The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Herc-Vari- ous European Trips and Local sociai Events.

Professor Samuel ;. SdIlolu ol UT
 department of music sailed for Europ
 Tuesday to be away until fall He vii
 spend the greater part of his time il
 Germany. Professor Sanford was ac
 companies by Assistant Professor liar
 ry B. Jepson
 Miss Alice Ward and her sister, Ma
 bel. of Bristol, went to Sachem's Heat
 Tuesday morning. They will open th'
 cottage, and MT. and Mrs. Ward vii
 join them for the season next week
 The family were all at New Haver
 Tuesday to see the Yale-Harvard game
 G. Foster Sanford and bride, whC
 were to have been in the city for the
 commencement festivities have decid'
 ed to remain at the Catskils for anoth-
 CT week. Mir. and Mrs. Sanford vii
 reach New Haven early in July.
 B. o. Barnard and family of Bristo
 came to Cosey Beach Tuesday morning
 for the season. MT. Barnard will be
 with the family over Sunday each week.
 Mrs Edgar R. Butterworth of Seat
 tie, Wash, and Miss Lillian Gillespie of
 Boston are visiting their sister, Mrs
 James T. Leighton of Gill street, and their brother William A. Gillespie of 17O Whalley avenue, dividing their time between the two homes.
 Miss Atwater of the New Haven hos
 pital and Miss Leighty of this city are guests of MT. and Mrs. c. Atwater of Cottage street, Unionville, to-day.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Helen Smith and Charles Nathan Muzzy is
 %a %oJy ,,Jo aor tr, TlJ1Iy
 The marriage of Marturin Whittle- more of New Haven to Miss Frances Lucretia Treadway of Norwich occur red at o'clock Tuesday morning in Broadway Congregational church, Nor wich The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lewellyn Pratt D. D., assist ed by Rev. J. F. Cobb of the Univer- salist church. MT. Whlttemore is in the employ of the New York, New Ha ven and Hartford railroad in this city, and was for many years resident of Norwich Miss Treadway has been a teacher in the Broadway Grammar school, Norwich, They will take up their residence in New Haven.
 Miss Leila Mae Young of Orient, for merly student of the Yale school of music, is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Dewitt Saltzman of Glovers- vile, N Y., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Coleman Boyd of George street.
 Miss Catherine Bruce and Harry Lit tie of Bridgeport were married at 1l:3O yesterday morning In St. Patrlcks church After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride on Franklin street, at which many of their friends and relatives were present. Last evening MT. and Mrs. Little will leave for the Pan-American exposition, and upon returning will reside in Bridge port
 The condition of Superintendent James Grant. of the fire alarm tele- graph system, was reported from the New Haven hospital yesterday as greatly improved He is suffering now from appendicitis, for which the hospi- tai surgeons performed an operation on Monday evening. When taken from his home to the hospital Superinten- dent Grant was very low. He has ral- lied, however, since the operation and is now on the way to recovery. He was visited at the institution by Chief Ranches yesterday morning.
 Last evening Miss Forbes of East Ha- ven gave an informal musicale for her cousin, Miss Upson- of Illinois.
 The members of Professor Kellys | dancing class of Derby and their friends have arranged a pleasant out ingg for next Friday afternoon and | evening. The party will leave Derby | on the 2:10 train for New Haven, | where they will take the trolley to | Branford, enjoying a pleasant trolley | ride through East Haven, Short Beach, along the sound to Double Beach, Bran ford Point, and Branford. The after noon will be pleasantly spent in bath ing, dancing and other amusements at this pretty shore resort. In the even ing Professor Kelley will give the first of a series of shirt waist hops at Pico park, Double Beach. The Derby party will return on the midnight train A good time is anticipated and there will be people from Bridgeport Meriden, Wallingford, and surrounding towns present.
 A large number of relatives and friends attended the wedding of Miss Anna O'Donnell and Michael McGov- ern, of the firm of McGovern Brothers, grocers on Lombard street. which took place yesterday 'nOOIl dL SL. JOSepn church on Lawrence street The brides maid was Miss Mary O'Donnell, sister of the bride Charles McGovern, the groom's brother, was best man, while the ushers were Thomas and John Me Govern. A reception was held after the church service at 1923 State street, the home of the brides uncle. The couple received a large number of pres ents and were given hearty send-off | oy their friends as they started for the 'ailroad station. After wedding tour they will reside at 1923 State street
 Another reunion of the Twenty 'ourth c. V. is planned to be held at July 9, the anniversary of he entry of the Union troops into Port Hudson. It is expected that business meeting will be held at the headquar- 1 CTS of Mansfield Post, G. A. R., and collation. furnished by the Woman's Relief corps at small expense. The natter of the proposed regimental ( which has already taken definite shape, will be fully reported { m, and steps taken to push the work , o a nearly completion, All expecting , o attend are requested to notify Sec etary George N. Moses, box 443 New Haven. ; Among the recent movements of f AmerCanS ia EuroDe MT and Mrs l .