The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER- EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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 l Invitations have been received by prominent Yale men in this city to at-
 tend the wedding of Odr Preston, Yale '99, and president of the Yale navy in ! his senior year, to Miss Frances Jane | Converse of Englewood, N. J., which is also MT. Preston's home. The wedding will take place on June :. Master Car Builder William F. Ap- pleyard of the Consolidated railroad has taken out patent on a machine for the covering of strips of timber with metal
 MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Fields of Lynwood Place will remove to their shore cottage at East River, Madison, on Saturday, to remain until Septem- ber, MT. Fields and his two sons going | back and forth each day to business and to scAool.
 Ex- Mayor Farnsworth have improved his cottage at Bradley Point, moving the cottage back, and building on a large addition in the front, and with a liazza, etc, makes quite an attractive place. This point of land is rapidly be- ing built up
 Miss Ruth Phillips will come home from the National Park seminary at Forest Glen, near Washington, D. C., May 29, the term closing about that time Miss Phillips will bring as her guests for a few days, four of her schoolmates and members of the society to which she belongs, Kappa Delta Phi. They are the Misses Helen Falls of Newcastle, Pa Helen Wilson of Cla- rion Pa, .Kareen and Geraldine Gron- ert of Elkhart, Ind. The party will come in time to attend the Yale-Prince- ton baseball game on the thirteenth This is the close of Miss Phillips first year at the seminary.
 The women's Christian union of West Haven yesterday afternoon held home cooked food sale at Temperance hall which was very enjoyable and success ful.
 Miss Flossie Richards of First avenue, West Haven, is i'll with typhoid fever.
 The young ladies' missionary circle of West Haven at their June entertain ment are to give two farces, Vice Versa and Dr. Cure All.
 Mrs. J. Edwards Of Third avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her father, w. B. Pearsons of Cleveland, o.
 A very enjoyable whist was rendered Louis J. Blenner Wednesday evening at his apartments on Chapel street. Mrs. Emily Bowers won first prize and Mrs. Vera Van Buren received second prize, consolation prize going to A. Bromm.
 Dr. and Mrs T. ". Seaver of Lyn- wood Place are preparing for their an- nual removal to Chautauoua. Mrs. Seaver will go earlier than usual this year as the doctor has purchased cot tage at that popular place, and there is the work of preparation to be made.
 Miss May Stevenson. daughter of John w Stevenson of 33S Center street, West Haven, entertained several of her little friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of her seventh birthday anniver- sary The young people enjoyed an hour or two of games and then were served a dainty supper, which was of course the crowning event of the after noon.
 Mrs. Dykman of Brewster, N. Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Voshurg of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Frances Heath Eaton Of South Norwalk is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Leverett Goodyear at their home on Richard street West Haven
 Charles Wardell who has been the guest of friends in Westville. has re- turned to his home in Atlanta. Ga.
 Miss Segrid Landrgan of Second ave- nue, West Haven, and Myron Comstock of this city were married on Saturday, May +, in this city, and will make this city their future home
 Miss Clara Sutherland. who recently left for her home in Clinton, will spend the sumner in Great Burlington.
 Mrs. Wagner, who has been quite i'll at her home in West Haven, is greatly improved. The nurse has gone and Mrs. Wagner is about the house, al- though not able to go out as yet.
 The entertainment which was given by the Kings Daughters of the Con- greaat tional church in the church par lors Wednesday evening was great success, both from a social and finan. clal standpoint. The entertainment, namely, the "Grecian Band" The fol- lowing participated in the farce: Mrs. Fields, Emma Roth; Bessie Fields, Mar guerite Wayland; Kittie Fields, Irene Campbell; Jenny Cher friend), Lulu Hiles; Susy Folleigh. Bessie Hollis; Aunt Deby, Caroline Voorhees,: Norah, Lillie Johnson.
 w. L. Rowland, manager of the Park City theater. sn New York, with his family, are at their summer cottage on Park street, West Haven.
 Robert Oliver. son of MT. and Ms. Thomas Oliver, Is i'll with the humps
 Harry Hungerford has sailed for London, where he will join Mrs. and Miss Ward
 The girls friendly society of West Haven last evening gave a supper and dance to their. young gentlemen friends. Supper was served at ' o'clock in the parish house.
 Mrs McNally and her daughter, Mrs, Childs of Court street. West Haven, have returned from their visit to New York, where they went to visit Mrs, Me Nally's daughter, Mrs. Long.
 Joseph Hubinger of Elm street has added two small deer to his herd. The little animals are kept in the lat at the corner of Whalley and Winthrop ave- nues and are viewed every day by a large number of people The deer are in charge of a keeper and are very frisky creatures.
 The Phoenix quartet will sing at the |