The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 The many friends of Burton J. Hen drick. the former New Haven neWspa- per man, who has been for some years connected with the New York newspa- pers. will be pleased to learn that he has become a staff writer on McClure'S Magazine. Overtures were made to him by the magazine and they were of such a, character that Mr., Hendrick de- cided to resign from his post and enter the new field; The change means a decided advancement for MT. Hen drick.
 Allan M. Stevens, the first Yale stu dent ever made a Rhodes scholar at Oxford under the competition which has taken place, in Connecticut, left here to-day to sail for England. He was appointed last spring, and was graduated from the senior class of the academic department in June. He has been spending most of the summer at his home in Willimantic, but has been here this week visiting Yale. He has been given letters of introduction by many prominent Yale men to friends In England.
 William H. Barnes of Pot Island, one of the Thimbles, came up from that Island Thursday in his speedy launch Delight, and made 8 fast run. The dis tance is thirteen miles and the craft made the run in an hour and six min utes. This launch is said to be one of The speediest in this vicinity.
 T. E. Jones of Wharton street is en- tertaining his grandfather, Townsend Eldridge of Morris Cove. MT. Eldridge Is in his eighty-eighth year. On Thurs day he visited Norwalk and attended to business in connection with prop erty in that city. He will spend sevearl weeks with MT. and Mrs. Jones.
 -. 6. 6 Ar thur Beck B. H. S., 1904, has entered the freshman class of Ham ilton college of Clinton. N. Y. MT. Beck expected to enter Wesleyan, but lie selected Hamilton for health advan- tages.
 The many friends in tht> city of Rev. and Mrs Claire F. Luther of Mystic, Conn, will be glad to know of the ar rival of a nine pound baby girl Thurs day afternoon. Mrs. Luther and the little girl are doing very nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. George Pardee, of Ward street, are visiting in New Britain.
 Mr. and Mrs. V. M. scroggs of Bos- ton are visiting s. o. Preston. Mrs. Scroggs is a sister of Mrs. Preston.
 Miss Marion Bush, daughter of Law yer and Mrs. c. K. Bush, who finished a post graduate course at Yale last June. has joined the faculty of St. An gela college at New Rochelle, N. Y.
 President James W. Burke and Den his J. Fitz Gerald left for Chicago yes- terday morning, where they will repre- sent the local trolleymans union at the annual convention of the Amal- gamated Association of Street Railway Ennployes.
 MT. Edward Mooney and bride of Jer- sey City, N. J., are spending their hon eyrnoon with their cousin, MT. and Mrs. Edward Marley and family, and MT. E.. c. Mooney of 356 Greenwich avenue. After stopping at many various points of interests, among which are New York, Albany and Niagara Falls, MT. and Mrs. Mooney will return to Jer- sey City, N. J., where they have beau- tiful home furnished at 2S0 Third street.
 Mrs. Fredrique R. Lewis, Mrs. John E. Lomas, Mrs. Louise Russell and Mrs James Graham of West Haven will att tend the annual county convention of the Womans Board of Missions, which will be held to-day in the Congregations al church, Meriden.
 Frederick Williams and family nov Thursday from Alden avenue to Whal- ley avenue.