The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd othsr People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Pierce N. WeIch, Jr., returned to his home yesterday from most enjoyable trip to Racquet Lake with a party of friends. MT. Welch will preside at the dedication service of the First Baptist church this afternoon.
 Dr. Adelaide Lambert has resumed practice after three months tour in Europe. She went abroad with party of twenty, visiting Belgium, France, Germany and Italy. Professor Powers, of Chicago, conducted the tour with special reference to the study of art and music.
 A. Aronson, president, Miss Dora Hershman, vice-president, and Miss Fannie Glickstein, secretary, and thir- ty-five members of the Hertzel club gave a dance last evening at Lenox hall
 Mrs Betsy Church, of Division street, ninety years old, Is recovering from severe fracture of the hip, the result of e fall. Her physician and friends are gratified at the outcome, but surprised at her vitality.
 This evening at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. August Damn, of 2S6 Davenport avenue, Miss Rose Damn will be married to MT. Hem " Hawken, of Howard avenue.
 Cards have been issued for the f1ftieth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. John Nettleton of Elm street. Guests will be received from eight until 10 p. m. on October 1.
 Mrs. Robert G. Christie and brother, MT. Henry Martin, have gone to New York to attend the funeral of their un- cle MT. Gilbert Martin, of that city.
 Miss Eunice w. Parish and Miss Elsie Hotchliss. of this city, are registered at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal.
 Captain H. C. Howard and, wife, of San Francisco, who have been visiting with their brother, c. A. Howard, have gone to New York, and will go fro there direct to San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. John Peters, of "A Nash street, yesterday started for St. Louis. They will visit the Worlds fair.
 Miss Martha Harriet Keefe, of Bos- ton has hade the trip by trolley to this 5 city, where she is visiting friends. Miss Keefe enjoyed the trip so we'll that she \ will return the same way.
 The summer colony of friends and rel atives which Mr. Frederick William Rdmler has been entertaining at his East Haven farm has closed the season. which was the most enjoyable ever re- corded.
 Mrs. R. J. Graham and daughter, Do ris, of Watertown, Mass, are spending this week with MT. and Mrs. w. H, Graham at 1898 Chapel street. They will be joined by M. R. J. Graham on Friday. From here they will go to visit MT. Robert Graham, their father, in. Suffield, Conn.
 The Crimson dance will be an attrac- ton at Warner Hall Wednesday even ing, October 19.
 Mr. and Mrs. George T. Street have returned to their home in Atlanta, Ga, after most enjoyable visit with their nephew, MT. G. w. Farren, of East Ha- ven.
 MT. Patrick L. Harkin, of Blatchley avenue, returned Saturday from a de- lightful vacation spent in Canada and among the Thousand Islands
 Mrs. Max Strouse, of 3SS Orange street, Mrs Sarah Machol and daughter, Miss Linda, and MT. and Mrs. E. ]. My CTS, left yesterday morning for a three weeks trip to the St. Louis exposition and Chicago.
 Frederick Pammer, of this city, has purchased the farm formerly owned by Mr. Guenther in Branford, and yester- day took possession.
 At the meeting Of Uhland lodge, No. 2, |. o. K. of F., held Monday night, MT. Pomner rendered his fellow mem bers farewell banquet, which was thoroughly enjoyed.
 Dr. J. B. Dinnan of the city hospital, BlackWell's Island spent Sunday with { his parents at their home, 96 Broad street.
 Mrs. F. von Beren, wife of the well known architect, Frederick von Beren, was reported yesterday as Ill with ma larial fever.
 Abner Southerton has been visiting his brother Joseph E. Southerton, on Sylvan avenue, for the past few days, and many of his old friends enjoyed a call with them on Sunday.
 It was reported yesterday morning that the condition of Louis Krahl, of 1S7 Harriett street, is growing worse. Mr. Krahl Is well known in fraternal and religious circles and is a z1fferer for several months.
 MT. and Mrs. James B. Todd have re- turned from Pine Orchard to their apartments at Duncan Hall.
 At the next meeting of Gladstone lodge, N. E. o. P, to be held next Tuesday night, plans will be outlined for a dance to be given in October.
 Among the pleasant gatherings of the past week was farewell given by Mrs George F. Kirk at her home in honor of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Hemming on last Thursday evening. A delight full evening of music and sociability was enjoyed. Many regrets were expressed at parting with Mir. and Mrs. Hemming, and best wishea accompany them to their new home in San Francisco, for which they left yesterday, Among the friends were MT. and Mrs. George L. Kirk, MT. and Mrs. Richard Kirk MT. and Mrs Raymond Hemming MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Thomas, the Misses Leah and Jeannette Cowles and Mrs. Par sons.
 At a business meeting of the Congre-