The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

GlseWneres
G. M Hale, Yale 'O6, is spending a
weeks vacation at his home at IL
Trumbull street. Mr.. Hale hold re-
sponsible position in Richmond, Va.
Prof and Mrs. Addison E. Verrill of
Yale announce the engagement of their
eldest daughter, Miss Edith Barton, to
/. Aulando Furlong of Boston. No date
for the wedding has been set. Mr..
Furlong is brother of Atherton Fur
long, the artist, and an uncle of Charles |
yelling Furlong, formerly instructor of |
art at Cornell university, and mag
azine writer of note.
DR.. Bart. Herman, son of Police Ser |
geant B. Herman of the Howard avenue |
police station, and a Yale and New Ha- |
ven boy, has just received the appoint |
ment as police surgeon of Hartford by |
the commissioners there. He was con- |
sidered the most efficient of the large |
number who pushed themselves for the |
place, and the honor comes all the more
merited as he was not actively out for |
the office, receiving it entirely on merit |
DR.. Herman, better known here as Bart, |
graduated from Yale in 1904 and was
considered one of the promising men of
his profession. He resides in the capt.
tai city.
The engagement of Miss Selma Kai-
ser, niece Of Mrs. L. Sugenheimer Of
226 Bishop street, and Gus Schwab of /
New York city, has been announced.
Miss Jennette Trowbridge of New
York is spending the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her mother, Mrs Trowbridge
Of Blohm street, West Haven. Mr.. !
Linsburg Of Eastford, Conn, was their
guest over Sunday.
lat the Colony on Hi1lhouse avenue
tea was given after the game Ellis
worth Wood was the host. Among his
guests were Mr.. Hall and Miss Hall
of New York, Miss Davis of Denver,
Miss Lghtfoot of New York, Mrs.
Shearer and Miss Shearer, Burt Shearn,
Mark Bassett, John Madden and Tyron
Dimes, 1r.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin of High street,
East Haven, was the hostess to a small
but pleasant gathering Friday evening.
Games were enjoyed and in the peanut
race Mrs. John Jude was the prize win
ner. A very dainty lunch was served
before the departure of the guests, who
included Mr. and Mrs. John Jude and
son Treadwell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Willoughby, Mr. and Mrs, frank Tay-
lof.
Edward F. Callahan, Yale 'O5, of
Schenectady, N. Y, spent the past few
days with his parents, Colonel and
Mrs. T. f. Callahan of Blatchley ave-
nue., coming on for the game.
Theodore French of Philadelphia Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
French of Wood street, West Haven,
over Sunday.
Raymond Messenger, who has been
Ill at his home in Whalley avenue for
several weeks, returned Sunday evening
to his position in Pittsburg Pa.
The cast of EAST Lynne" to be pro-
duced by st. Mary's Dramatic club in
Music hall, Branford, Wednesday even
ing, December 5, includes little Miss
Zita Matthews, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Edward Matthews of this city,
who will play the part Of Willie Car
lyle Final rehearsals are now being
held and the well known play promises
to be presented with smoothness and
ane effect.
H. H. Sawyer Of WATERFOWL Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Chase of Orange street over the game.
Helen, Edna, and Kenneth Bowers of
Westyille celebrated their parents fif-
teenth anniversary Saturday afternoon
by inviting some of their friends to
social time at their home on Fountain
street About fifteen couples were there
and enjoyed their cake, ice cream and
chocolate, which was served from sill
yer set given by the three children to
their mother.
Mrs Samuel H. Fisher of St. Roman
street was the hostess at a very hand
some luncheon at the Country club yes
terday.
Miss Harriet Tompkins and Miss Inez
Dorman Of Waterbury spent Sunday
with Miss Bertha Ray of East avenue,
West Haven.
In celebration of the Yale victory the
bows Of Choate school, Wallingford
had a bonfire and fireworks Saturday
might and the dormitories were decorat-
ed with Yale banners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. owen of Hart
ford were guests at the home of Louis
Norton over Sunday, coming down for
the Yale Harvard game.
Newell Thompson of Brookline, Mass,
who has been visiting Herbert Barnett
of Church street, West Haven, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Horato Parker is spending a
few days in New York city.
Theodore French of Philadelphia Wis
ated his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
French of Wood street, West Haven,
over Sunday.
James Carpenter, a scientific school
senior who has been i'll for the past
two weeks, has returned with his moth
err, who came east two weeks ago, to
Ell Pas5, Texas, to remain until after
the Christmas holiday,
Among the guests at the Yale-Har-
yard game on Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Beach Olmstead of the
Pomfret school who brought with them
their first and second football teams
Several masters of the school also ac-
companied them, among them Richard
Whittier the former crew captain, and
Mr.. Blackman, formerly of this city,
This evening in Library hall, Bran
ford, Roscoe Reeves, who is very well
known as a reader, will give The