The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

ous European Trips and Local Soctal
 Events.
 One of he June weddings of interest
 to many New Haven people was thai
 of Frank Chapin Bush and Miss Mar
 garet Gardner, daughter of the late
 Archibald Gardner, who were married
 on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock al
 the residence of Rev Dr. Brown on Howe street. The bride was becoming ly attired in a handsome light silk with mousseline de soie and lace trimmings Both MT. Bush and his bride are popu-
 lar young people and were the recipi- ents of many beautiful gifts. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Bush left on q wedding trip to various places of inter- est. They will be at home to their friends after July 15 at S2 Thompson avenue, East Haven.
 | Last Wednesday evening the regular meeting was held of the Patriotic Or der of Americans, and the following of fcers were elected: President, Mrs. Alice Meachen; assistant president. Samuel Crocker; V. F., Mrs. 5. Evarts; A. V. F., Mrs. Green; conductor, Mrs. 1 Crocker; assistant conductor, Mrs. F. | A. Johnson; I. G., Mrs. c. Thompson; | O. G., Mrs. Bertrand; trustee, c. Farr; representative to national camp, Mrs. Fannie A. Johnson, The appointive of fcers are: Chaplain, Mrs. Emmi; ora tor, Mrs. Brown. The camp is flourish ing and initiating candidates at every meeting.
 " ID 4l1 ,,I family leave to-day for Sunset Beach for the summer They spent last sum- [ mer at the same place.
 The Whatsoever circle of King Daughters of Epworth M. E. church entertained the members of the cradle class of the Sunday school and their mothers and invited guests in the par lors of the church yesterday afternoon from 3 to o'clock. Refreshments were served and the pastors wife, Mrs. Har- riet Heath Adams. sang several of her choicest lullaby songs. The attendance was by invitation.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry E. Bower, of Plainf1eld, N. J., announce the engage ment of their youngest daughter, Eliz- abeth, to Pierrepont Beers Foster, of New Haven. Miss Bowen is a grand daughter of the late Henry c. Bowen, of New York, who was manager of the New York Independent, and MT. Foster is the son of Mrs Albert McC. Mathew son, of this city.
 Mrs. Albert Leonard, of this city, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jerome Storm, in Meriden.
 Mrs. George D. Keeler, of East Nor walk, has returned from visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Burrell, in this city.
 Miss Alice Cables who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin Cook, of this city, has returned to her home in Hartford
 c. O.. F. Hartung was called up by telephone from Boston yesterday morn ing by his son, Dr. Harry H. Hartung. Yale M. s. '96. It is a boy Mother and son are doing nicely and grandpa is also happy.
 Joseph R. Elley. formerly of this city, but now assistant superintendent in the Brooklyn office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, was last Thursday presented with a young daughter Both mother and child are doing well.
 Edward T. Garfield, of Thomaston, with four of his classmates at Yale, started Wednesday for Naples, Italy. They sailed on the mail steamship Vim cenzo Florio and will visit Italy, Switz- erland, Germany, France and England returning by one of the Cunard line boats leaving Liverpool in September The party expects to reach Naples on July il. making the trip in about six teen days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Watrous and son, of New York, are guests of Llewellyn and Ammi Barker, of Branford. Mrs. Wat rous was formerly Miss Georgie Barker, | of that place.
 Samuel Woodhouse, son of S. w. Woodhouse, of Wethersfeld, who Is in the unor class at Yale has accepted a position during the summer vacation l with the United States forestry com mission for scientific research in Idaho. He will leave tomorrow.
 The marriage of Miss Emma Vecchi | one and Frank Grillo will take place on Sunday at the residence of the bride groom, 20 Davenport avenue. MT. Grill 0 is a son of the well known Broad street grocer anu IS Nell hiio"l III AteA- an circles
 Miss Anna O'Connor Is home in Bran- ord from Mt. St. Joseph school, Hart ord.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Fields and amily, of Lynwood street, will remove o their shore cottage at East River, to-day.
 James A. Fuller, a letter carrier, has tone to Florida in response to a mes age that he and his brother have fall Il heirs to large estate left by an un- le who died recently. MT. Fuller re- ides a; 443 Orchard street. The letter arrier has since written to associates n the postoffice that the estate prom ses to be a valuable one. It has been iscovered that there are valuable oil roperties belonging to the estate. F. A. Waldron, of this city, was one f the guests at the Templars' field day l Bridgeport Wednesday. Miss Rose Schoenberger, daughter Of , IT.. and Mrs Emil Schoenberger, whose { ngagement to pr. Joseph ScEummach- I r has just been announced, will give | n "at home" on Sunday, July [ from ( to 6 o'clock, at her home, 1S0 Daven- { ort avenue. I Miss Achsa Barlow, of this city, was o ,aid of honor at the fine wedding in |; eriden Wednesday of her cousin, Miss