The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Elsewhere.
 L. B. Terrell of Ansonia has leased Mrs. Dickerman's cottage in Woodmont for the season.
 Dean Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale Law school is suffering from slight attack of rheumatism and will not con
 duct his classes for a day or two.
 Charles Parsons of New Britain will occupy one of Henry Merwin's cottages
 at Woodmont during this season. MT. Parsons is now in California, but will come to Woodmont directly on his re-
 turn to this aprt of the colutnry.
 John D. Jackson of the Register gave
 a talk before the Phi Beta Kappa so-
 eiety of Yale "Wednesday evening on
 Opportunities and Tendencies in Jour-
 nalism To-day
 Thomas Bassett and family of New
 Haven are to occupy the Somers cot
 tage during the season of 1904.
 Charles Fl. Loomis, the music dealer,
 made the Westville school children in
 rooms and a present which consisted
 of sets of books appropriate for those
 rooms. The children have written let
 ters of thanks to MT. Loomis. Warden Carleton and family of New Haven are occupying their Woodmont
 cottage and expect to reman till late | in the fall.
 J. Clarence Bacon, who has been the
 guest of Mrs. Bacon's parents, MT. and
 Mrs. James H. Barker of West Main
 street, Branford, departed on Wednes- | day for Manchester, Vt, where he will
 assume the duties as steward in ho- tel. Mrs. Bacon is still with her parents
 here, but expects to rejoin her family in very few days.
 1 D. M. Smith of the Tradesmens bank
 of New Haven with his family will oc-
 cupy his Woodmont cottage as soon as
 the painting and other Improvements
 are done.
 I Frank W. Moore, 1908, of Elizabeth,
 N J., has been appointed to the office
 of general secretary of the Rale college Y. M. c. A. to succeed A. J. Waring,
 1903. MT. Moore has spent the pas
 year in study at Auburn Theological seminary.
 At the meeting of the Zion Lutheran
 church congreg ation Wednesday, even- 1 ing, it was voted unanimously not to allow Max Dressler, the parochial
 school teacher, to accept the call to the
 Bridgeport church. Rev MT. Wilhelm
 of the Bridgeport church gave numer-
 ous reasons why the call was extend- ed, but they were deemed sufficient by the New Haven congregation. Rev.
 MT. Brustadt of Waterbury, a Lithu- anian missionary, will preach on Sun I day at p. m. at the Zion church in | this city in the Lithuanian language. 1 The election of the board of managers of the L o. o. F. home resulted as fol- 1 lows: Bradley A. Keith of Norwalk William S Hutchinson of South Nor walk, Frank R. Epson of Southington, Marcus L. eynolds of Bridgeport, z. R.
 Robbins of Norwalk, Henry Meyer of Bridgeport, H. J. Hirsh of New London, Daniel M. Davis of Waterbury, Henry L. Eckard of Stamford, Walter Rad cliff of Birmingham and R .Brant of New Haven. The next meeting will be
 held in this city, the third "Wednesday in March, 1905.
 The Edgewood Juniors have secured a game with the Hustlers for Saturday
 and will make that team do what it's name implies.
 R. H. Nesbitt & Co.'s Woodmont store opened Thursday, May 19, This is much earlier than has been their habit in the past, but is done to accommodate their patrons there.
 B. F. Hosley of Branford who has been very i'll the past two weeks, is re- ported trifie better, and his attend l ing physician, pr. W. c, Sttarkweather, states that his complete recovery now seems assured.
 sharon B. Beach of Seymour is a his cottage in Woodmont. MT Beach some
 weeks ago received painful and serious injuries to his eyes the final outcome of which is tsill in doubt At the City mission, 20l Orange street,
 Wednesday night was gymnastic ex- act, "A Brown Paper Parcel" given by
 Mrs. Borden and Mrs. Bradley of Vest vile. These two ladies have given this play several times with much sue cess.
 l The s. J. G., social club of six young ladies gave a private dance at Newman's academy last evening. William Moran is i'll at his home on l Whalley avenue.
 The Hunter Whist club will give a leap year dance at Buffers Lighthouse Point hotel.
 Capt. S. A Smoke, director of the Yale dining hall, and Prof. Edward V.
 Reynolds, representing Connecticut in the annual convention of Spanish war veterans, have gone to Chicago to at- tend the gathering of members of the
 order They will be absent about a week.
 Mrs Bertram Wade of Boston, Mass, 1 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry
 Johnson of Elm street, West Haven. I The ladies of Auxiliary No. F, A. O.. H., are working hard for the success of l their May whist party to be given next Wednesday night, May 25. ! MT Munson of Central avenue is home from Hartford where he attend ed the reunion of the Grand Army of the Potomac.
 The No Name Whist club held it's | last game of the season Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dwight | B. Snow, 22 Grove street. The ladies spent the first part of the afternoon in playing and the game resulted in the first prize going to Mrs. B. D. Benja- 1 Taae e.T