The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Interesting Social Events Here md
 Elsewhere. Mrs, George D. Reed of Marlboro, vt, has arrived in this city where she intends making her home.
 A twenty-five cent supper will be served by the Parish Aid society in the Parish house on Ward street, next Tuesday evening, December IS. Sup per served commencing at o'clock. The public
 Mrs. Denim, ,ne..ne, wl1e or the sec- rethry of the Yale Brewing company who has been quite ill at her residence. 5O1 Whitney avenue, is considerably im- proved, and her chances of recovery are now considered quite good.
 Mrs. James Neely of Madison and Miss Frieda Scharf will be united lnN marriage at their future residence, AZ Foster street, Wednesday evening, Jan uary 2.
 Howard Seymour who has been se- riously i'll with pneumonia at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs, K. w. Seymour, in Milford, is now much bet ter and his recovery now seems to De but matter of time.
 The condition of Mrs. Charles A. Proctor, of Milford, who has been Ill for A few days, is such as to cause her family and friends much uneasiness. Mrs. Harry Proctor of Hartford ahs been summoned and is now here asslsl-t ing in the care of the elder Mrs Proc tor.
 Edward J. Downs of 276 Grown street contemplates making tour of the T southern states during the Christmas vacation.
 F. e. Candee and Miss Agnes Can dee of Dixwell avenue left Tuesday for Southford for visit with relatives
 MT. and Mrs Samuel A. Avis, and MT. E. A. Bowers of this city hayeI been recent guests of friends in Hart ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Evarts ol Clinton. who have many friends in New Haven, have, with their son. Mr. Har- old Evarts, and Miss Grace Evarts and MT Edward Bowman, started for Eu- rope, where they intend to remain for several years. Miss Sylvia Mae Elcock returned toI Pittsburg, Pa. yesterday. She spent yesetrday as the guest of her brother, Dr, Eloock, in New Britain. She goes where she has large class of voice pupils
 MT. and Mrs George Miller of Rock street have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Anna, to MT. Alfred Metcalf, of Union Hill, New Jer- sey. The wedding is to take place inl April next.
 The New Haven Grays have decided to give an informal invitation dance inI Harmonic hall, Friday evening" Febru- ary p, on the same plan as that of last year. The members of the company and ladies will be invited, Arrange ments are in the hands of the regular entertainment committee of the com pan5.
 MT. and Mrs Christian Englehardt of Whalley avenue have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Jennie Englehardt to MT. Alfred Saul ter. The wedding will take place in tha near future.
 General Samuel E. Merwin, who has been ill at his home in Orange street for several weeks, is improving stead 1 iis.
 Ir Alfred H. Durham has returned from Nome, having arrived in New Ha- ven Wednesday evening on his way to visit his mother, Mrs. T. M Dunhaml of East Hampton. MT. Durham gives many interesting facts regarding the growth of Seattle and declares it will be the New York of the northwest. Many San Francisco residents have gone to Seattle and the city has grown wonderfully in the past year. The great Alaska fair is to be held there in 1909. Mrs. Adolphus Cooke of Stevenson, Baltimore county, Md. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ella Goodridge Cooke, to Dr. David Cush- | man Twichell, Yale '9S, of Saranac Lake, N. Y. The marriage will take place in May.
 Mir and Mrs. Edgar c. Stockwell of New Britain, who are to leave shortly | to do mission work in Oorfa, Turkey, | were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Kedzle of Kensington street over Sunday. Mrs. | Stockwel was formerly Miss Sara L. Ward. formerly librarian of the State i Normal school of this city and has a large circle of friends here. Mir, Stock l well is a New Britain boy. He is to take up industrial work in Turkey, and with Mrs. Stockwell will leave for that country January 19.
 The Rev. Louis A. Parsons of Phila- l delphia, and his fiancee, Miss Elizabeth Broolzsof Bedding, Mass, are here for a brief visit with MT. Parsons parents, l MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Parsons of Beers street MT. and Mrs. Lewis R. Conklin Miss Grace Frisby) who went abroad imme- 1 diately after their marriage in August last, are now homeward bound and will spend the holidays with Mrs. Conk- l lins mother, Mrs. A. L. Frisby of Beers street. MT. Conklin, who, it will be re- membered, was badly injured in an au- tomobile accident shortly before the day set for his wedding, has completely re- covered from his injuries, and returns in excellent health. After the holidays MT. and Mrs. Conklin will go to their house in Ridgewood, N. J. About 250 members of society were present at the reception which MT. and Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter gave at their residence in Prospect street Thursday evening. The invitations to this, the Raoopd larpest recention given hV MT !