The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here--Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social Events.

day evening" at the home of Miss Beu lah Stannard, 43 East Pearl street. /
 banquet was served in honor of thu
 new members and dancing and a yer.
 jolly time ensued.
 Tax Collector Anthony yesterday ap
 pointed Joseph Kent, son of Patricl
 Kent, of the Twelfth ward, clerk il
 the tax office to succeed Clerk Merri.
 man.
 H. c. Rowe and family have gone tc
 Pine Orchard for the summer.
 1 The Rev. Father Kennedy of St Francis church entert aimed the mem
 bers of the choir of the church with g
 dinner at Gillern & Quinn's hotel al Morris Cove Wednesday evening. Fa-
 ther Kennedy gives the members of his
 choir an outing every year and the af-
 fair of Wednesday evening was even
 more delightful than those previously | given him.
 Mrs Eli Whitney and Miss Whitney, l of No. 29 Elm street, have rented Mrs. Pratt's cottage on West street, Lftch- field, for the season, and will soon
 leave this city for the summer. Miss Julia Booth, the daughter of
 4hi' etiii IoSIlJcillllll IopOlll, Ndo LiiC
 hostess at a charming lawn fete at her [ home Wednesday evening The lawn
 was beautifully decorated with lanterns
 and bunting. An orchestra furnished
 music for dancing. Refreshments
 were served and a most delightful
 evening was enjoyed by the seventy
 five young people present
 Rev. Addison Moore formerly pastor
 of the First Baptist church, this city, and who with Mrs Moore have been staying at the Branford Point hotel for few weeks past, left on Wednes- day for the Bergen Baptist church, of Jersey City Heights, to become it's pastor. This is one of the largest and most flourishing churches of this de- nomination.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius H. Beach. of this city, have been guests at the Aus tin house, Terryville, the past week,
 Miss Annie Connolly, of Bradley street, will sail on the Campania on Saturday, June Is. After visiting rela- tives in Ireland, she will return in the fall
 A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Macguire, 159 Hazel street, the contracting parties being Miss Sarah Romaine Davidson, sister of Mrs. Macguire, and Thomas Cairns Hall, both of whom are we'll known young people of this city. The we'd ding ceremony took place at 63O o'clock, and was performed by the Rev. Allyn K. Foster A reception followed later, after which the young couple left for an extended wedding trip. Clark catered
 St. Marys Catholic club, of Meriden, will go to Glen Island Saturday. July 6.
 MT. and Mrs. Evan Shipman, of Chap el street, have gone to Madison for the summer
 F. L. Pond, jr., of Yale university, has returned with his parents, Senator and Mrs. F. l.. Pond, in Terryville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. O. Shares, of Dix we'll avenue, have returned from a trip to the Pan-American exposition, and are now at their cottage at Short Beach for the summer.
 The clerks at Muhlfelders millinery store had an outing the other evening at the west shore. Dinner was served | at Tierney's hotel and aftervard there was dancing end other forms oi enter tainment. Those present were the | Misses N. Wilson, M. Wilson, Payne, Larkin, Guerin, O'Connell, Wolf, Moves, | Paine, Cook, l.. Kilcran J. Kilcran, Rourke, Jacobs. Kleiner, Kane, Barry, | M Holbrook, J. Holbrook, Kaiser, MT and Mrs. c. O'Connell and MT. and | Mrs I HamerschIey
 MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Munson left for Short Beach, where they will spend the summer with their laughter, Mrs. J. o. Shares.
 Invitations have been received In own for the wedding of Miss Ada 1enevieve, daughter of Mrs. M. Elea- Tor Turner, of Branford, and Ernest 1lwood Spencer formerly of Meriden. ind now in the employ of the Con- railroad at Providence, R. I. The ceremony will take place Tuesday Lfternoon, June 25, at 5:30 o'clock. a, he home of the brides parents, 60 ;outh Main street. MT Spencer is a rother of Elmer F. Spencer, assistant ostmaster in Meriden, and he is well nown and very popular there.
 Mystic chapter, Order of Eastern tar, No. 20, will entertain the Grand hapter of Connecticut, at Elks hall, his evening The annual inspection of he work of this chapter will be con- ucted by the members of the, Grand ,dge, and the grand matron. At o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Waterbury, Miss Clara Elizabeth Hart, aughter of Charles H. Hart, of that ty and Edgar Charles Snyder, of this ty were united in marriage at the ome of the brides father, 115 North Willow street Dr. Francis P, Russell ! ficiating, The bride was beautifully ttired in a gown of white satin solie, immed with duchess lace and carried : bouquet of lilies of the valley Miss Zulette Wilson, the maid of honor ore white chiffon over green with lace immings and carried daisies. The est man was Paul Livingston Wool on, of New Haven, a college mate of ,e bridegroom. The brides father, harles H. Hart, gave her away. The [. remony was performed in the draw ;, ? room under an arch of flowers. The V colors were green and hite, the bright green foliage entwin- i, 2 with daisies and lilies of the valley, :, e former the school flower of St. Q of which the bride is e aduate while the lily of the valley Is F e flower of the grooms colelge fra ', rnity. The groom's gift to the bride q ne brnool, of diamonds and rea IlG