The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AID other People KnoWn in This City
interesting social Evsata Here ana
Elsewhere.


Of Los Angeles. Cal, are visiting Mrs,
Ingerson's father, John c. Anderson, Of
whitney avenue.
The j. 7. II, Boardman high school.
will give a Halloween party for the
seniors and teachers at the home of
Miss Edith Stowe on Trumbull street.
The condition of Frank Terrell, of
Whalley avenue, who has been serious
ly ill with scarlet fever, is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Tomas, who
have been spending two weeks at St'
Louis attending the exhibition and with
friends in Cleveland, have returned 70
West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hodges, Of West
Haven, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Morse of Stamford.
A pretty home wedding of last even
ing was that of Miss Sadie Belle Dux-
bury. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
r. Duxbury of % Dlckerman street, to
George Garfield Pinekney, which took
place at the home of the bride at 1880
o'clock
The young ladies' physical culture
class meets Monday and Thursday eve
nings in Sohn's hail. corner Of Wash
ington avenue and Brown street, West
n Haven.
Miss Mabel Hall, of Cottage street,
has gone to Virginia as a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. A r. Chiffon, formerly Of this
city Mr. Chiffon left last week for his
home in Virginia after visit in this
city
Captain H. Weaver and wife started
on an automobile touring trip on Tues
day to Hartford. They will return to-
day
Mrs. w. G. Riley has leased the OK
ford house, Oxford, to Ernest Gabler,
Of Long Hill, who will take possession
next Tuesday.
Policeman Edwin C.. Burnham has re-
turned from the St. Louis exposition,
where he enjoyed ten days trip. He
was accompanied by his brother and
nephew, Hon. c. N Burnham and Mas
ter Harold, Of Middlefield.
Mrs r. S. woodbridge is visiting
friends in town. She formerly lived in
Westville
Mrs. George M. Haskell of Maple
street, who has been in Mexico for four
"a nOnInS, mas returned.
Mrs. Charles o. Williams, Of West
Haven, left yesterday on a two weeks
N vacation.
Clerk Newcomb M. Bassett, Of the de-
partment Of public works, is back from
Cleveland, where he has been visiting
his son.
Rehearsals for the opera Excelsior
\ Junior will be held Wednesday even
ings at the home of Miss Jean Beck
with, West Haven.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church, West Haven, gave
supper in the church parlors last
evening.
Mrs @. s. G1adwin Of East Haddam,
IS visiting with Mrs. S. A. Gladwin, OF
60 Garden street.
George E. Lum, who in his younger
days was New Haven boy, is visiting
and greeting his friends in this city.
Mr.. Lum and his wife, who are resi-
dents of Birmingham, Ala, are stop
ping with relatives at No. ISL George
street.
The engagement of Miss Ray LEIGH
ter to Samuel ]. We'll, clerk Of the civil
service board has just been announced.
Miss Leichter is one of the efficient
salesladies for Sugenheimer, the milIi-
ner. Mr.. We'll is a widower and quite
well known in political circles.
The rummage sale of the Ladies' Aid
society of Grace M. E. church was very
successful
Miss Mamie 0'Brien, of this city, has
resigned her position with the Yale
Manufacturing company, Yalesville,
and returned to this city.
Mrs. M. Disley, of 226 Whalley ave-
hue, has returned from an enjoyable
trip to the st. Louis fair.
Eugene McGrail, of Branford, is en-
N joying a two weeks vacation at the St.
Louis fair.
Nearly 400 persons attended the meet
ing of the local division Of the locomo-
" tive firemen held at Harmonic hall on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. William A. Richards, of 621 How
ard avenue, has gone to Kansas City,
where she will attend the general ex-
ecutive missionary convention of the
M. E. church as delegate from the New
England branch of the Missionary so
ciety The convention opens to-day,
continuing eight days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Stodel, Of II
Clark street, have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Ethel julie Stodel. to Morris Older, Of
Hartford. The wedding viii take place
at the home of the bride Sunday even
ing, November Is.
Mrs. Woodmansie, of Westville, will
attend the w. C. T. U. convention at
Hartford this week.
The commission of sculpture met at
the capitol in Hartford Tuesday and in
n spected the model designed by Paul w:
Bartlett for the proposed ornamental
ton of the north front of the building.
Professor Henry w. Farnam, Of this
city, is a member of the commission.
B. G. Kautz, of ITO ST. John street,
has returned home from an enjoyable
trip having visited his sisters, Mrs.
William Burrows, of New York, and
Mrs. T. Y. Hoffman, of Strondsburg
Pa. He also visited the Delaware Wal
ter Gap.
Miss B. Closson, of Humphrey street,
and Miss Mollie McManus will give a
Halloween party at the home of Miss
Closson.
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