The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
GaEMS OF INIER EST WING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Psop.o zsnown in mi. ois,

|
 Hovey, are spending a few days in
 Fair Haven as the guests of MT. and
 Mrs. Henry $. Lancraft. They are in
 excellent health, and meet with hear
 ty welcome from many friends. They
 will return home on Thursday
 Attorney and Mrs. J. F. Goodhart
 have returned from Atlantic City, N. | J., where they have been during the 1 past ten days attending the Atlantic l City bench show. MT. Goodhart eX-
 hihited at the show his prize English
 bull dog Jack o Spades" which was imported by Frank Dole of this city. i MT. Goodhart's dog won two prizes, 1 first in the novice class in which Thom- as w. LaWson's "Snikes' took the sec ond prize, In the limit class MT. Good hart's dog took second prize, the Duke of Albermarle owned by the Van Croft kennels winning the first
 Miss Gertrude Willson of 573 George street entertained the members of her class, that of 1903, of the Anderson gymnasium, at her home on Monday evening. She was assisted by her sis lSI, MASS bSEtJld AlHISuellle, dIlu DS Miss Grace Killam.
 The Ladies' guilt of Christ church. East Haven, will hold a memory sale of homemade food in the town hall this evening, from to 6, and an enter tainment commencing at 8 o'clock fol- lowed by dancing.
 At a recent meeting of the class of 1902 of the Boardman high school c. H. Barnes, who was unanimously elect ed as the class prophet, handed in his resignation. The resignation was ac cepted and Robert J. Doyle was elected as the prophet to succeed MT. Barnes.
 Dr. Waldo Jewett, the New Haven physician, will go to Boston to-day to attend the annual meeting of the su- preme lodge, United Order of Pilgrim Fathers. He goes as delegate from Lafayette colony, the only division of the order in this city
 The condition of Mrs. William N Winne of Whalley avenue was better yesterday. Mrs, Winne has been suf- fering from nervous prostration. pr. Charles I. Winne spent Easter with Mrs. Winne and returned to his home in Essex Monday
 The Grand club of West Haven met last evening with MT. and Mrs. H. Day ton of Washington avenue.
 There will be a meeting of the West Haven Mothers club this evening at the home of Mrs. c. K, Bush on Elm street at 8 o'clock Mrs Francis Shel- don Bolton will give a report of the national congress of mothers held in Washington, D. C., February 25, 9S. There will also be a paper read on Ed ucation." All teachers and other per sons interested are most cordially in- vited to attend
 In SouthingtOn Monday Dr. William H. Gushing and Miss Gertrude Kranich, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Kranich of Summer street, were mar ried in St, Thomas church by Rev Father Plunkett. Joseph Cushing of brother of the groom was groomsman, and Miss Mary Lynch of New Britain, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid. After the ceremony a reception was held at the 1 home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of Eden avenue.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven met with Mrs. D. A. | kinner Monday afternoon. The substi- uttes for the afternoon were Mrs. F. l R. Lewis, Miss Minnie Smith and Miss Susie Kinner. Mrs. James Peck won l the first prize, pair of white kid ! gloves; Mrs. George Warner won the | cut glass cheese dish, This i was the first meeting of the club since | 'ah 1-yrO lao To oo reunion exceedingly
 Master Euclid Hotchkss, son of 1T. | J. Hotchkiss, the druggist at Grm- miss Corner, celebrated his birthday Monday by entertaining few of his young friends, The happy children en- ioyed themselves in various ways and l ended the days greeting by partaking of bountiful repast, which was pre- pared for them by the older people who were present to help entertain the young people. Master Euclid's guests on this occasion were Marion Hughes Margaret Varnasdale EsteIle Allen Ruth Ford Flossie Fairchild Myrtle Lovesey, Amy Lamb, Frankie Wood ward and Burton Lovesey. After the 'hildrens repast, the older ones pres
  Yrs. Bealor Mrs. Collis Granniss, Mrs. lewis, Mrs. Frank Woodward, Mrs A. ? Allen Mrs E. W. Lovesey and Mrs. William Ford At an early hour the hildren departed wishing Master Euclid many more happy birthdays.
 A wedding in NeWington this noon is f interest to New Haveners, the groom icing pr. Harry Gideon Wells, son of Ir. and Mrs. Romanta Wells of 40 'rumbull street, this city pr. Wells s pathologkist at the Chicago univer- tty He has been east for the past Wo weeks. The bride is Miss Bertha the last representative of an Id Newington family. She was edu ated in Boston and in Europe. Last fight dinner party was given by Mrs. tobbins for the bridal party including ride, bridesmaids, ushers, best man nd groom elect. Miss Lila Wells, sis CT of the groom, went to Newington esterday to attend the dinner and the fedding. Mr. and Mrs. Wells will go D to Newngton to-day. Habenstein f Hartford will cater for both events Imong those who will be present are Hiss Clara Russell of Great Barring on, Mass. and who will be maid of |