The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFLNTERESTCONC KEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known an This City
 -IoeaI Social Events Here and EIss-

-IocaI Social Events Here and EIss-
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 Mrs. A. A. Kellogg of 105 Elm street is spending week or more with friends. in Mt. vernon, New York city and other places.
 Professor George Adams Smith of Scot land, entertained by Mir. and Mrs. Rowland G. Hazard and Charles Ray Palmer during his stay in this city this week. Professor Smith preached at the chapel yesterday morning and also addressed the academic students at Dwight hall. He will speak also this and Wednesday, evening.
 Frank Hamilton, jr., who formerly sang in the choir of the Congregational church, West Haven h mas accepted G @ bsb 1osftiof of tSs Ss Redeemer. Mir. Hamilton has many friends in this city and West Haven who wish him success in his new position.
 Another prominent event for tomorrow will be the reception at the Art school given by President Hadley of Yale university and Mrs. Hadley. The hours are from g until 12 o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bartlett, who have been occupying Dr. Stiles house on Wash ington avenue, West Haven, for the winter months, have gone to their cottage at WOodmont for the summer months.
 Dr, Skinner of Grove street left Saturday for New Orleans, where he will attend the annual meeting of the American Medical as- sociation. -
 4 l4s drawing, will give an illustrated lecture on "Color in Nature" at the Oliyet Baptist church, Thursday evening, May !. This lee ture cannot fail to interest parents ana friends in this department of wora in the public schools The proceeds are to be used for the benefit of the Winchester school. George Woodruff, the insurance agent, ana Mrs. Woodruff, moved Wednesday, into the cottage at Woodmont which they have talk en or the summer.
 Miss Amelia Walker. daughter of Profes- sor and Mrs. Williston Walker was operated upon for appendicitis. She is recovering
 Miss Lillian Burlington of Hartford was given a surprise at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nichols, 37 George street, Friday even
 Professor and Mrs. Beebe has. returned from Europe and are in Boston, Mass. Pro- lessor Beebe is quite i'll. ..
 The D. O. w. Whist club will nave its last meeting Of the season at Cox's Surf house at Savin Rock on May IS. The ladies will play whist in the afternoon ana WiIh friends will enjoy shore dinner aLtsrwaaus. " nue has returned from Saranac Lake ana
 Rev A. N. Lewis, who has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs " A. boruea trad oI adutn to his home in Montpelier, Vt He IS leauins Episcopal minister of that town. .,, .
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state regent nd,, 3I t1s 4s to assist at the dedication of a soldies, monument, which has been purchased by the D. A. R. chapter of that lace.
 Miss Rachel Dingwall, daugntef oI Mul- dock Dingwall, has recovered rom two
 The family of General Sawyer, who has lately returned from the Philippines, nave closed their home on Temple street ana Ter leit for San Francisco to rejoin the general Wno is suffering from iii health. -. ,s.., .,
 Russell Miller of Alden avenue Is out asaln ' after having had an attack or Lne ;, scatdeo a.e : fever, Joseph, the son Of MT Miller, et tns well known tailor, Is also out against aiter an attack of the same disease:
 The wedding of Miss Lucy sophia schwain, and Henry Charles White of this city Will take place tomorrow at Fort Number 1lght :, Morris Heights, N. Y. Miss schWaee y,,n M a sister of Professor John c. scnWap oI i'ue university. & e es1rY,,,,,,,hray N street Congregational church will ,l, nave Ine last supper of the season next IhutsuaS Fl. ssn,s a1,aninas in the parlors of the church rom < z 70 tn S1 clock, A reception will also oe 4endarad to Rev. Frank R. Luckey, the pas Tar. of the4 church. on that evening, IL peine tba fifteenth anniversary of his connectlioil etlol yrifh fhe church as pastor. II IS eApeeoSu fhst their will be a large attendance. M rrangements for the entertainmenC U us oiyen in Harmonic hall next Fflday eNenins I bv the Elm City Free Kindergarten asso 4s' t eiation are going on a pace Althoush, llt nrngramme has not yet been issuea, II n tynnwn that there are to be two plays, Ap Al, nless and ssPetticoat Perhdy ana Iaas ah,,sa, sns Tale university orchestra and the ireshia"i glee club will participate.