The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Captain G. Ransom Buell., who passed he winter at Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island, has returned to his home ,n Cedar Island, Clinton, to spend the hummer. Captain Buell. acts as pilot to Incoming yachts and other vessels. MT. and Mrs. James A. Munro, of SS Lake Place, are visiting the St. Louis Exposition. Their daughter, Miss Hell In Munro, entertained a party of her tchool mates yesterday afternoon at her aome in Lake Place.
 MT. Andrew Buell., of Clinton, met with a painful accident by window Falling upon and crushing one of his lngers.
 In honofsof their new pastor, the Rev. Thomas L. Price, the congregation of he Summerfield church Thursday night cid a reception in which a number of ther clergymen also participated. Mu- f ic and addresses formed the features f the evening, s. w. McEwen presiding ver the ceremonies. The following lergymen were present and spoke: lev. Dr. Henry Baker, First M. E. hurch; Rev. Nathan Fubbell, Park .hapel; Rev. A J. Smith, Grace M. E. . hurch Rev. w. T. Hill, Rev. J. J. Moi Att of Watertown, and Rev. H. D. Weston of Howard avenue M. E. hurch.
 Attorney George Newell Whittlesey, f this city, Yale 1900, and Yale Law chool, 1903, has been admitted to prac- Ice as an attorney and counsellor-at- w in New York. He is associated ith the firm of Streeter, Osborn and ilespit, with offices in the Empire uilding, Il Broadway, New York city. Miss Thora Tenny's numerous sympa- netic friends are glad to see the young dy out again, after being confined to sr home by illness for nearly a year ld half
 Miss Elsie R. Trowbridge has issued Mutations for a dance to be given at se Country club Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. I. Scott and Miss Harriett Jacques have returned to this city. hey have been in Albany where they tended the funeral of the late Henry Passino, brither of Mrs Scott.
 The High school boys are in earnest their efforts to get baseball field which to practice and they have just mt a petition to Mayor Studley ask g that he set aside field for their e. The petition is signed by the High zhool Athletic association officials, the Ass presidents and the class officials bm the grammar schools of the city. Several families arrived at Crescent uff and have opened their cottages for season. Among the early corners A. M. Young and family who are the Anchorage; Robert Morgan and nily, of New Haven; Mrs. Rosa Is- l. of North Adams Mass; Mrs. J. F. bnson, of Northford, and H. T. Morse d family. of Cheshire. A handsome tage is being erected on the corner Chapel street, near the Shaffer resi- nce by A. E. Austin of Meriden. William R. H. Trowbridge of Dres- h, with his son, Harold Trowbridge, lived Wednesday on the Princess ne for short visit with his daugh- Mrs. J. Edward Heaton.
 arrangements are now being complet- by the local union of locomotive file- m for the annual banquet, to be d in the Odd Fellows building i'll the er part of May.
 Irs. J. W. Sheath is visiting in Bos- She will be accompanied by her ther, Mrs. Marie Marks, who will ke an extended stay with Dr. and S. Sheath.
 v. F. Smith, who was assistant su- attendant of the New Haven hospi- up to April 1, when he resigned be- lse of the appointment of Superin- dent Coddington, will go to Lewis Me, Monday. to meet the directors the Maine Central hospital of that ce. The directors have offered MT. ' Xith the superintendecy of the hos $l and he goes to confer with them. srof William Bailey's 64 of Yale's nest seekers after sociological truths lrned to this city Friday night from metropolis.
 [r and Mrs. Dwight l.. Lewis of 121 K street announce the engagement their daughter, Miss Ethel M nch, to John J. Fisher of White elk Wis. MT. Fisher is member .he class of 1904, Yale university law ool
 [r. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, who re- ed here previously to going to Cran- ], N. J., have been visiting in Vest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Rob- Veitch Mrs. Clarke is a sister of veitch. MT. Clarke was formerly business here.
 uring his short stay in the city Jo- Jefferson was entertained at the he of Prof John w. Weir.
 he entertainment committee of ite Oak council is making arrange hts for whist contest to take place lrsday evening, May F, and it is ex- ed that the members will be present arge npmbers.
 r. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell of the kwall are in Washington, D. G., ting Mir Snells mother, Mrs. Dean, her home, Oaklawn, in that city.
 I. and Mrs s. Heilmann of San ncisco are the guests of Mrs. Heil- ms mother, Mrs. H. A. Smith at New Haven house. MT. Heilmann American consul to French port,
 with his wife is spending a few s in this city.
 and Mrs. Theodore Munger of United church are finding rest, conl-
 and refreshment at the Old Lyme