The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEATSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in This City
 -IntersstIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 Henry T. Blake. who has returned from his trip abroad, was at his office in the city hall yesterday.
 William Hugo. son Of Simon Hugo, has written home from Germany that he will prolong his stay there another month.
 Ella F. Hill. stenographer in the G. P. As office in the railroad building, has returned from two weeks vaca- tion spent in Newburyport, Mass.
 B. L. Wfnchell Of St. Louis, vice president and general manager of the Chicago, Rock Island and Frisco sys- tenn, was registered Thursday at the New Haven house.
 John Mccormick of West Haven Is spending a ten days vacation at Youngs' Pier hotel at Atlantic City.
 Charles H. Stahl of $40 Orange street. who has had a siege of five weeks with typhoid fever and was convalescent, has had a relapse and will be confined to his bed for some time to come. He. is to undergo an operation to-day, conducted by Dr. H. KIenke, Dr. Park and another physician.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dupius cele- brated their fifth wedding anniversary Monday evening at their home, 69 Rowe street. i
 A. c. Wright, the lunch wagon pro- prietor, has sold that business and will engage in new line of enterprise with his father at 69 George street.
 Mrs. Caleb Francis of South Main street, Branford, and her sister, Mrs. Dalby, are visiting relatives in Meriden.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Koslovsky of Ivy street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Amelia R., to Robert Reinwald. The wedding will take place at the home of the young Womans par ents October 25.
 Miss Henrietta Hubbard has return ed home to Branford from two weeks visit with the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph McKean at their new home in Fall River.
 Members of the Quinnipiack club are to have clambake at the Sperry farm, woodbridge, on Tuesday, October 6. The event is to be in honor of Congress- man Sperry and all who participate will have jolly time. The trip to the farm will be made in 'busses
 Charles Zink and family, who have been stopping at Sunset Beach during the early autumn, leave for Brooklyn to-day. MT. Zink expects to spend the winter with his family in Kentucky.
 Miss Emile Hunt for thirty-five years employed in the Candee rubber years forelady in the room where the strike of 360 girls occurred recently, severed her connection with the com pany last Saturday. Her retirement is much regretted by the employees, as she was general favorite.
 The Lillian N. Hollister and Jennie. B. Cation hives delightfully celebrated 7the eleventh anniversary of the found ing Of the Order of the Ladies of the Maccabees in Warner hall Thursday night
 Cards announcing the marriage of Myron Clark of Orange and Miss Wan ger of Boston. on September 23, atl Boston, Mass, have been received.
 Mrs. Hills and Mrs. Tiffany of South Norwalk spent Thursday with Mrs. c. D. Phelps in West Haven.
 Frank Bateman of Thompson street, West Haven. is entertaining his nephew. Frank Bateman. and Miss Viola Demerest of Stamford.
 c. F. Coggeshall of Bloomfield, N. Y., was the guest Thursday of Frank Ball of Main street, West Haven.
 Robert Hunt os Brooks & Co. is en- toying two weeks vacation at Phila- delphia and Atlantic City.
 Miss Bessie Linsley of Paved street, Branford, is spending few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheldon at Pine Orchard.
 Miss Jane Shippey of 12S Rosette street and George Cullurn of 538 Elm street were quietly married at the home of the brides parents, September 30, by Rev Dr. Frank Rall. On account of the brides parents being in poor health, only the nearest relatives were present. MT. and Mrs. George Cullum left on the 6:55 train for a short wed-l ding tour.
 Miss Ethel Plant is assisting Miss
 
 school. Branford, during the illness of the latter's brother.
 Edward James of Front avenue, West Haven, who has been the substitute letter carrier during the summer months, finished his work Thursday.
 Lewis Munger has accepted a posi- tion in the mems furnishing depart ment at Meigs & Co.'s store, where he hopes to meet his friends and patrons.
 Miss Emile Williams, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Felton Wood in West Haven, returned Thurs day to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Goldstein of 114 Congress avenue have issued cards an- nouncing the coming marriage of their daughter Annie to J. B. Gordon. The happy event will take place Sunday, November 1, at Music hall, Court street, at 5:30 p. m, with the wedding recep- tion
 Postmaster J. L. Eliot of Clinton has returned from his vacation the past week. 59
 At the annual meeting of the St. Louis club of Yale the following of ficers were chosen: President, D. Meier, 1905; vice president, p. M. Lewis, 1905 S.; secretary, A. M. Clifford, 1904; treas-5 urer, E. Little, 1905: supper committee, Lewis, Little. Meier. Mir and Mrs Malcolm Raatb opd