The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous European Trips and Local Social

Events.
 Miss Bernard and Mrs Charles Storer, of Mansfield street, have gone tc
 Ludlow, Pa., to spend the summer
 Mrs, W. w. Hughes, of Oxford, is
 making brief visit in this city witt relatives.
 Miss Mary D. Van Wrinkle spent a few days last week with Mrs. Wander
 poel in Litchfield. The Misses Van Wrinkle opened their house on Tuesday
 Mrs. A. Mcclellan Mat thewson, wife
 of the well known local attorney, and { her son, Pierpont Foster, left yesterday
 morning for Nebraska, where they will visit MT Matthewson's sister. Mr.
 Foster, who is a Yale sophomore, will
 stop at Buffalo for the exposition, stay ing there a week, and later joining his
 mother in the west.
 1 Professor and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, of
 this city, have opened their house in
 Litchfield and expect to remain during | the month
 Invitations were received in Bran 1 ford yesterday for the wedding of pr. D. J. Shahan, of Norwich, to Miss Ter esq Mullein Burns, also of Norwich, which takes place on Wednesday, July | 10, at a. m., in St. Patrick's church, Norwich. Dr. Shahan is well known in Branford, as he has many relatives and friends there
 F. l.. Averill, of this city, has leased M. P. Rice's new house on Rogers Lett, r T ,.1J i,,41 with his family July 1st
 Mrs. M. Louise Bryan, of this city, announces the engagement of her son, Oliver Bryan, formerly of Essex to Miss Bessie Ida Gitt, of New Oxford, Penn.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Florence Rose, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Rose, of 14S Ex- change street, to James D. Robinson, of this city. The wedding will take place at the Grand avenue Baptist church next Wednesday evening at ' o'clock. The bride beAis a sister of Harvey Rose, of the U. s. s. Newark, which has seen much service in Cuba, the Philippines and China
 Louis Skidmore, of East Washing ton avenue, Bridgeport, sailed for Europe yesterday. He has for some time been a pupil at the Yale Art school and has shown remarkable pro- ficiency and talent. He expects to study the next year in Paris.
 Mrs Florence Slocum Kingsbury and three children arrived at the Beckwith cottage Ltchfield, from Washington, D. C., on Saturday. Major Kingsbury is in command in Northern Luzon, P. l., with the Third cavalry.
 A New York city wedding of interest to the fashionable of New Haven is that of Marshall Hill Clyde, son of MT. and Mrs. William P. Clyde, and Miss Margery Lanmann Bucklin, daughter of Mrs N. Sartel Pentice, which was celebrated in Grace church chantry at noon on Tuesday. the Rev. Dr. David H. Greer, of St. Bartholomew off, ciating.
 Mrs. Margaret E. Berger left Litch- field on Saturday for Sag Harbor, l.. l., where she will rmeain till October 18th; her son Laidlaw will spend month at Deer Isle with the Misses Buel, after which he will join his mother at Sag Harbor
 J. E. Mcintyre. who recently return- ed from the south. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Granniss at Crescent Bluff, Branfrod MT. Mcintyre Is brother to Mrs. Granniss.,
 One of the most delightful dances was given by Miss McFeeters, of Or ange street, on Tuesday evening. The lawn was handsomely decorated with lanterns and flags and in the parlors of the house palms and cut flowers were effectively arranged About sev- enty-five guests were present, all of whom spent a most enjoyable evening" A buffet lunch was served. I A S
 Mrs Frank Morris, of Woodbury, has come to New Haven for a few days to visit her daughter and sister,
 Mrs. Richard Bradley and daughter, Miss Harriet Bradley, of Branford, re- turned yesterday from visit among friends in Norwich
 Charles Frederick and Miss Edna Frederick, of Westfeld, N. J., have taken rooms at J. w, Strattmans on Lake street Litchfield, for the summer, Mir Frederick is a graduate of Yale 1900.
 Among the centennial visitors in New Canaan at the celebration were MT. and Msr w. E. J. Kirk, of Brooklyn MT. and Mrs David Steveson, Misses Mat tie and Tillie Steveson, of New York William Lloyd and friend, MT. Sibley, Miss O'Neil,of New Haven; Miss Alice and John Sloan, of Newark, N. J.; MT. and Mrs. John Kelly, of Hartford; Henry G. Benedict, James Reese and Joseph Provost, of Stamford Miss Nell lie Hanlon, of Norwalk; MT. and Mrs. Charles Ruscoe, of Vista.
 Charles Stebanick of Meriden, and Miss Henryka Wismoulkol, of Plants vile, will be married July 1.
 Thomas McKenna, jr., and Miss Mol lie Cullen, of Branford, were united in in New York city Monday af- .ernoon.
 Miss Anna Corbin, of New Britain, Is the guest of Miss Bertha B. War ner of Washington avenue, West Ha- ven. Miss Corbin will remain through 
 Henry Rodman, of this city, is the | guest of his aunt, Mrs Henry T. Bulk | ey, of Bridgeport. Eugene Rowley, son of MT. and Mrs. Hubert Rowley, of Cedar Hill, stepped l rom a rock and fell at H. w. Averill's | ;t trawberry lot, in Branford, Wednes- lay, and broke the wrist of his left 1