The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-22
PERSONAL, PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
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 Mir. Henry Salisbury of the Phila- delphia Dental College, is spending the vacation at his home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs D. A. Kinner and daugh- ter, Miss Susie Kinner will spend the Christmas holidays with their brother, George A. Kinner, in Danbury.
 MT Arthur Parmelee leaves to-day to spend the Christmas vacation at his home in Worcester, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. William A Gillespie and family will spend Christmas with their mother, Mrs. J. Rowe, of Chesh, ire.
 Miss Mabel Salisbury, Miss Tillie Stettner and Miss Pauline Hasselbach have planned to spend the holidays with friends in New York city.
 There will be no more meetings of the Up-to-Date club of Westville until after the Christmas holidays. The first meeting of the new year will be held on January 10, at the home of Mrs. A. O Norton of Fountain street,
 MT. A. Kaiser of the Baltimore Medi- cal school is spending the holiday va cation at his home, 36 Pearl street.
 Miss Ida Calm has returned from a ] visit to her sister. Mrs. Myers of Bos- ton. During her stay in that city sev- eral social affairs were given in honor of her and her fance, MT. c. Kaiser of Boston.
 JaJ. Kraft and family of Park street will spend Christmas with their son, William J. Kraft, at Mamaroneck, New York, leaving Saturday.
 The choir of Christ church is rehears- ing the cantata, Bethlehem" to be sung New Years night under the di- rection of MT. Baker. Walter Cowles will then assume his duties as organist at Christ church, the position now be- ing filled by MT. Jackson, who has sub stituted since Edmund Ender resigned to go to Ansonia.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hartung, of Elm street, will have as guests on Christmas day MT. and Mrs. Frank Hartung, ST., Frank Hartung, jr., Miss Lulu Hartung, MT. and Mrs. George Hartung, of Waterbury, and son, Per cey, and Miss c. Gerard.
 Miss Gertrude Harold of 3S2 George street, well known teacher of piano. will leave Saturday to spend Christ mas with her parents in Terryville, Ct. Samuel Wassering of S7 York street will celebrate his confirmation Sunday by a dinner. Among the guests will be MT. and Mrs. J. Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. s, Konheim, MT. and Mrs. c. Kramer, MT. and Mrs. c. Lewis, Frank Debau, Ar thur Patterson, Albert Griffin, H. Class CT, Herbert Spencer.
 F. F. Dole of Blake street has gone to Philadelphia to the bedside of his sister, Mrs. Marie Fleming, who lies seriously i'll.
 John E. Judson, wife and children. Helen and John, of Pawtucket. R. II, and Theodore Judson of Leinster, Mass, will visit over the Christmas holidays with their parents, MT. and Mrs. John B. Judson of Whitney avenue.
 Retiring master of Trumbull lodge, George c. Phelps, was presented with a beautiful scarfpin at the compliment ary dinner rendered him Tuesday night by the members. The banquet was served in the Tontine hotel under the direction of MT. Trecartin. E. M. Arm strong acted as toast master and at the head of the table sat MT. Phelps, and at his side was W. R. Hoppin, the new Worshipful master.
 Mrs. Edward T. Root, of Providence, R. II, with her sons, Merrill and Win throp, will spend the Christmas holi- days with MT. and Mrs. c. c. G. Mer- Till, of Whalley avenue
 Five hundred invitations were issued for the marriage of Miss Clara Haskell of East Haven and Rev. George F. Abel of Orchard Lake, Mich., which was solemnized at the East Haven Con gregatioral church Tuesday afternoon ats o'clock. A great many New Haven people were present at the ceremony. The church was handsomely decorated with greens in honor of the holiday time The bride had as maid of honor Miss Anna Baldwin of this city, and as flower girl CT cousin, Miss Marie San derson. The ushers were F. o. Jones, MT. Weige, s. T. Haskell, two brothers of the bride The best man was Dr. Peters of Philadelphia. The ceremony was performed by the brides uncle, Rev. MT. Sherwin. assisted by Rev. D. J. Clarke, pastor of the church. A re ception at the home of the brides ia ther, Joseph A. Haskell, followed the ceremony. Many very beautiful gifts were received. Rev. and Mrs. Abel left for their home in Orchard Lake, Mich, where MT. Abel has a parish.
 Miss Jessie Ottarson of Main street, West Haven, has resigned her position with the telephone company
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Moss of Cheshire will celebrate the tWenty-fifth anniver. sary of their marriage Saturday even ing, for which invitations havebeen is. sued Each person is requested to i'm personate a book.
 Mrs. M. Kaiser of Howard avenue, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. B. Kaiser, have returned from a western trip, during which she visited relatives in Chicago.
 Mrs. Hubbell and 8 lady companion from Woodbridge drove into Westville Tuesday and in attempting to cross the car track were tipped out of the sleigh and the horse started on mad run. Russell Miller caught the horse.
 Mr. and Mrs F. c, Riley have moved