The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd othrr People ISnoWn 81 This city,
Intertatins soeial Events Here aud
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Fowler have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and
Mr.. Fowler has resumed his duties as
chief draughtsman in the New York,
New Haven & Hartford building. A
portion Of the time Of the wedding
tour was spent at the cottage Of Rev.
A. ]. Gammack on Bantam Lake,
Litchfield. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. and Mr.. Fowler were married in
Christs church, West Haven. on Oc-
tober u, by the Rev. Mr.. Gammack.
Before their marriage they furnished
the house, No. 1874 Center street, West
Haven, where they commenced house.
keeping last week. Their "at home"
nights will be wednesdays, commence
ing November g.
Miss Helen Pease, daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. Charles L. Pease of 81 Avon
street, will entertain number Of her
little friends this afternoon at her res
idence from 4:30 to 1880 o'clock, it be-
ing the ninth anniversary of her birth.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Lawn
club, the first of the series of lessons
in physical culture and dancing, ar
ranged by Mrs. Winston ]. Trow-
bridge for ten very young society
members, will be given. The teacher
will be Miss Hardy, and from BIS to
AIS she will give her scholars an
hour of graceful exercises.
Mrs. Powning of Sherman avenue
win have a sale for the benefit Of the
Sunshine society at her residence on
one day in the week, beginning Decem-
Der I.
DR.. william c. Daggett viii this
week have as his guest his old friend
and classmate, Bishop Sidney Catlin
Partridge, whose diocese extends over
all Japan, and who came to this coun-
try to attend the Episcopal conference
Of the house of bishops in Boston, and
who takes this opportunity to visit his
alma mater and renew friendships with
his college mates of the class of 80,
who reside in New Haven.
Mrs. Visbranz of Bishop street will
entertain her whist club of thirteen la
dies on Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins gave
delight full reception on Thursday
afternoon from until s o'clock for Mr..
and Mrs Harry Wood Foote, who have
recently come to New Haven to live.
About 300 called during the hours set
for receiving.
William Malcolm, son of John D..
Malcolm, Of SO Bishop street, has re-
turned from Mexico, where he has been
employed as civil engineers. Mr..
Malcolm graduated from Sheffield
Scientific school a couple of years ago,
and won a scholarship prize of 800.
He has returned for a years additional
study at Yale.
Jacob August Riis, who lectured in
College Street hall Thursday evening,
on "The Battle With the Shuns was
the guest while in the city Of Professor
and Mrs. Frank G. Porter. of Bradley
street
The NDeutsche Gesellschaft society
N III give their annual charity whist in
Harmonic hall on the afternoon of Mo-
vember IL
Miss Julie Parmelee and Mr.. Roy
Marston will have quiet home we'd
ding at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Henry Spencer Parmelee, of Hill
house avenue Tuesday, November %,
has been decided upon, and o'clock in
Fl The dlt6IIlOOIl bAlO 31AOols
Miss Richards and Miss Bradley
have returned to West Haven from
their carriage ride Of 500 miles. They
also spent two months at their sum-
rner home at Burrville farms, Litch-
field hills. They will spend a portion
of the winter at their home on Main
street.
The Coreopsis society of Junior work
ers Of the Sunshine band will have a
sale on Wednesday, November Is, at
the residence of Miss Harriet B1akes-
lee on George street.
George III Bishop has been In New
York for the past few days, and while
there was guest at the new Hotter
Aster in that city.
Mrs. Kenthelds Of Olive street gave a
farewell reception for her relative,
Mrs. Bower, at her residence on FRI
day evening The whist club of la
dies of which they are members were
present and a social time was enjoyed
with refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
er will leave this week for California,
where they expect to reside.
James Melloy, of Main street, West
Haven, is enjoying a two weeks trip
to the exposition at st. Louis.
The West Haven and New Haven
Book and Thinb1e club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Harry ID. Sutton.
The Olympian assembly has issued
invitations for the first Of its regular
receptions to be held in Academy hall,
DIG Chapel street, Wednesday evening,
November 2.
Henry Booth Of this city is to Off
ciate as best man at the wedding of
Miss Mary Phelan of Naugatuck and
John Lawlor of Waterbury, which oc-
ours at St. Josepf's church, Nauga-
tuck, Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. w. H. Moseley, Mrs. F. r.
Luckey, Mrs G.. J. Leopold. Miss Car
rie E. Richardson and Mrs. E. F.
Thompson are the delegates appointed
to the annual meeting Of the Women's
Board of Missions, which meets in
Providence, R. I, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week. Sew
eral of the officers of the society will
also be in attendance.
The Elmwood assembly will hold its
Halloween reception at Lenox hall
Monday evening, which will be, con-
sidering the interest taken by friends
Of the assembly, an enjoyable evening,
The assembly have designed a few fig
,1res for the evening and a delightful