The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-

| where.
 | Dexter Hewitt, son of E. F. Hewitt
 the druggist, has left New Haven fo
 Vermont, where he will spend the sum
 mer at the home of his uncle. He ha' just convalesced from a severe attacl
 of measles.
 Luke Carter, a son of Burwell Car | ter, and Walter Seymour, an employt
 of the trolley company running on the Southington line, have engaged in the
 brass foundry business, taking the bus mess in New Britain until lately con-
 ducted by George S. Carter Messrs l Carter and Seymour are experienced
 brass holders and have been employed
 in the business for years Their many
 friends here hope for their success Burwel Carter has many old friends | here, having been years ago a contrac-
 tor in the brass foundry work at the | clock factory here.
 | Cards have been issued announcing | that the Rev Father James F. J. Hen messy of this city will celebrate his first mass since his ordination to the
 priesthood this morning at St. Mary S
 church on Hillhouse avenue. Father Hennessy was graduated from the aca-
 demic department of Yale in the class
 of '9S, and has since been pursuing his theological studies at the Rochester
 seminary. He is one of few Yale grad
 uates who are in the priesthood. He
 resides on State street
 Colonel Simeon J. Fox of this city and
 a prominent member of the Army and
 Navy club of Connecticut, has been
 confined to his room at his home for
 the past ten weeks and will probably
 not be able to be out for a month or
 two. He has had severe surgical op- eration performed on his leg, the con- dition of which is attributed to his ser vice in the Twenty seventh regiment, c. ", in the civil war He will be un- able to attend the annual reunion of the Army and Navy club at the Pe- quot house, New London, this month. Colonel Foxs friends will be glad to know that he is now doing well and hopes are expressed that his recovery will be complete.
 As a result of the recent athletic games held in the Second Regiment armory, each of the companies of the city is richer by about s43 A hand some profit was netted by the excel lence of the management. Each of the five companies received the above stat ed amount, as we'll as Troop A and the Naval Militia,
 All interested are cordially invited to attend the annual donation reception to be held on the lawn at Grace hos pital, Thursday, June 12, from 4 until 6 o'clock. Tea and wafers will be served. Any gifts of sheets pillow cases bed spreads, towels, dishes, in fants' clothes, rugs, and money will be most acceptable; also table linen. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's board will be held the same afternoon at 3 o'clock. If the day be stormy both affairs will be postponed until the next pleasant day.
 Winfield E. Linsley of this city and Laurina Yorall of Ansonia were united in marriage at the Grace M. F. parson- age last Tuesday night at o'clock Rev Arthur J. Smith officiated The wedding was witnessed by quite com pany of the young friends of the bride and bridegroom.
 On Thursday Mrs. Chauncey Wells gave a tea in honor of Miss Grossman of Washington, D. C., who is the guest of Mrs. Eli Whitney. Jr.. of Whitney avenue, who has been quite extensively since being here, number of small teas and dinners being given in her honor.
 The St. Agnes guild of Christ church | will give a garden supper and musical | )n the rectofy lawn Wednesday even- ing, June II, to which are expected a | number of people, both young and old. | This is the last affair given by the | guild until fall The young ladies are | anxious to make the entertainment a success financially and socially.
 Mayor Studley has appointed Amos | Dickerman of the Thirteenth ward and | ]. Harmar Bronson of the Second | ward as the members of the park from the court of com non council. Both are members of the board of aldermen.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club will take it's annual outing tomorrow Mrs. Louis Lampson will entertain the adies at her cottage at Woody Crest The affair will be bundle whist, The ar that the ladies intend to take leaves New Haven Green at ? o'clock.
 Ex-Senator David Callahan was round the center of the city Saturday eceiving the congratulations of friends vho were glad to see him out after is recent attack of paralysis. Senator condition is much improved nd he is confident that he will ulti- nately regain his former strength.
 NIT. and Mrs. A. l. Newman of New york are visiting MT. Newman's par nts, MT and Mrs. I. Newman of Park treet. The latter will soon celebrate heir golden wedding.
 Professor Sheath and family will pend the summer in Maine at a resort ear Bar Harbor.
 MT. Hayes, secretary of the Railroad 'oung Mems Christian association, ill leave tomorrow for Maryland, here he will attend the annual meet lg of the secretaries of the Young lens Christian associations. The sec- etaries will remain in session for three avs,
 The ladies of Admiral Foote w R. :. No. 8, are invited by MT and Mrs. L. H. Torrey to strawberry tea at |