The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
gMSOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN PEOPLE & Other People Known la This City hnteresting social Events Here and sewhere.
 ,eneral Manager Samuel Higgins of F New York, New Haven and Hart road, arrived at the general alice 1ding of the company yesterday lining. He immediately went to the e of general manager and assumed rge. The chief clerk and office staff ornner Manager William F. Cham lain, it is understood, will be retain for the present.
 sEr. and Mrs. H. c. Warren and ghter, Miss Anita Warren, are now Washington on their way home from south.
 cretary Anson P. Stokes, jr., and asurer Tyler, of Yale university, be out of town the latter part of week. They will visit New York. he Rev. Stewart Means and family to-day to spend the remainder of week in the cottage at Grove Beach. Ihe operatic cantata, "The Haymak- will be given at the Howard Ave M. E. church this evening, with XG. Smith as "Snipkins." The full of characters is as follows:
 .... Mrs. r. c. Eberth a ..... Miss c. Benedict l1er ............W William Smith jam ........ Ere. derrick Neumann .. Sidney Benham kins ................... F. H. Smith " Maid ....... Miss Florence Smith rector and accompanist, Julius E. mann.
 ss Etta Doherty has cards out for hist to be given at her home on an avenue Thursday evening, April and Mrs. George H. Nettleton, have been spending several weeks Florida, are now at the Kirkwood, lden, South Carolina.
 s. William G. Anderson, director of < Yale gymnasium, left for Phila- z hia yesterday morning. Dr. Ander- Aswill lecture before a body of med- smen in that city.
 Stephen Richard Marshall of city. and Miss Genevieve Helen ! |lor were united in marriage at the e of the brides sister, Mrs. John glass MacFarlane, 57 Forest street hgtown, Monday afternoon at four bck by the Rev. Arthur J. Gam k, rector of Christ Epicopal church Haven. MT. and Mrs. Marshall make their home in Torrington. and Mrs. Irving c. Sauter and fly of this city are visiting ir shington, D. c. MT. Sauter is record secretary of the Trolleymens union ; he union meets next Friday morn n regular session, Mir. sauter is'ex- ed home tomorrow.
 !. ]. w. Schroeder has returned
 a trip of several months through west and south. MT. Schroeder covered practically all the large ng districts in his travels and re- Is to New Haven much benefited ir tn by his journey.
 ev. John G. Lutz, pastor of the han M. E. church, left here yes- ay for Brooklyn, N Y, where he
 attend the Easter conference ot han M. E. churches, which opens ay. Rev. Mir. Lutz will be absent ral days.
 r. Osborn Stilson, who has beer ing in the double quartette at St rew's church, Wilmington, Del, fol past year, is to be tenor in the le quartette retained for the coming
 Mir. Stilson, with his brothers ence and Alec Stilson, sang soprano years in Trinity church. He is 2
 engineer and is now with the nsylvania railroad in charge of z bridge being built over the Schuyl. river at Philadelphia.
 rs. Hugh Mcdonald of 65 Gamer et will give the last of the neigh. lood whists at her home next Fri night. These whists have been giv- or the benefit of the St. Lawrence ch and have been very interesting successful.
 Yamasaki of the graduate de ment of Yale, started yesterday or UT days cycling tour through New land. r. and Mrs. George Ehrler of 3S lon street announce the engagement heir daughter, Lulu C., to Henry Mayer, of Goffe street.
 Tancis s. Hamilton, the former chic k to Freight Agent William F. Mor
 stated yesterday that he had mad plans for the future. He does no Nv whether he will take some othe ton with the Consolidated road 0
 MT. Hamilton is the general regis
 of the republican party. He la with the road for thrty-two years Announcement has just been made o engagement of Miss Caroline Law ee Bogert, daughter of Mir. and Mrs ny L. Bogert, of No. 9S Maple ave