The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Elsie Elsne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George O. Bradley, and Clarence Andrew Bristol, which will take place tomorrow evening at o'clock at Ep- worth M. E. church. After the cere- mony a reception will be held at 25 Cottage street at the residence of the brides parents. Miss Bradley is one of the workers in the Epworth M. E. church and has a host of friends.
 Miss Eunice w. Parish. daughter of Commissioner and Mrs. James H. Par ish, has returned from Pennington, where she has just completed her first year at Miss Porter's select school for young ladies.
 Mrs. Hattie E. Baldwin of Paterson, N. J., daughter of E. B. Bradley, the fancy cabinet work manufacturer, has taken a cottage at Short Beach for the summer and has arrived there with her two daughters. Her husband. who is bank inspector of New Jersey and for many years town clerk of Paterson, will spend his vacation later on at the cottage.
 Charles Hilton and Mrs. Hilton are occupying their cottage at Short Beach. Mrs. Hilton has recovered from the nervous shock which she sustained as a result of her recent thrilling experience. Mrs Hilton and lady friend were in a rowboat with a man to row the boat and while passing through the flo1d gate the man neglected to take in his oars and one of the row locks broke, and the boat was swamped and the party thrown into the water. The friend and the man clung to the Hood gate and the man held Mrs. Hilton. Fortunately some of the duarrymen at work in the vicinity witnessed .netr disaster and rescued them from a wa tery grave.
 Senator Hawley, who is at his cottage at Woodmont, hopes that with com- plete rest he will be able to return to Washington and resume his congress sional duties in a few days. He was taking a complete rest Saturday and yesterday. Tn the spring he was at- IdCkGu WIlH SIlpy WliNI lCudSNi hlo strength. and he has not entirely re- covered from the effects of that attack. During the session he was obliged to go to Fortress Monroe for ten days for recuperation.
 The entertainment by the boys bri- gade at Humphrey street Congrega- tional church Friday evening. drew an audience of good size and cuite q good sum of money was netted to their treasury. The annual picnic of the Bi- ble school of the church will take place at Double Beach July F.
 MT. and Mrs. Hand of York street are at their summer home in Vermont.
 Mrs. Louis Weckesser of 46 Bishop street is entert aiming her old friend and schoolmate, Mrs Wendell of New York city. She will remain about two weeks.
 Miss Geraldine Miller of Orange street gave very pretty luncheon at the Country club on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock for her guests, Mrs. Robley Ward and Miss Josephine Ward of Brooklyn. Covers were laid for twen- ty.
 Miss Katherine Fogarty of Smith college has completed the course and returned to her home on Blatchley ave- n1a.
 The choir of St. Andrews M. E. church will hold lawn fete Wednes- day afternoon and evening at the grounds of c. B. Grannis. There will be an ice cream booth, lemonade, can- dy, flower and peanut booths, fish pond and other attractions.
 Miss Truman of Crown street left on