The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peop.e Known Here-vari-
 ous European Trips md Local Social

ous European Trips md Local socia
 Events.
 son, N. J., is the happy father of lit
 tie girl babe, born recently in this city
 Mrs. Baldwin is the guest of her par
 ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Bradley, No
 527 Chapel street. This is their secont girl The first born is eight years O
 age. MT. Baldwin was treasurer O.
 Paterson for eight of ten years, and i.
 now in the brokerage business in tha
 city.
 Miss Rogers, daughter of Mrs Henry
 Rogers of Mansfield street, who has
 Piatts school in Utica, N r., has beer
 engaged as teacher in Latin at Miss
 Virginia Johnstone's school on Whitney
 avenue for the coming year.
 Mrs. Charles B. Lomas of West Ha-
 ven has gone to Washington, D. C., for
 an extended visit with Miss Orr.
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock and Miss Grace Frisbie will leave New Haven | to-day for Kansas City, where they
 will spend the summer studying vocal
 music under the instruction of Francis | Fischer Powers, the New York instruc-
 tor. MT. Powers has summer school | In Kansas City.
 l Mayor Studley was Saturday after noon presented with 6 unique inkstand. | The back of the stand is made of wood | in the shape of Tyre and is from a chair formerly owned by former Mayor Roger Sherman. b. H. Andrews of
 Southington presented the inkstand to
 the mayor. The frame. work of the stand is iron and the wells are of glass On the back is a pen rack. The whole thing is very near and made a highly acceptable souvenir.
 A charming little dinner was given by Miss Meta Monson to her brides maids and maids of honor at the Coun- try club on Friday night. Covers were laid for ten. The table was handsome4 ly decorated with Easter lilies and green smilaX, the same color scheme being used at her wedding Saturday night, which is mentioned in another column. The guests were Miss Olga Monson, Miss Burtis of Buffalo, Miss Needhanl of Washington, D. C., Miss Dillon of Boston, Miss Susan Wright, Miss Damn, Miss Grace Stoddard, of New Haven, Miss Eleanor Hall and Miss Gertrude Hall of Morristown, N T.
 Miss Addie Wallace of West Haven left yesterday morning for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Smith of Mystic, Conn,
 Miss M Frances McConville, the tal- ented reader of this city, will be mar ried next Wednesday morning in Sac red Heart church to Daniel B. Nally of New York city. The wedding will be a quiet one. MT. Nally has made many friends in this city as his visits here have been frequent, He is asso- ciated with the India Rubber company of New York Miss McConville Is a graduate of the Emerson school of Bos- ton, and has an enviable reputation as a reader throughout New England.
 The wedding of Eleanor. daughter of Captain and Mrs. Casper F. Goodrich | formerly of Hartford and we'll known in New Haven, took place in St. Anns church, Annapolis, Md, Saturday.
 Mrs. Fthelbert Nevin and son Paul | will sail for Europe next Wednesday. They will return to American about | 1.
 Mrs Nellie Carey Reynolds, the con- tralto singer of Hartford, was the guest over Decoration day of Mrs w. P. Futile of Elm street Mrs. Reynolds | was among the number who enjoyed the and opera at the Pequot club house.
 Mir and Mrs. Elisha Ely Garrison, who have been visiting Mrs. Garrison's NT AI I,N> II, kiss have returned to St. Louis.
 Miss Clara Sutherland of West Ha- ven, who has been i'll for some days, is able to be about the house. The class day exercises of the grad 1ating class of St. Margaret's School of of which Miss Elizabeth Richards of this city is a member were 1eld Saturday. The graduating exer- ,ises will be held this afternoon and he class will be addressed by Profess ,or Charles F. Johnson of Trinity col ege. His subject will be Wit and Iumor." This evening the annual ;chool dance will be held.
 Louis P. Well and family and C. R. 3osepthal and family have removed to heir summer cottages at Sayin Rock or the season.
 Dr, and Mrs. J. B. Boucher of Hart ord and Mrs. Boucher's mother, Mrs. :. J. Kennedy of Cedar street, will sail or Europe on, the 29th. They will be wy. all summer. Mrs. Boucher was Miss Marie Kennedy of this ity
 Miss Dickerman and Miss Marion )ckerman will go to St. Paul on June 9. They will remain all summer, and while there will be the guest of their rother. Frank Dickerman, formerly of his city. They will return in October isiting the Pan-American exposition n their way home.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mccarthy of 106 Woodward avenue have gone to Wash lgton. D. C., to attend the funeral of heir niece, Miss Annie Copperthite, rho died suddenly of appendicitis Miss opperthite was sixteen years of age nd was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ienry c. Copperthite of Washington, of this city. SelicYnau Dessauer of Philadelrhia
 visiting his brother, Max Dessauer of crk street. | The Misses Twining and Mrs. Mary 4 ridley have cards out for a tea next z thursday, June 6, at 314 Prospect |, rect. The hours are from until 6. f Mrs. w. L. Loomis of New York is , le guest of her sister, Mrs Ernest c thompson of Washington avenue, West