The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd othsr People Known En This City IntercstinE soeIaI EvsHts Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 The marriage of Mrs. Laura Snow and s. L. Bradley was solemnized De- cember 1. The wedding took place at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Barnum, 25O Sherman avenue, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. c. D. Brooks CIrs. Barnum's father, who is visiting here). MT. and Mrs. Bradley will reside at 647 George street. and both have hosts of friends who will be pleased to extend most hearty con gratulations.
 Mrs. George Somerset of 1O4 Howe street. is recovering from an attack of malarial fever.
 George H. Ross, of vanceboro, Me, who was called here on account of the critical illness of his father. c. W. Ross of 5S Orange street. has returned home as his father is on the road to recv- cry.
 Mrs. Jane Hoadley of Fountain street, Westville, is making sade journey from Fairmount, Mifn., to her home, accompanying the body of her son, Ed ward AshbeI Foote, who recently died as the result of a kick from one of his horses. With Mrs. Hoadley is her son. Herrick Foote. They are expected to arrive here Sunday morning.
 In Cheshire Tuesday Mrs. Daily gave a whisf party to a number of friends including Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Denison, and Mrs. Ives. The visitors from New Haven were Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Baird. Mrs. H. J. Moss and Mrs. Wallace won first and second prizes. Refreshments were served and the gentlemen joined in and spent pleasant evening.
 Miss Lillian Augur of 406 Elm street, who has been visiting St. Louis Evans vile. Ind, is no win Houston, Texas, for the winter
 The Harmonic club has arranged for two ladies nights each month, on the second and fourth Fridays. The house will be thrown open for the pleasure of the ladies, and bowling, whist, informal dancing and luncheon will be in order.
 N. D. Forbes is confined to his home at Fl Gamer street with a sprained z knee
 Mrs. James M. Whittemore and Miss Lowe of Temple street gave their sec ond tat home" from 4 until yesterday afternoon
 ;, Tn Westville c. A. Marvin, of Taylor & Marvin. is on the sick list, and Mrs. Stone of Blake street and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Harrison street are very Ill.
 MT. and Mrs. Goldbaum of 66 Howe street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Esther Goldbaum, to Morris Goldstein of this city. They will be at home on New Years day.
 Thomas Forsyth of Westville is ex- pected home from the Staunton mili- tary academy to spend the Christmas vacation.
 Another of the series of Christmas sales and suppers which are among the attractive happenings of early De- cember is announced by the ladies' aid society of the First M. B church, which will be held in the lecture room of the church. corner of Elm and College streets, "wednesday evening, Decem- Der '.
 Unclaimed letters in the Westville postoffice are addressed to the follow ing: J. o. Murphy, Miss Marion Leigh Edgar Carup, Teddy Dadio, Edward Bonners, Moses Freeman, John M. Sake and Mrs. Lucy J. Lewis.
 The Half Hour Reading club of Branford is invited by the Mothers club of East Haven to meet with them December s, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. l.. D. Smith, 29S Main street. The speaker of the evening will be Rev G. F. Prentiss.
 After eight years of very faithful and exceedingly successful service Presi- dent George B Martin of the Union leage has declined to again permit the use of his name. His untiring energy in the "Old club" as. it is now called followed by his patient and intelligent labors in the construction of the thew club, are well known and appreciated by all. His kind and courteous manner has endeared him to every member His withdrawal will be regretted by every member. Who his successor will be is uncertain.
 The Momauguin Whist club held its December meeting Thursday afternoon in one of the ladies sections of the Hol Brau Haus, which was prettily deco rated for the occasion, The prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Fresenius and Mrs c. R. Nicklas After the game the members sat down to a choice and de. lightful afternoon dinner as guests o1 Mrs. w. A. Bein of Chapel street Those present, in addition to the above were Mrs. E w. Bein, Mrs. + H Brethauer Mrs. B. Fresenius, Mrs w A. Konold, and the Misses. Brethauer Daniker, Moegling and Dora Fresenius
 Another engagement just announced which is of interest to many people il this city is that of Miss Gertrude Loet of New York city, and Jacob Fragnel of Brooklyn. Miss Loeb has visited ire quently in this city and has host oi New Haven friends.
 Mrs. Selina Price of Derby avenue Allingtown, is now convalescent at tht home of Mrs. Edwards of Front street Allingtown, after undergoing critica operation last Tuesday. Dr. SlatterS performed the operation.
 The woman's guild of St. James church hold food sale in the parisl rooms this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sev, eral have been held lately and the sup ply of food has never been equal to tht ' .4 .Ia4