
Williams & Hartman of Derby gave a
dinner at the Graduates club last
Thursday for Sir Frederick Pollock.