The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-10

md Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 New Haven guests for the FarreI- Cheney wedding in Derby tomorrow will leave the city on special cars at- eched to the 4:0o and 4:AO trains, the oTrder the guests for the ceremony, the latter for the reception. The cars are handsomely upholstered jc white satin and are beautifully equipped. Miss Far rel has a host of New Haven relatives and friends, and Dr. Cheney is one of the best known members of his profes- sion in this city, so New Ravens inter I est in the wedding is very great.
 John l.. Faxon, of Boston, the archi- tect fer the Knights of Columbus new building. is spending a couple of days at the New Haven house in looking aft- CT the plans for the construction of the building on Chapel street and confer ences with local knights.
 Mrs. J. H. Hempsted, of West Haven, is recovering from severe attack of the grip.
 Arthur E. Alling, of the Alling Rub- Der company, who has been confined to his home at 152 Norton street for the past ten weeks with an attack of ty- phoid fever, has so far recovered as to be able to ride out.
 Mrs. George E. Bailey entertained the Monday Afternoon Whist club at her home on Center street. West Haven, yesterday.
 Miss May Chatfield, formerly of this city and niece of Walter Leigh, is now at Los Angeles on her way to San Francisco. Miss Chatfield was former ly stenographer for Professor Severe, of Columbia college who was chief en- gineer of New York city until Mayor Mcclellan assumed office. Miss Chat field has taken tour by water to Gal weston, and in the spring will accept a position in Philadelphia. ...
 Mrs. Grace Law, who has been ill at her home in West Haven, is able to be out. .s.t s.- 3 The Union league will hold it's an nual dinner on Wednesday evening, January IS. Governor Henry Roberts is expected to be present as one of the guests. #. e-.,...
 Mrs. Frank M Crafts of West Haven. who has been confined to her house for the past two weeks with the grip, is Improving. ssAs5t% .-.&s MT and Mrs. James Renfrew and daughter Elizabeth are visiting rela- rtfves in Pittsfeld. l..
 MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Collins. of \ Barbarton, O., are visiting MT. Collins < parents and also his friends in West Haven .,,. ..s@-. ..' The installation of the newly-elected officers of Joseph Andrews chapter No. | 46, R. A. M, was held at Masonic hall, ] West Haven, last night. .s.l z.s.E.,- ! Miss Ethel Todd, of Bedding, Conn.,, has been spending the week with MT. and Mrs Ulysses s. Clark at their home in West Haven. as zs+
 Dr. William Callahan, of the Yale gymnasium, has returned from Penn sylvania. with his bride Dr. and Mrs.
 Rfii11nsll slre sasiding at 40 Whalley venue.
 Harry I. Thompson, the eminent art ist, is confined to his house in West Haven with the grip.
 Miss Florilla Webb, the young daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. James H. Webb, has been spending the holidays at home, but will return tomorrow to her studies ] at the Loretta academy at Niagara Falls. N. Y. " w. II. York, of New York city, is vis- iting his parents at their home invest Haven.
 Mrs. Arnon filling, of Trumbull street. is making d short visit with friends in New Hartford. The Hawthorne club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Leverett Goodyear at her home on Richard place, West Haven.
 Carlton Shepard Way, the young son of MT. and Mrs Charles Way cnee Shepard), of Boston, and grandson of Superintendent O. M. Shepard, of the Consolidated road, is making satisfac- tory progress toward recovery from the oneration for appendicitis that was per formed at Dr. B. Austin Cheney's pri- vate hospital on Whitney avenue about two weeks ago. Young Way is a cadet at the military academy of Staunton, NJ Virginia. and is one of the most popu- Nar boys in the academy. His class ,hates keenly regret the conditions that Wi necessarily delay his return among them. His mother, Mrs. May, formerly Miss IdyI Shepard, who was proml- ,1ent society girl in New Haven before her marriage, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Shepard, of Whit Iley avenue.
 Ernest Robinson, of this city, was guest of friends in Branford over Sun day.
 Miss sybil Dewsbury, of England, is visiting MT. and Mrs. A. H. Dewshury; Of 37 Kensington street,
 MT Corbett of New York, is visiting, his grandmother. Mrs. Daley, for few days.
 A wedding just announced is that Of Miss Ruby May Fowler, daughter or MT. and Mrs. George Fowler, Of this city and William Claire Reed of George street which took place on Monday January 2, at the Church of the Trans fipuratior in New York city, Rev. Dr. IJoua,ton officiating. At present MT. and Mrs. Reed are stopping with the 1,ride,s parents at their home on Whal- lev avenue. To-day the young couple will leave on short trip.
 Miss Cecelia Sexton returned yester- dav to Wallingford, where she attends TheIps school She has been visiting \ bar narerts, Rev. and Mrs. J. Frederick