The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Aad other People known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heuer, former East
Main street miIliner, left Meriden Fri
day morning for Austin, Texas, where
she is to make her permanent home.
She win reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Luetcke. Mrs. Luetcke was formerly
Mrs. George Lamping of Meriden.
Miss Florence Bellew Of 1852 Dayen-
port avenue has returned after three
weeks vacation in washington. D. c.,
visiting her sister, Mrs. v. Miller.
Mrs. James S. cowen of Meriden eel
ebrated her eightieth birthday at her
home on the woodbridge hills by en-
PERTAINING a few friends in the after
noon and evening. Mrs. Cowell was
assisted by her husband, who is in his
eighty-eighth year, and their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. E. Petrie of this city.
Mrs. NJ. F. Smith Of West Haven, Miss
Ellen A. Cowell of woodbridge. The
hostess received many beautiful and
useful gifts. There was splendid sup
per. and the perfect Indian summer
day helped to make 1t an event long
to be remembered.
Herbert w. Eales of 21S Lexington
avenue has been appointed a teacher
ferya Al
Mr. Eales Is a graduate Of b. Il. 81,
class of 1900, and was member Of the
class of 1904 at Yale. He is an unusual-
" bright young man, and his friends
are pleased at his appointment. While
in the high school he won the Barnum
prize and was also valedictorian of his
class. an honor rarely gained by a boy.
AIT Yale he was a member of the track
team and was also admitted to Phi
Beta Kappa, fraternity which ad-
rlits members on their scholarship rec
Bridgeport Standard.
All members of Yale university are
eligible for membership in the New
Haven Golf club. Apply to P. o. box
1888.
Mrs. M. L. Cummings of Wooster
place has just returned from an auto
trip Of three weeks which she took Wis
ting friends in Hartford, Springfield
and Greenfield, Mass. Mrs. Cummings
made the runs unaccompanied, man
aging her own car at all times. Mr..
Cummings has just returned from Phil
adelphia, where he has placed his son
Ernest Cummings, In the Pennsylvania
Dental college for four years course
in dentistry.
Chairman Theodore Macdonald of the
republican town committee is recover
ing from his severe cold, and expects to
return to duty to-day.
G. e. Neal. Yale '05, has been appoint
ed coach of the freshman football team.
Miss Jennie A. Kimberly of West
Haven is to give another one of her
most en- oyable barn dances on Friday
evening of this week. Friends and ac-
quaintanees are anxious for invitations
inasmuch as her former barn dances
have been such great successes.
Charles A. Hopwood, son of David
s Hopwood. the we'll known State street
newsdealer, entered Yale law school
last Thursday. Mr.. Hopwood graduated
from the Park Avenue Institute last
summer He has a host Of friends in
this city, who wish him all possible
success.-Bridgeport Farmer.
u Mrs Edward H. Perkins of rs Henry
street, and sons, are spending week
in Bethany at the home of Mrs Jane
Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradford Plat
of Edgewood avenue have issued inyi-
ter. Bertha Yale, to Clayton Barber
Squire Of Roxbury, Conn. The we'd
ding will take place at 5 O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon, October 10, at
Dwight Place Congregational church.
MIR. Squire and his bride will reside in
W. K. Hotchkiss, formerly student
missionary to Africa, will address a
general meeting in Marquand chapel at
7:30 o'clock this evening.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Bessie Pemberton, daugh-
ter of Mrs. e. Anna Pemberton Of III
Dwight street, to George Lawyer Of
Springfield, Mass. The wedding will
take place Tuesday, October is, at
Christ church. The young couple will
reside in Springfield.
The cake sale Tuesday afternoon given
by the members of the Sanctuary chap
ter Of Christ church at the residence
Of Mrs. Frederic Skiff, West Haven, was
financial success. During the after
noon Miss Alberta Kelsey and Miss
Louise Teitmann served lemonade and
waters
Charles c. Tweed, the only living son
of William M. Tweed, famous as the
boss" of the Tammany ring years ago,
who had been a resident of Hartford
man for a tobacco concern in New Ha-
ven and will tak$e I'D his residence
here. Charles q Tweed is a college
graduate, a quiet, unassuming man, and
cultivated the acquaintance of but few
friends.
Mrs. I. j. Ray and daughter, Miss
Grace Ray, who have been spending
the summer at their cottage at Pine
with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Kirschner Of Center street
BAD FIRE IN BRIDGEPORT,