The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Henry D. White of Trumbull street has been entertaining her brother. Mr. schwab Of New York for a few days.
 The New Haven County Medical as- sociation will hold their annual meet ing in New Haven. Thursday. April 2i. Dr. Maloney of Waterbury will read a paper on "Traumatic Injury of left Cartridge" The paper will be illustrat- ed by several drawings, showing the in ternal appearance of the eye during the various stages of the disease.
 Mrs. William Rowland has returned to her home in New York after a few days visit with her sister, Miss Ade- line Sanford of Crown street
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Smith and two children and Miss A'ena Dates ar rived home this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have spent six years in India, Mir. Smith being engaged in r. M. C. A. work there. The party had pleasant trip back, spending several weeks in England. They brought with them the children's nurse, native, who is called an 'avah."
 Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Shepard of High street announce the engagement os their daughter Louise to Robert II. Crawford of New York.
 John Sargent, the youngest son of J. B. Sargent with Russell Sargent Tenn sails to-day for Europe to join Miss Nellie Sargent and Miss Nettleton. The party will return shortly.
 The second annual church supper of the Methodist church in Middletown was held in the church parlors Tuesday evening. Rev Francis T. Brown, the pastor. acted as toastmaster. Presiding Elder Richards of New Haven was the guest of honor. Among the other speakers were Prof. c. T. Winchester and Councilman John A. Dodd.
 Mrs. Edward J. Pheulps, wife of the former ambassador to Berlin, who has been spending short time in New Ha- ven has returned to New York. Mrs. Phelps is a daughter of the late Jo- seph Sheffield and sister of Mrs. John Addison Porter and Mrs. William Boardman. While in the city Mrs. Phelps was guest at the New Ha- ven house.
 w. F. Carter, Yale 1907, has been ap- pointed leader of the Yale freshman glee club.
 MT. Grant of Merchantsville, N. Y, has rented the Francis Cowles house in Pennington for a year, and MT. Mun- son of New Haven has rented the Lewis Cowles house for six months.
 Leonard F. Hotchkiss and family have moved to their new home at TIT Livingston street.
 Carrie L. Treadwell of Bridgeport, formerly in the shoe department of Howlands in this city, has accepted the position of manager for the New Haven Emerson shoe store. He began his new duties Monday.
 Owing to the death of Mrs. Bruce Tenn, who was 8 member of the Satur- day Morning club, invitations to the play, Crawford, which was to have been given by the members at the Coun- try club Saturday morning have been recalled
 Dr. W. c. Vile of Danbury will sail for Europe next Tuesday for a short business trip
 St. Agnes guild will give an enter tainment and sale at St. Andrews par ish house, 35 Hazel street, this even ing.
 The marriage of Miss Caroline L Palmer. daughter of Mrs. Annie E Palmer of 25 Carmel street, to Major Charles F. McCabe of the Second regi- ment, C. N. G., took place at the home of the bride yesterday afternoon at 5:3t o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Watson l.. Phil. lips was the officiating clergyman. The wedding was extremely quiet and at tended only by relatives and immediate friends.
 B. Hughes, 1905, has resigned his posi- ton as secretary of the Baseball asso- citation. His successor will be elected at meeting of the junior class.
 The annual meeting of St. Luke's par ish on Monday evening had the largest attendance in many years. The follow. ing officers were elected: Senior ward eil, J. w. Stewart; junior warden, Chas H Phillips; treasurer, c. F. Chandler; clerk for the parish and vestry, Theo Peek; vestrymen, S. T. Douglas, w. J Cummings, J. F. Cohen, A. A. Adams Theodore Peek, E. Butler, J H. Martin E. De Ladson, w. A. Jackson and c. F Chandler; auditors for the parish, J H Martin, James Harford and John Go dette, jr.
 Bridgeport will challenge the state tc ''laik at crickets" on July 13 when the 23 lodges of the Order of Sons of St George will hold field day at Schuetzer park, New Haven. The committee oi Pioneer lodge of Bridgeport, which at tended the general committee meeting at New Haven on Saturday, reported tc the lodge last evening. The day will be an old fashioned English holiday. Attn letic sports and games will be on the programme and contests of strength ol agility will be in the list, including shol putting, running, hurdle races, jumping and other sports intended to make the outig pleasig oe.
 The Tribune Sunshine rummage sale i'll the store at 499 State street is all immense success and will mean a goodly sum for the society's treasury Those in charge are delighted with don ors and purchasers, and so far as rum mage sales go the one now being held by the Tribune Sunshine society must be awarded the palm. The sale opened Tuesday and the shop was thronged