The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTERES EST CONCERNING
 NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peopie Known in This City
 Local Social Events Hero and EIse-

where.
 pr. Mailhouse has returned to the
 city
 The donation party to be given at
 Grace hospital to-day will be held on
 the lawn between the hours of and
 o'clock, providing the day is fair, If
 it should be stormy it will be held in
 the house.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Platt of Chapel
 street leave Oh the 2Sth of this month
 for the Forest and Stream club, at
 Wilmington, Vt. They will be absent
 all summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugo Lange are mak-
 ing preparations to sail for Germany
 on a visit to relatives and lrienis
 They will embark at New York on
 June "A.
 De Witt c. Beardsley and family of this city have taken possession of their summer cottage in Stratford.
 MT. and Mrs. +. H. Breur of 227 Fer ry street have returned from Washing ton, D. C., and other places of interest. They also attended the graduation eX- ercises of the Bliss Electrical school, of which F. Simpson Breuer, their son. was 8 graduate.
 Augustus Plumb of Stratford, who has been at the point of death, rallied remarkably during tho past week. and is so much improved that he is out again.
 At recent meeting of the LitchfeId County Bar association, the application for approval for examination of Samuel G. Camp of the graduating class Of the Yale Law school was granted. MT. Camp was a former member of the Rob- bins school and is the son of pr. Charles Camp of Canaan.
 The Rev. Dr. Haa~y Davies, pastor of the Congregational church, Wtst vile, left Tuesday evening on the night boat for New York. He will sail from the metropolis to-aey bound for Eng land, where l4 wiI visit his la .G.. who is now ill at the reverend do iors olG home in London
 The R. c. Lowe lnpany, incorpordt- cd of New Haven, Las filed certificate of organization with the secretary of state. The capital stock author zed $ $5,000; subscribed, $5.000: $2,000 paid in cash. Officers Richard P. Lowe, New Haven; treasurer and secretary, Charles H. Coyle, New Haven.
 Frank Ellis of Barnett street, West vile, was married yesterday morning ia St. Mary's (New Haven) oarochial residence to Miss Jennie Carter of Dix we'll avenue. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. Father Thuente and none save those of the bride or bride grooms relatives and close friends were present. The newly married couple will be at home at their new Broadway resi- dence after next week.
 MT and Mrs. ?. S. Bennett of this city have returned home from a visit with MT. and Mrs. c. Edmund Mason, 412 Main street, Danbury
 The marriage is announced of Miss Katie Riordan to Michael Ambrose. The young couple will reside in handsome 1y furnished flat on Wallace street. where they will be at home to their many friends MT. Ambrose is lately returned from the Philippine Islands, where he has been in the service of the United States government.
 D. P. Rhoades and Ezra Whiting and wife of Stratford have arrived with the excursion party of shriners in San Francisco. The train pulled into Oak land, Cal, Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Stevens of Whitney avenue leave this week for Chicago, where MT. Stevens will deliver q course of lectures before the students | of Chicago university.
 Mrs T. J. Faherty and daughter, Miss | Flora of New Canaan are guests of rel atives and friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Heaton are back from their wedding trip, and are living at Mr Heatons York street home.
 MT. and Mrs. William Lloyd of this city, who have been visiting with rela- tives in New Canaan, have returned home after a pleasant visit.
 The Misses Anna M. and Jessie A. Tomlinson of Milford are visiting their sister, Mrs. Charles F. Smith, of West Haven.
 Dr. Gervase Green is back from pleasant visit at Bryn Mawr, Pa. pr. Green sails for Europe on the Manitoba on June 28.
 Rev and Mrs. s. Walcott Linsley left Tuesday morning on the }57 train for Winsted their future nome as rector of the parish at Win sted. Rev. MT. Linsley receives q sal ary of $1,200 with the rectory. It is said the parish will erect a new rectory f Rev. MT Linsley desires it.
 F. R. Bliss and family have gone to for a few weeks. Their laughter, Mrs. John H. Gray, of Evans on. Ill. and her two children, are with .hem. Professor Gray is spending the summer in Great Britain, making in for the United States bu- eau O. labor. The officers of the St. Veronica La lies Temperance society of Walling ord were installed by County Director Robert O'Connell, Tuesday evening, as- listed by Bernard M. Hope of this ity. After the installation there was a ocal.
 Miss Bessie Palmer daughter of first Selectman $. T. Palmer of Derby. las accepted position as head of the proprietary department in the Amer can college for girls at Constantinople, turkey. Miss Palmer who is nine cen years of age, will graduate this lonth from Mount Holyoke college. She lill sail with Miss Fenshan, dean of he American college, some time during l,o p,,,,,y1,py