The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST ONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vart
 ous European Trips and Local Social

street, Meriden.
 Dr. Frank H. Whittemore returned to this city Saturday after @ months stay at Jackson in the White noun tains Mrs. Whittemore will remain there a few weeks longer,
 The annual reunion and picnic of the 1 Stevens family will be held at the res- idence of George w. Stevens of Crom- well on Thursday, September 3, l9ol II stormy the reunion will be held the ] next fair day.
 The engagement is announced Of MISS Clara Hermann, daughter of the late Julius Hermann of this city, to Harry 1 l<atz of Waterbury. | Colonel Dwight Pierce, an old and well known resident of Cornwall l Plains is in failing health and suffering from diabetes. He has been attended by Dr. North of Goshen. His age is about eighty-five.
 Miss Minnie Augur of this city is the guest of Mrs. Hugh J. Lee of Columbia street, Meriden.
 Charles Kern of IS Mechanic street is spending two weeks vacation Tn New York with his uncle. Mir and Mrs Ira Milton of Milford are at Savin Rock for few days out l ing.
 Harold Davis is the guest of Alonzo 1 Scranton of Milford.
 s Miss Pardee of East Haven is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. l.. Ham, mond in Wallingford.
 Mrs. Harriet Burwell and daughter Rosa and granddaughter were enter 1 J ot TVnn6T11nnt hV Mrs. Edward G. Merwin, who is occu- pying a cottage there,
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Simpson of I Wallingord have returned from weeks stay at Morris Cove. | Miss Marie Ward, formerly soloist at | St. Mary's church of this city, sang i the beautiful solo Alma Redemptoris, 1 at high mass Sunday at St. -Anthony's church, Litchfield. She also sang last week at the Hawkhurst hotel, where 1 she is a guest with her sister Marga- I ret.
 MT. end Mrs. Corper are in Boston, l having gone there to attend the we'd | ding of their son, Bernard, who was married to Miss Estelle Kalisky by | the Rev Dr. Hirshberg of the Union Park Temple. Barry Corper is known as one of New Haven's most promising singers and his many friends will be pleased to learn that he has joined the Irwin Burlesque company His bride is an accomplished young woman. MT. Corper and his bride passed through New Haven Sunday night, and were met and greeted at the depot by large number of friends.
 Cooroo A Mar1yi,, of Norfolk has re- turned from weeks stay in this city. Dr. Metcalf returned recently to Cornwall Plains from New Hampshire, and is now with his son-in-law, MT. Southwick, His son, Dr. Metcalf of this city was recently at his summer residence at Cornwall Plains. He, with his wife, went from this city to Spring field, and thence to the Plains. He has been having some repairs made on his house.
 Mrs. James Hinckley and children of this city are the guests of Mrs J. B. Mershon in Norwich
 Among those visiting the Buffalo ex- position from here are Miss Strack, Miss Brace and Miss Harriet Rathge- Der.
 James, William and Frank Rogers of wallingford are visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. J. Mullen, in this city.
 Mrs. Mary, Meinerzhagen and Miss Elena Maylinger have gone on an ex- tended tour to Hoboken and Newburg and other places for three or four weeks.
 Rev. F. A. M Brown of the First Presbyterian church of this city con- ducted service at Pine Orchard chapel on Sunday afternoon. MT. Brown is a summer resident at Pine Orchard. He built pretty cottage last year.
 August Ockert is putting in new front and new office outfit at his safe store on Corner of State and Wooster streets.
 Miss Nellie Boynton of Branford is spending part of her vacation With friends in Stony Creek.
 Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Portsmouth, N. H., and her son and daughter will pay her sister, Mrs. E, Lang, of Ill Atwater street, a visit this week and will spend a fortnight in Fair Haven.
 Dennis Walter Beecher and Louise Burns of this city were married by Jus tice Babcock at his home on South Main street. Branford, on Friday. The couple came over and returned to this city by trolley. The bride is eighteen and the groom fiftyone
 Rev. c. M. Gallup pastor of the Plantsvlle Baptist church, was taken i'll suddenly Sunday morning at the service and wss obliged to leave the pulpit. After a few minutes rest he returned and resumed his discourse. Although not fully recovered, in the evening he was able to conduct the ser vice. The Congregational church unit ed with the Baptist church Sunday as Rev. MT Pease is on his vacation
 Mrs. Clarence Thayer and daughter of Bridgeport are the guests of Mrs. Elwyn Thayer of MontoWese street, Branford.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Hubbard of Derby and Professor Lang of Yale will be very quietly celebrated at Trim ity church on Friday, August 29, at noon. Not more than twenty-five in vitations will be issued and soon after the ceremony the bridal pair will go away for a honeymoon trip of four weeks Upon their return they will go to their home on Trumbull street, hay ing taken Professor Weir's house while the Weirs are abroad, which will prob ably be until the autumn of l902.
 Miss Cora Lang of Ill Atwater street is visiting relatives in Seymour, Conn. Her sister Miss Lena Lang, and others are planning to give her a surprise par