The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMsOFINFERESTC CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And otnsr Peopie ISnown in This City
 Interesting social Events Here and

Elsewhere.
 Seven hundred cards were issued for . tea. given by Mrs. A. Mcclellan Math- ewson Of 657 Orange street, yesterday afternoon to honor her son and his bride. MT. and Mrs. Pierpont Foster. The house was beautifully deceratedi the dining room was done entirely in pink; inc library was finished in red, and the narlors were bright and cheery in vel low and white. At the tea table were Mrs. ]. P. c. Foster. Mrs. G. Rrinley Morgan, Mrs. Whitcomb, Mrs. Winches- ter Bennett. Mrs. Benjamin Bacon and Mrs. George Henry Nettleton. Mir. and Mrs. Foster, who are spending the year in travelling, were greeted by a very large society gathering.
 Carl Hildebrandt. jr., junior engineer on the steamship St. Louis, is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. Carl Hide brandt. IS Second avenue.
 pr. William G. Anderson, physical di- rector at the Yale gymnasium, will give an Illustrated lecture tonight in Christ church parish house, 90 Broadway on the topic Physical Training at Home and Abroad The lecture will begin at S:15 o'clock and the admission will be fifteen cents. ..
 Phi Delta has issued invitations for an informal dance to be given in War ner hall Tuesday evening, December 15. The committee in charge is Arthur I. Wing and Clarence l.. Beardsley. Music will be by Lilly's orchestra. The affair is a strictly invitation one.
 J. M. Adams, a freight brakeman, twenty-four years old, was taken to the New Haven hospital yesterday morning with scalp wound and concussion of the brain. He was hurt in the Spring street yards but was not able to tell how. His injury is not serious.
 Fred Riche of Durham, who has been sick for a long time, was able to walk out Monday for the first time. as far as Merriam company's shop. -..
 Miss Mary Easter, formerly of Gene va. N. r., for the past year having her home here, has gone to Trumansburg, N. Y. for the winter.
 An invitation is extended to each member of the International Sunshine society to attend the Cynthia Westover Alden Brown social at the home of Mrs. James Dahl, 542 Chapel street, Friday evening, the 11th, to celebrate our In- ternational birthday. .
 The friends of Miss F'lossie Knaub of Mechanic street, who has been very III with appendicitis for the past four weeks, will be pleased to hear that she Is slowly recovering. .s#~.,
 F. M Wilmot, the well known travel ing salesman 'or the boiler-making house of Pierce Butler & Pierce Manu- featuring company, New York city, is dangerously Ill at his residence here with pleuro-pneumonia. lS.
 Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton went to New York yesterday to attend the an nual meeting of the Child's Study club of which she is member. The lunch-. con and meeting were held at the Tux edo beginning at o'clock. Among the speakers of the day were Dr. Minot J. Savage and Mrs. Annie Garland spen- cer.
 Miss Ida M. Adams of this city has staff of Mrs. Sarah D Winans of Ohio, national president of the Woman's Re lies corps Miss Adams is a member Of Admiral Foote chapter of the Wo-s mems Relief corps of this city. She at tended the last national convention in San Francisco as delegate at large for Connecticut. s%
 E. N Brainerd, who has been very i'll with pneumonia at his home in Dur ham. is reported as a little better.
 Perseverance council. D. of L., will hold a supper at the home of Mrs. Leslie Waters, s Woicott street, Thursday af- ternoon, 6 to 8 o'clock. The evening will be spent in music and games.
 The many friends of Miss Gussie Schwartz will be pleased to hear that she was presented with a handsome gold watch charm by William Frank & Co. for ten years of meritorious service in their employ. sg 4.
 "A large number of friends of MT. and Mrs. c. w. Martin of 124 Court street were present Tuesday evening at a so- cial given by MT. and Mrs. Martin. Guests were present from Philadelphia, Boston and this city. During the even- ing music, both vocal and instrumental, was rendered. Colonel and Mrs. Car- ter rendered several pleasing duets, and &llC #dc1llSilS uA |1AA Alihl s-@ACAaCl W1o Cll~ joyed. Selections were also given on phonograph. A sumptuous collation. was served.
 Cards were received in Southington yesterday announcing the marriage of John Fox of Granby. son of MT. and Mrs. William Fox of Summer street, and Miss Minnie M. Pease of Granby in Granby, December 4. MT. Fox is fore man of the Granby section of the Air Line Northampton division and his many friends here extend congratula- tions. #~% I
 Frank Cafferty os Olive street is re- ceiving congratulations upon the ar- rival of a baby girl at his horne yester- day morning.
 Mrs. George Signor. who lives at the Junction of the Chestnut Tree Hill road with the main road to Seymour, was brought to the hospital in this city Mon- day to undergo an operation for appen- dicitis. -.-
 Governor Chamberlain and his staff were the guests Tuesday night at the camp fire of sedgwick post, No. i, c. A. R, held in Buckingham Memorial. in Norwich.
 In Centerville this evening a bazar and supper will be held at the parish