The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
 ING aEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asa oth,r People Known in This City Inter.stlnE sOelaI EVsHts Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere. Professor John c. schwab, the new Yale librarian. addressed the German club of the university last evening on the topic .-German Names and Sur names" The university orchestra gave selections.
 Former seIectman William F. Stahi, who has been i'll for nearly two months, is still unable to leave his home, II Wooster place. His condition is not considered dangerous He is suffering from varicose veins. and is attended by his son-in-law. pr. Henry F. Klenke.
 Superintendent Rattlesdorfer has re- ceived a great many calls for coal from the poor of the city since the beginning of the cold snap. h the main these petitions have been granted. The mum ber this year does not greatly exceed that in other years.
 The hospital authorities believe that the crisis has been passed in the case of Goodrich Smith, the Yale medical student who has typhoid fever. He is expected to improve slowly from now oD.
 Mrs. James Peck, of Sayin avenue, West Haven, and Mrs. James W. How land, of Campbell avenue, West Ha- ven, have returned from a visit to Nor wich They were the guests of Mrs. W.. s. Newton, a former resident of West Haven. Mrs. Newton leaves tomorrow for California, where she will spend the winter
 r1,t,a Id t7;as s,f t1,s XWectvilIa Csonoreoa- tional church have been invited to the home of the pastor, Rev. E. F. Davis, next Thursday afternoon. MT. and Mrs Davis will entertain the ladies. The object of the meeting is to form a new mission society.
 Under the auspices of the New Haver County Horticultural society John Da. vey, of Kent, Ohio, is to deliver lee. ture in the Courier building, 40O State street, tonight. The subject will be "The Mute Appeal of Our Suffering Friends. the Trees
 A new Star of Bethlehem lodge will be instituted in the Insurance building this evening.
 The celebration of the f1ftieth ami. versary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs |. F. Richmond took place at theil home, SO5 Main street, East Haven, las evening.
 The German society of this city is making arrangements for a grand charity whist to be held on January q at Harmonic hall. Fifty valuable prizes are provided for, and the number ot tickets will be limited in order to pre-, vent overcrowding. A committee, con sisting of MT. and Mrs. Otto H. Wall MT. and Mrs. Alexander Krah, D. w Uhl, Miss Lena Lewis, MT. and Mrs Theodore Sucher, MT. and Mrs. George Rotman, MT. and Mrs F. H. Brethaue and Mir. and Mrs Frederick D. Grave has been selected to arrange the pleas ant affair.
 William Bowman and family. wht have been living on Fitch street, West vile, have gone to Rock Island, III, t, reside.
 The newly reorganized Linonia cluI of Yale held it's last meeting last even ing in Lampson hall before the Christ mas vacation. Murray Sargent. of thi city, presided. The topic for discussion was The Present Undergraduate Atti tude Toward the Curriculum
 Robert Bowman, who has been visit ing his parents in WestvilIe, has re turned to Washington Bowman is ii the regular army and has been home ol furlough.
 Professor Frank K. Sanders. dean o the Yale Divinity school, is in NeV