The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFMTERESTCOYOERNING
 NEWHAVENPE0P

And Other People Known In This oIty
 -IntersstIng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 turned from pleasurable visit to the Cats kills and Stanford, N. Y. She also attended the Young Women's Christian Temperance unions state meeting of New York.
 Mrs. Lewis E. Bill of Bridgeport, one Of the guests at the Porter r-Stocking wedding yesterday, Is stopping with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Munson at the Kensington.
 Invitations have been issued for the we'd ding of John Hill Morgan, Yale '93, for sev- eral terms a member of the New York leg islature, to Miss Leila Augusta Myers, daughter of Mrs. William B. Myers of Rich mond, Va. The wedding will take place at St. Paul's church, Richmond, on November 10
 A meeting of the committees in charge of the whist and dance to be given by the Queens Daughters at the armory Monday evening was held last evening at St. Pat ricks hall, Grand ayenu. -s.....-s
 William Pickns, the Yale colored orator, has left to attend the annual meeting Of the American Missionary society at Cleveland, O., where he will be one of the speakers. He will talk on some phase of the negro question.
 Thursday, October 29, the marriage of Miss Alma Olsen of New Haven. and Emau- uel 0ranson of West Haven, will take place at the home of the brides sister. MT. and Mrs. Aranson will reside at 1S9 Main street and be at home to their friends after No vember 8
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Atwater, jr., have given up housekeeping and have taken Hillhouse high school building. Mrs. At water Is studying voice culture and will be under the instruction of Marshal in New York this winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Lewis entertained a number of friends at their home on Vernon street Friday evening, In honor of their siece Miss gerna Hastings 9Ii @ If Willimantie ter which the evening was spent most en- Joyably with whist and music.
 Dr. Church. who boards with Dwight Shumway of Westville, Is spending few
 The visit of the Mosely commission of English educators to Yale kill take place next Monday. The commission will be shown the campus and university plant Arrangements for their reception and en- tertainment are not yet fully completed. They will remain here Monday night and leave Tuesday morning to visit Boston and
 The Rev. Isaac Marsand of West Haven and Rev. W. ". Gillies, pastor of the Meth odist church in Westville, will exchange pulpfts next Sunday morning.
 :. Stephen H. Moore of Chapel street has just returned from an extensive trip through New Orleans and Missouri. While i. en route he visited the worlds fair grounds at St. Louis, where the work is progressing very rapidly.
 Miss Ethel scofeld of West Haven, who has been at Grace hospital for the past few weeks, has returned to her home on Can dee avenue.
 Miss Florence Mansell of New York Is the guest for few days of Mrs. George B. Johnson of Whitney avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hogan of Springside avenue announce the engagement of their second daughter, Florence Emogene, to Harris Jewell Warner of Mt. Carmel. The dfy1rr fpt 1oes %r>fn nnIyn
 Mrs. Walter Camp gave small dinner party last evening for her guest, Mrs. Butts of Naw York
 Robert E. Mitchell of WhaIIey avenue is spending a few days in New York.
 The West Haven W. c. T. U. will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Andrews on Church street. All ladies are cordially invited to attend
 ". F. Kennedy, formerly with Peck & Bishops tourist agency, is in this city for few days. MT. Kennedy is now in New York with the Savannah Steamship com Fdsssff Gold. one of westyille's boys, who now live in Massachusetts, is expected home this week to visit his father, Marsden Gold of Whalley avenue.
 Mrs. Marcus Mum and son, Frank Mum, of this city. drove to Oxford on Wednesday of last week, going by way of the east side of the Nangatuek @ ,;u river 1 Pines ridge and MuMnn, who Is native of Oxford, has not been over this route for many years.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll of Harrison street sent three of her valuable monkeys on Tuesday to the Geological Gardens in Wash ington, where in future they will be on ex. hibition.
 Miss Nellie Crane of Union avenue West Haven, is recovering from her recent illness and is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Mcdonald, who lives with her daugh- ter, Mrs. William Al. Pratt of Whaley aye nue, has returned home after a months vacation spent at Glens Falls, N Y.
 Miss Annabelle Lucey of Union avenue West Haven, who has been quite sick, has recovered and is able to go out again.
 Mrs. Edward Harmon, formerly Miss Ma bel Vaughan, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Munter of Blake street. MT. and Mrs. Harmon now reside in Boston. Royal H. Warner has nearly completed l the residence for c. E. Seymour on Wash ington avenue, West Haven. J. L. sherman & Son did the mason work and D. B. Lohse l the plumbing. Mrs Edwin Cooper and Mrs. Davis of Wha1ley avenue have gone to Canada to spend a few weeks. HELP THE ORPHANS.
 FAMOIJS NOVELIST.