The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

anu OtDeE HeopIe KNOWN IN This CRY
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs Fred Cheever of % Bishop street
is recovering frora serious attack of
grip of several weeks duration.
Mrs. Louis Wechesser of Waterbury
was tine guest of Mrs. Frank Tiesing
of IS Bishop street last week.
Robert Newhall. the boss painter who
fell from a staging on Edwards street
and fractured both legs, is now able
to sit up in a rolling chair and will
probably return to his home on State
street this week, having been in Grace
hospital nineteen weeks.
Mrs. William ]. Elder of % Bishop
street is conva1escent from & three
weeks illness with grip. DR.. Butler
was the attending physician.
Mrs. Charles FIeischner of so Bishop
street has been confined to her resi-
dence last week with a grip cold.
Mrs. Harry Stillmany of Waterbury
and two children are now with Mrs.
Stillman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Robinson of Hughes place. and will re-
main the rest of the winter. Her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Stillman of Meri-
den, left last week to spend the win
ter to try to reeuperate her health,
which has been very poor since the
death by drowning off Pine Orchard of
her husband and son. The body of
the elder Stillman has never been re-
covered. III. sz<z 8s -s-F
james Little, OF the Booth market
on State street, near Humphrey, is i'll
at his residence with rheumatism.
The Queens Daughters are preparing
| for charity whist to be given in the
| armory in February. Il .@,x, r.
Tickets for the Deutsche GeselIsehaft
charity whist on Thursday evening in
Harmonic hall are about all sold. The
| Tribune Sunshine charity whist in Re-
| publican hall on Wednesday afternoon
| will have a large attendance of ladies'.
| Tickets may be obtained at the door on
\ Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Root of $40 Orange street
1 entertained a marty of friends at her
residence on Thursday evening. There
were about sixteen present and the eV-
ening was very pleasantly spent with
| games. music and a fine supper. The
1 party dispersed after midnight Some
of the guests were Mr.. Benham, pro-
| prietor of the Woodbine hotel in WALL
/ ingford and Miss Birk of Waliingfori;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bradley, Will
liam King, Mrs. NJ. ~. Thomas, Miss
/ Jessie Thomas, Clifford Thomas, Frank
Sherman of West Haven, Dewitt Park
/ Ell, Fred Parker, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
4 A. .Rucke and Mr.. and Mrs Root.
i The symposium which was held in
i the chapel Of the United church on
4 Temple street on Friday evening drew
a very large attendance. principally
of the members Of the church and con-
gregation. The affair was Instituted
4 by the pastor and some Of the leading
members of the church, as means Of
promoting sociability and acquaintance
4 among the people. There were num-
Der of speeches BY several prominent
persons, the subject being New Ha-
i ven as a Winter Resort and there was
music by Wells orchestra. After the
1 speaking the audience adjourned TO the
parlors Of the church where refresh
ments were served under the direction
/ of Landlord Moseley of the New Ha-
| ven house. Rev. Mr.. Haynes welcomed
the guests with an Introductory speech
/ and was followed by Lewis WEIGH OF
/ the Yale Alumni Weekly: Taleott HI.
/ Russell, Mr.. Miller, Rev. Mr.. Baker of
4 Trinity r. ID. church, Rev. Mr.. Mulch
/ of the Howard avenue Congregational
/ Church, Rev Mr.. Phillips Of the Church
/ of the Redeemer, DR.. Seaver, Rev. DR..
4 Munger, pastor emeritus; Professor
4 Emery. Professor WetzeI gave read
! ing OF a poem written thirty years
/ ago by Mark Twain on New Eng
/ land weather. Mr.. Coggswell read an
| original poem Of his own composition
/ on New Haven ais d Winter Resort. .
/ The chapel was beautifully decorated
4 with palms and ported plants. and the
/ whole affair was a great success.
Alexander Shoninger has returned
from Dartmouth college and has enter.
ed his fathers factory ON Chestnut
3lstreet as business assistant. III.
4 Henry ri. Stewart and Frank Peck
Of the firm or sstewart-Peck Sand COM
pany of Kansas City, Mo-, also Leo
Stewart of the same place, are visiting
Mr.. Stewards cousin, Mrs. Ahearn OF
274 Orchard street. 80
i Mrs. III. S. Holcornb is spending a
month at Atlantic City, the guest OF
Mrs. N. 4. Coburn Of Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Chamberlain, MIR
and Mrs. Chester G.. Baldwin and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ellenberger are in New
York city attending the automobile
show, "A
The w. r. A. EMPLOYEES will give a
large dance in Harmonic hall next Fri
day evening.
Miss Jeanette 0beasky- spent last
week with friends in New York.
Miss Frances Pinless of New Yorl
city, who will come here for the prom.
enade, will be the guest of her cousin
Miss Miriam Kaiser Of Pearl street
during her stay in town.
Mrs. Jeanette Lord has Joined her
daughter. Miss Rita Lord. in Newark
N. j., where she expects to spend the
4 remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Julia III. Leavenworth Of Howe
street left on Thursday with her nurse
for st. Augustine, Fla, where she will
spend the remainder of the winter,
| Mrs T., RnsenStein of New Ynrlx ri Y