The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITENSOFINTERES EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 The Misses Mabel and Josephine Root
 of Milford, Nina Stor mand Bessie
 Goodwin of Waterbury Ada Meachen,
 Mabel Merrick and Daisy Hine of Strat- ford, Bertha Rochfort and Fannie Treat of New Haven, Mllie Scobie of Orange and Katherine Silliman of Bridgeport are spending most enjoyable vacation of Judge Root of Milford. Mrs. Charles G. Root is chaperoning the party.
 William H. Brandegee of New York city has arrived at his summer resi- dence in Pine Orchard for the season. Mr. Brandegee's knockabout, the Mos quito is in commission.
 Ralph Van Name sailed yesterday for Europe to be gone a year, during which he will pursue a course of study. On Saturday Dr. Gervase Green will sail from New York on the steamer Colum- bia of the Anchor line, going direct to Glasgow Dr. Green will spend little time in that vicinity and will play golf on the famous St. Andrew links.
 Humboldt lodge, No. 91, I. o. o. F., ha selected the following officers: Ern- est Ploeger, noble grand master; Julius Gallery, vice grand master; Frederick Michahelles, financial secretary; Joseph Brautigam, treasurer; Richard Pieper outside guard; Henry Ploeger ward robe; Michael Hesser, Ernest Klenke, Henry Hillman, trustees. These officers will be installed next Tuesday evening, the ceremonies will be conducted by Deputy Grand Master George H. Ru- dolph of Meriden.
 Allen Wardwell Renfrew of Atlanta, Ga., formerly of West Haven, and one of the Christ church choir boys, now singing in St. Phillips Protestant ca thedral in Atlanta, has gone with the choir boys of that church to Sewanee, Tenn, to take part under the charge of Professor J. Fowler Richardson, their organist and choirnaster, in the com- mencement exercises of the University of the South, the Episcopal institution of the southern states. They expect to be away from Atlanta two weeks.
 Albert Zastrow of Congress avenue | has occupied his handsome summer res | idence Pickle View" in Allingtown. | MT. Zastrow is one of the largest pickle | growers in this section.
 Mrs Mary Loydan and Mrs. George l Young of Hartford are in the city for a | short vacation visiting the family of H. | A. Snyder of 31 Townsend avenue.
 T. c. Hotchkiss of Seymour is occu- pying his cottage at Crescent Bluff, Pine Orchard.
 Miss Jessie Dyer of this city sailed on Wednesday from Boston with party of friends for three months trip touring the continent.
 Charles Doolittle of the Southern New England Telephone company of this city at his family have arrived at their cot tage "Oak Villa,' Pine Orchard.
 A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated at the home of Mrs. A. J. Sinclair of 1SS Dixwell avenue Wednes- day evening, when her sister, Miss Car 1line Blanche Fitzgerald welded Will liam Harding Davis of Springfield, Mass. The bride was gowned in cheese voile with medallion trimming and car jed large bunch of bridal roses. The was Miss Bessie Powell Case of this city, who was gowned iii atamine with trimmings of crepe and ,arried a shower bouquet of pink roses. 3uckholz of Springfield. The house was beautifully decorated with roses, dai- ies and palms. The bridal couple re- ,eived congratulations beneath an arch f roses. The bride was superbly at ractive in her going away gown of , lark blue canvas with duchess lace , and hat and gloves to match After an extended wedding tour they . will reside at their home, which was a lift from the groom's father, at 1S2 street, Springfield, Mass. , Mrs. James J. Grady of this city is ' he guest of her parents, MT, and Mrs.