The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and Eise- KYhHre

Enos 5. Beldon, retired, a resident or this city and who for many years was first selectman of the town of Plain- vile. has been spending the past few days with his former townsmen.
 Robert W. Veitch of New York city, who, with his wife, has been visiting his relatives in Barnett street, left yes- terday morning for New York, where he is engaged at city hall representative of the Associated Press. Mrs. Veitch remains here in Westville and her hus- band will return again on Saturday.
 Mrs. Pryor and family of this city are visiting her sister, Mrs. Harris Ap- pleby in Dayville.
 The engagement of Percy Greist of Willard street to Miss Eleanor Justison of York street has been announced. No date for the wedding has yet been de- cfded upon, but will be very quiet owing
 to the recent death in the family. MT. Greist is a member of the Greist Manu- featuring company of Blake street.
 The announcement is made of the
 marriage in Buffalo on Monday of Miss Nellie BlakesIee and T. J. Moran. They have returned to this city and will re- side at 1473 Whalley avenue for a short time.
 MT. and Mrs. Gernlain Gabriel of 15 East 94th street New York, formerly of New Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter Aline to Samuel Gut man of Boston, Mass.
 The Rev. MT. Clarke formerly of the Whitneyville church, will preach at the Congregational church Sunday in the place of the Rev. Dr. Davies, who is now in London on a visit to his father.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Josephine Parker of Madison and Ar thur Marsden of this city. Mrs. Mulligan' of Meriden, with her children, are visiting Thomas Sanford, the letter carrier, at his Whalley ayes nue home.
 Sailing yesterday from New York were Judge A. Heaton Robertson and his son, Heaton Ridgeway Robertson. Dr. Carl Henze is also among the pass engers.
 F. F. Brewster and MT and Mrs. John Edward Heaton, have been the guests of J. B. Fitch at his cottage in Litch- field.
 pr. George A. Hanford, who was given the degree of Ph. D. by Yale this sum- mer, has been appointed head of new department of physiological chemistry in Syracuse university. He is a grad
 uate of Yale in the class of '9S, and for the last three years has been head as- sistant to Professor R. H. Chittenden, director of Sheffield scientific school.
 Henry S. Hamilton, the builder, of 222 Division street, has the carpenter work for the alteration and Improvements in the residence of the late Treadwell Ketchum, 80 Sachem street, corner of Mansfield. George F. Eaton will oc- cupy the house when finished
 Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Dwight and Miss Dwight are again at the Duffie cot tage on North street, Litchfieid. for the season. Professor and Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter are also at the Hawkhurst Others from New Haven staying at the Hawkhurst are Henry Barnes, Mrs. George M Grant, Mrs. F. A. Chatfield Mrs. Austin Mansfield, and MT. and Mrs. H. B. Dow. MT. Dow holds re- sponsible position in the Winchester Arms Co.
 Horace D. Taft, principal of the Taft school, Watertown, and Professor Gus tav Gruener of this city. are taking a bicycling trip through the country They spent Sunday at the Hawkhurst Litchfield.
 l.. P. Clark of 61 Atwater street has just grown in his garden another of natures strange freaks-this time, a dahlia of the large double variety, vel low in color, but with two perfect flow CTS on one stem, each flower seeming to start from the calyx of the other and growing back to back The result is beautiful
 Mrs. Sarah c. Coe and son Fred are summering at the Colt cottage in Litchseld
 Visiting at the home of District Po- liceman Ahearn in Whalley avenue is
 Jeremiah Frederick of Ansonia. He graduates from the academical depart | ment of St. Charles college, Maryland. | this year, and is no wabout to enter the | Hartford seminary in preparation for | the Roman Catholic priesthood. Also at | Policeman Ahearn's house are Mrs.
 Griffin and Mrs. O'Brien of Branford. MT. and Mrs. Ralph J. Miner are at | the United States hotel, Litchfield, for an extended stay.
 A very pretty wedding was solemniz- ed Wednesday morning at St. Johns church on Davenport avenue, when Miss Elizabeth Kenney was united in | marriage to Charles Conklin by the Rev. Father Coyle, pastor of the church. | The bride was attired in dainty crepe | de chine over gray taffeta. with garni- ture of white point lace. with which was
 worn large picture hat. The maid of honor, Miss May Ganley, wore lovely gown of white silk, and also wore a
 white picture hat. The best man was
 MT. Frawley. cousin of the groom Fol
 lowing the church service a wedding l breakfast was served at the residence of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Conklin were the recipients of many valuable presents. They left in the afternoon on
 a wedding tour, and on their return will reside in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcclure will
 go to New York city and New Jersey
 next week where they will spend week
 visiting friends. Mr Mcclure was for
 merly clerk in the drug store of &
 Lloyd Salisbury of Grand avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. M R. Durham, Miss Grace Durham and Earl Durham are at
 Shady Side in Morris.
 There were about twenty persons | nreSent a f the whist rartv which wa C