The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People known ia Fhis city
Local Social Events Here and EIss-
where.
The condition of Mrs. William B.
Stoddard, who is ill at her home in
Milford with typhoid fever. was not so
favorable yesterday. She had a relapse
on Monday, but not a Serious one.
Miss Helen G. Chapman and Miss
Alice NJ. Smith, of Hartford, sail to-
day for Genoa.
J. George Hugo, of 1916 State street
returned yesterday to Baltimore, where
he will resume his studies at P. and S.
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland G. Hazard re-
turned on Monday from Peacedale, R.
J., where they have been staying for a
few days for the wedding festivities OF
their niece, Miss Bushnell, who was
married to Captain Brooks, Z. S. A.
on New Years day
Friday, January 16, Nathan E. Smith
of Wocdmont, sails on the steamer
Kansas City for southern trip. Dur
ing his absence Rev. Mr.. Epson will I'll
his position as superintendent of the
Sunday school,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moseley arriv-
ed at Leland, Florida on New Years
day. They will remain south for few
months.
Education" was the subject of the
address dilevered by Lieutenant c. A
L. Totten at last evenings meeting OF
Indian River grange. Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Kendrick anc
children left the New Haven house or
Monday for their new home in West
Haven. 1t has been in the process OF
construction for the past year and Is
now ready for occupancy.
E. A Reichel, J. B. Tibbals, W. e
Sandals and George R. Clark, of Mil
ford were the pallbearers at the funera
of Timothy 9. Knott, which was helc
Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev
Sherwood Roosevelt.
Miss Helen MachaIly, of Court street
West Haven, has returned from two
weeks visit with her sister in Worces
ter.
Miss Platt, of First avenue. West Ha
ven, entertained Miss Harris and MT
Thompson, of the borough, and Mr.. Ma
lone. of New York, Monday evening
Whist was INDUCED in during the even
ing.
Nathan E. Smith has just been elect
ed superintendent of the Woodmon
Sunday school. George A. Roberts
who has filled the position for mum
Der of years, declined a reelection
Miss Ida Finney was elected assistan
superintendent, Robert Treat secretar.
and Mrs. Mortimer Treat treasurer.
Mrs. Henry Platt and Mrs. Cliffor'
Treat, of Orange, are the guests OF MI
and Mrs. Charles Smith, of West Ha
ven.
Miss Mabel Stoddard daughter of MI
and Mrs, Frank Stoddard, formerly o
New Haven, but now of New YORK
where they removed last fall, has beel
the guest for fortnight of Mrs Rollt1
S. Woodruff, of West Chapel street. sh
returned to her home on Monday morn
ing.
The wedding of Rev. William Philil
Downes and Miss Harriet Louise Stree
will be solemnized at high noon to-da'
at Trinity church. The bridal process
sion will be preceded by the choirs q
Trinity church and All Saints chape
Harry Read, organist of Trinity church
will have charge of the music, assiste
by Edward Ender organist of A
Saints. The ushers have been chose
from among the parishioners of bot
churches. The bride will be give
away by her father, Gilbert Street, an
will have for her maid of honor Mis-
Helen Prentice, niece of Thomas N
Prentice, of Trumbull street. Re-
Charles Otis Scoville of Trinity churcl
will attend Rev. Mr.. Downes as bef
man. No cards to the ceremony haV
been issued, but a cordial invitation
extended to the parishioners of Trinit
church and All Saints chapel to
present. Rev Mr.. and Mrs Downt
will be at home to all their friends o
Thursdays after January, until Lent, Z
1926 Spring street.
H. @. Stocking, timekeeper for tt
employees of the New Haven termina