The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CoNCER Y
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tilden Blodgett |
(NGisg Hannah Whitney, whose mar
riage took place about a fortnight ago.
sail for Europe to-day To remain
abroad all winter.
Mrs. Robert Lutz of Howard avenue
will spend Thanksgiving week in her
summer cottage, Rocky Cliff. Among
her guests will be Miss Margaret
Hogan of New Haven and Miss Mary
Rafferty, of Waterbury. Mr.. Lutz will
join them ON Sunday.
Gustave Sattig, the well known col
lector of antiquities, has just return
ed from a three weeks visit in Mexico.
Mr.. Sattig went away solely for his
health, and comes back to New Haven
much benefited He spent most of his
time in Mexico City with which he ex-
pressed himself very much pleased.
The climate there, Mr.. Sattig says, is
excellent, and is decidedly different
from that Of New England.
Mrs. Larivee and family, who have
been at Brockett's Point, Bradford
since last April, left yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Larivee and youngest daugh-
ter will go to Mount Vernon, where
Mr.. Larivee has a new position. Miss
Nellie, and Joseph and Lawrence Lari-
wee will remain in this city.
Miss Dorothy Osborn, the young
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. n G.
Osborn, who is at school at Rosemary
hall, Greenwich, is spending the
Thanksgiving recess with her parents.
Miss Molly Trowbridge, with her
Briar Cliff school friend, Miss Marga.
ret Garrettson, have arrived to spend
Thanksgiving with Miss Trowbridges
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winston ].
Trowbridge.
One Of the pretty Thanksgiving eve
parties was given by Miss Beatrice
Goodman of $40 George street, yester-
day afternoon beginning at 8 o'clock
Miss Goodman has invited about TWEEN
ty-f1ve young friends to celebrate the
day with her. The house is decorated
In a Thanksgiving scheme and games
and music will be enjoyed.
Among the New Haven people who
attended the engagement party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schuss of
Ansonia Sunday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Salzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Adler,
Isador Resnik, John ADLER, Samuel
Beck, Misses Henrietta and Sadie
Beck
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leete Peck and
children left yesterday for Jamaica, l.
T., to visit with Mr.. Beck's parents.
e. Wylie Grier, the rising English
portrait painter, whose clever work is
so we'll thought of by critics of the
period, has upon exhibition in a New
York gallery a notable series of fine
portraits, among which will be found
that of Edward Malley of this city. The
artist has also painted some most sue
cessful studies of the following: Sill
John a. Macdonald, Sir Sanford Elem
ing, Sir William Bullock, Lady Bullock
Goodwin Smith Ga portrait of the lat
ter for the library at Oxford, Chic
Justice Sir George Bartlett, anC
the Hon Chief Justice Falconbridge
some of which are being shown at the
same exhibition as well as other.
painted for prominent New Workers.
Governor Roberts and Mrs, Robert
have been at the Hotel Algonquin, New
York, for the past week, Mrs. G. C
Perkins, Miss NJ H. Perkins and Mis-!
Helen Miller Of Hartford are of tn,
party.
Mrs. Bertram Lester Uf New Yorl
Is the guest Of her mother Mrs
Brown, at her home at Savin avenue