The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social
 

uIllteQ i'll marriage at tne llOliic ol 'iiS bride, 43 Admiral street. Miss Lena keskulla, sister of the bride, will be bridesmaid for the happy occasion, and Edward Ehle, a brother of the groom, will be groomsman. A reception at the house will follow the wedding. The affair will be a quiet one owing to MT Ehle's recent bereavement in the death of his father last May. Mir Ehle IS popular assistant at MT Zeeks tonso- rial rooms, 9S9 Grand avenue, and the bride is a popular member of the day force of young ladies employed at the central office of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company, Both have many friends in New Haven this city being their place of birth and their home. The happy pair will reside at 2oo Cedar street.
 The Misses Mabel Wood and Lena Grant and Harry Allen and Fred Visel all of this city, are spending their sum mer vacation at Croton on the Hudson The party expect to be away two weeks.
 Miss Grace Kennedy of "A Rosette street and Miss Angeline Beaudry of Fall River have gone on visit to friends at Newport.
 Mrs. Eliza Northrop of Milldale, Southington, who has been in ill health for some time, is in a more critical con- dition.
 MT. and Mrs. F. K. Hickok of Lom- bard street left yesterday for Mac Mahon, Kennebec River, Me.
 Mrs. Pinkney of Brooklyn is the guest of A. J. Brotherton of Berlin ave- nue, Southington.
 MT. and Mrs Charles w. Booth of Hartford, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Barnes, in New Haven. are now stopping for few days with their son, Deputy Sheriff William A. Booth of Wallingford,
 Miss Hattie Huber of Hartford will spend a week beneath the rustling elns of our fair city as the guest of MT. and Mrs A. Well of IS Vernon street.
 MT. and Mrs Charles R. Phillips are snending two weeks in Springfield and at Mt Tom, Mass.
 George M. Landers, the manufac- turer of New Britain, is at the Glasgow exposition.
 Mrs. F. A. Cramer of 99 Whalley ave- nue has gone for a months visit to Martha's Vineyard.
 James. Thomas and William Footit and wife, Miss Mabel McWilliams, Will liam McWiliams and Annie Footit of New Britain are at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Forsyth have gone to St. John, N. B.
 J. F. Pratt and family of Soutfington have returned from Woodmont after having spent a few weeks there.
 Mrs. Charles A. Fenton of 125 Woos- ter street. who is spending few days at Burns Point, will return the last of the week, and Monday will go to Waterbury and North Woodbury for two weeks for her vacation.
 Mrs. Martha Neal of East street, Southington sustained serious injuries by falling down the cellar stairs in the Town Hall shoe store. She was taken to pr. Sawtelle's office, where it was found that no bones were broken and although not dangerously i'll, Mrs Neal is suffering from the effects Of her fail.
 Masters Gonzalo and Phelix Deyo of Poughkeepsie are visiting their aunt, Mrs, Brett, of Second avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. William E. Husted of Main street. West Haven, is i'll, and her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. William Husted are staying with her
 The Rev. H. l.. Bodley and family of New Britain are staying at Canaan.
 Hobart Richards of First avenue, West Haven, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. ror,-o Carmon of Bay Shore, Long Is- land.
 The condition of Miss Annie P. Hall of Ivoryton, who is Ill with typhoid fever at Grace hospital, is about the same, with encouraging symptoms.
 Miss Tausig of New York is visiting her cousin, Miss Leah Cans, of 59S AsFand avenue.
 Miss Harriet MacNabb of Hartford is spending the month of August In this city and Brooklyn.
 Mrs F. A. Hall of Third avenue, West Haven, is at the camp meeting in Plainville.
 John McKendrick and wife of New Canaan entertained George Kendrick and wife of this city at their residence Sunday.
 Mrs. Addie Phillips of Center street. West Haven, has gone on an extended trip which will include Saratoga, Pan American exposition and Brooklyn.
 Miss Daisy Farrell of this city is the guest of Miss Margaret Tammany of Monroe street South Norwalk.
 Miss Minnie Smith of Center street, West Haven, entertained a few of her friends informally Wednesday after noon. Lunch was served on the bal cony. Among the guests were Mrs. J. Young of Virginia, Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs, Charles Graham, and her guest, Miss DeLamater of Catskills; Mrs. IT H. Thompson and Miss Susie Kin ner.
 While on his way from this city to New York Tuesday to board steamer for England the Rev. A. J. Smith of this city, formerly pastor of the East Ave- nue Methodist church, East Norwalk, stopped in East Norwalk and was a caller on J. Sturges Randall and other friends and members of his former flock. They all heartily wished him bon voyage and pleasant trip while broad.
 Miss Bessie Hall, who has been visit ing friends in Wallingrord, returned Tuesday to this city.
 Mrs George Bailey of Orange spent Wednesday visiting her relatives on Washington avenue, West Haven.
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