The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known Here-varl-
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge
 have gone to Atlantic City for stay of
 about ten days.
 Next Monday evening the graduating
 exercises of the training school of the
 Bridgeport hospital are to be held at
 the First Congregational church. The
 committee has been very fortunate in
 securing the Rev. Dr. w. L. Phillips, of
 New Haven, to make the address and
 Professor Weidenhammer to conduct
 the music.-Bridgeport Standard.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. William L. How
 ard are in town for a few days, which
 they will spend with Mrs. Howard S
 mother, Mrs. M E. Alden, at 391 Tenn
 pie street.
 W. V. Denman, of the New Haven Y.
 M c. A., gave a fine address Sunday
 afternoon at the meeting at the Y. M. | C. A. in Middletown Preceding the
 address there was a service of song.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Bettcher, of Or
 chard street, have taken a cottage at 1 Short Beach for the summer They will leave the city the latter part of the month.
 Gould s. Higgins, of West Hartford, Yale Medical school 1901, has received the appointment of resident physician at the state prison hospital, Wethers- field. The term of service extends from July, 1901, to July, 1902
 Mrs. G. F. NeWcomb, vice regent of the D. A. R., has appointed Mrs. George s. Barnum, of Edgehill Road, chair man of the committee of arrangements for the annual outing of the society on Flag day, June IA. As yet the plans for the day have not been definitely settled, but at the next meeting of the committee the arrangements will be de- cided upon.
 s. E. Mallory, formerly in the whole sale fruit and produce business here, has left for the Adirondack Mountains. MT Mallory and MT. Partridge have leased the Hotel Avalon for the pa irons during the summer. Mir Par fridge has been there two weeks doing business.
 A gift of S250 has been received from F. K. Hubbard, of Mlddletown, towards the purchase of MT. Loper's private col lection of minerals and fossils for Wes- leyan college museum. The collection was received more than a year ago, the price being $1,OOO. Three fourths of this amount has been raised and paid. | The museum is looking to the remain ing $25O.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Littlejohn, of | George street, have been the guests of | MT. and Mrs. Silas' Cram, of Madison, | for a few days.
 A set of specimens of North Ameri | can Sphogn, prepared by Daniel c. Eaton, of Yale, and F. Faxon, has been presented to the museum of Wesleyan by G. F. Eaton, Ph. D., son of the late Professor Eaton.
 Miss Mae Mccarthy of Davenport avenue, is the guest of friends in Sche- nectady, N. Y.
 Mir Loper, of Middletown, left June 3 for Cape Breton to spend some weeks the Cambrian formations and i fossils under the auspices of I the United States Geological Survey.
 Miss Bessie Welch, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jesse D. Welch, of Orchard street. is at home for the summer vaca- tion. Miss Welch has been attending the National Park seminary at Wash ington, D. C., and will return to the seminary in the fall.
 Louis R. McDonough, of Yale, is spending a few days with friends in Westport. During his stay there MT. 10Th, h tol n mn l up several electric bells for E. T. Bed ford in his residence in Greens Farms. Dr. H. l.. Swain has rented the house 1f F. w. Carpenter at Poquonnock His family will spend the summer and early fall there, returning to the city October 1. At meeting of the Ecclesiastical so- ,iety of the Congregational church in Deep River held last Saturday evening t was voted to instruct the church committee to engage Rev. F. M. Shel- { lon, of Yale, for one years. MT. Shel- lon has been preaching in the church K alternately for the past year, assisting he Rev. William H. Knouse. MT. K sheldon is recent graduate of the Yale < Theological seminary. The committee lS $ E. E. Nettleton, E. A. Jennings and 1 M ,. T. Marr. One of the June weddings will be that f Miss Lillian c. McKenna, of Edge Jood avenue, to John J. Lane, of this ity Miss McKenna is a daughter of < he late Mrs. M. B. McIkenna and a x ousin of Attorney James T. Moran. B IT.. Lane was formerly the private sec x atary of ex-Congressman James P. N gott, but is at present holding a com ,e-cial position with a well known ouse in New York. The marriage will e strictly private, no cards having cen issued, and the ceremony will be arformed at 10 o'clock on the morn- lg of June 12 in St Marys church. An ,formal reception will follow the cer- nony at the home of the bride, No. A Edgewood avenue, to which only le immediate friends have been bid an.
 Arthur Kelsey, son of Jarvis Kelsey, Center street, West Haven, was mar ed in Providence yesterday to Miss ,sse Worden. MT. Kelsey was mar ed at the home of his brother, Har- on Kelsey, who is also a resident of