The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This City Local Social Events Here and Eiss- where,


 perintendent of mails at the New Ra- ven postofice, and Miss Teresa A. Whalen will take place on Tuesday, morning, October '. at St. Mary's R. c. church. The bride-elected is the daughter of Patrick E. Whalen of $50 Winthrop avenue and has for several years been a teacher in the New Ha- ven public schools. Only members of the families and the immediate rela- tives have been invited to the recep- tion at the home of the brides parents following the wedding ceremony.
 Miss Nellie Williams. who for the past eighteen months has been a nurse in the Connecticut Training school, goes on her vacation for one month. It will be spent with her parents in New London.
 The wedding of Arthur Flint Brown, the son of MT. and Mrs. Edward r. Brown of S6 East SiXty-ninth street, New York, to Miss Florence Wash burne Carpenter daughter of Mrs. Robert J. Carpenter of Portland, Me, will take place on October in the Cathedral church of St. Luke Portland. The bridegroom is a graduate of Yale, 1896, a member of Squadron A, and served as commissary sergeant with the troop through the Spanish war. The | best man will be Benjamin West Bon- ney Brown, and the ushers Robert F. | Troscher, James P. Baxter, Jr., John Porter, William Huntley, Lawrence E. Brown and Alfred J. Brown. B. Glasner. manager Of the Emperor Trading Stamp Emporium. leaves in a | few days to take charge of the business at Providence, R. I.
 Town Clerk William R. Foote of 1 Branford was absent last week and that preceding enjoying an outing in com | pany with son Wallace, has returned and is at his usual post of duty this week. MT. Foote spetn portion of the time in Nova Scotia and a few days at Nantasket Beach and other places in | Massachusetts.
 | William Skinner, the new director of the Consolidated railroad, is well known manufacturer of silk at Holyoke and he is a very large holder of the railroad company's stock. He is suc- cessful business man of about forty-tive I 4IC Nd0 LOL SOILIC IllllS III ANCN York as the manager of the silk con- cern's business at the end of the line.
 State Attorney Williams and Mrs. Williams returned last Saturday from trip abroad. They travelled in Eng land, Scotland and Ireland. France, Belgium, Germany and Italy. They had very enjoyable time.
 G. F. Heublein of Hartford went to New York Monday and returned with his family, who have been in Germany for the summer. Dr. Arthur Heublein, a son of G. F. Heublein, who recently graduated from the College of Physi- clans and Surgeons in New York, is to take up hospital work in the metropo- lis.
 P. J. Bolan. whose death in Water bury occurred this week, had many friends in Woodmont, he having spent 8 portion of the summer in one of the Lakin cottages there.
 News has been received of the serious illness of Mrs. Welch, wife of the Rev Herbert Welch, in London. The Rev Mr. Welch resigned as pastor of the Middletown Methodist Episcopal church last spring and early in July went abroad to spend a year in travel on the continent. Mrs. Welch was taken witt appendicitis and was obliged to undergo an operation. She is now on the roaG to recovery.
 c. H. Small and family have left the cottage in Woodmont they have beer occupying the past season and returned Monday to their home on Dwight street
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Beach leave Woodmont for their home in Waterbury Thursday. Mr Beach is one Of the strongest lovers of Woodmont and hi: delight in the growth of this place i: one of the pleasures of his busy life.
 Mrs. E. A. Hotchkiss and family who have been occupying the large La kin cottage in Woodmont, have return ed to this city and this cottage will bt occupied for the next ten days witt Mrs. Hotchkiss' son, H. D. Hotchkiss with his wife and child.
 The state board of education, on spe cial request, have arranged that Luthe, B. Morrill,, principal of the Norma school in this city, will give his lecture on "The Teaching of English" befor' the teachers at the gymnasium in Win sted, September 26, at 2:3O p. m.
 MT and Mrs. William Koch enter tained their friends and neighbors witt whist party Monday evening at thei home, No. 127 Nash street. The even ing was thoroughly enjoyed by thos, present. After the games music anC refreshments were in order.
 Miss Mary Carpenter of this city i the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyden il Waterville
 Max Schwartz was elected to fill tn office of trustee of Uhland lodge No. I. o. K. of P, Monday night, in thei regular meeting.
 Charles Jones has resigned from tn Greist Manufacturing company and ha accepted reliable position with tn : Winchester Repeating Arms company On Monday evening number of tn friends of MT. Jones met at his hom on Blake street and rendered mos enjoyable surprise to him. The evenin; , was spetn in playing games and at al early hour yesterday morning the mer rymakers disbanded.
 The board of managers of the Ma sonic home at their meeting Saturda, afternoon at the home elected Pas Grand Master Henry o. Warner o
 New Milford as vice president to fil the vacancy caused by the death of W l R Higbv of RrideenOrt