The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST TCONCERN MING
 NEW HA VEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 -LocaI Social Events Here and EIse. l where.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Anna McKean, daughter of Mrs. M. Mo Kean of Green street, to William J
 Brown, MT Brown is the popular and we'll known clerk at J. V. Rattledorf- CTS grocery store, and is a prominent
 member of St. Mary's chair, this city The wedding will take place the latter part of June.
 Mrs George z. Eckels of New York
 city is the guest of her mother, Miss 1 John H. Foster of PAS West Ivy street
 for few days.
 Professor William Henry Bishop of
 Yale is the author of two new novels 1 just issued by Street & Smith.
 Mrs. Clara B. Forbes, for some
 years organist at the Stone church,
 East Haven has recieved the appoint
 ment as organist at the First Congre- gational church in Branford. Mrs. 1 Forbes will begin her duties on Sun | day.
 l Colonel Phelps is having a new pier, | 150 feet in length, constructed on the front of his property at Rogers Island, | Stony Creek, and the piles are being driven for the same this week. Dr. Freel of Brooklyn and party of friends have been spending few days this week at the formers sum-
 mer residence in Stony Creek. Anson Phelps Stokes of New York sails on May 23 for months cruise | on his yacht Sea Fox. Mme Evelyn Oertel, contralto of the quartette of St. Mary's Roman Catholic
 church. has been seriously ill at her
 home 1902 Chapel street, for the past
 three weeks. Mime. Oertel is under the
 care of Dr. Janeway of New York and Dr. w. F. Verdi of this city. Yesterday she was resting comfortably and her condition was less critical.
 Mrs. c. A. Converse of Meriden, &C., companied by her son and daughter, have arrived at their residence on Prospect Hill, Stony Creek, for the season.
 Mrs. Frances Page of Villa Helm, Short Beach, has for her guests Mrs. George Page of Stony Creek and her cousin, Miss Scranton of Harlem.
 Professor Jepson is having his cot tage on Jepsons Island repainted. Ar tist E. c. Morse is the contractor in charge of the work.
 Charles Futile of this city and party of friends have been at MT. Tuttle's place on Tuttle Island sevral days this week.
 Booked to sail yesterday on the steamer La Lorraine, for Havre, was Professor E. w. Scripture of Yale.
 MT. and Mrs Revele of Brooklyn, N. Y, have arrived at their residence on Governors Island, Stony Creek, for the season.
 MT. and Mrs Irving Bigelow of Mon- towese announce the engagement of their daughter, Glenn May, to Leonard Crane Prisley of Pawtueket, R. 1.
 MT and Mrs. John F. Wayland of New York city arrived in Stony Creek and are at their summer residence on Little Pumpkin" Island.
 Miss J. Malcolm Mcintyre of New York Is the guest of Mrs. George B. Johnson of Whitney avenue for a few days.
 Mrs. ". B. Wooster of Ansonia was in Woodmont Wednesday looking after her property here.
 The Second Regiment band of thirty pieces will go to South Norwalk to-day to play in a firemen's prade and give a concert in the evening. The event is 8 farewell to Fire Chief J. T. Prowitt, | +o o c,E Ear and who sails for Europe | 1n the 20th.
 MT. Case of the Ansonia National | bank with his family will occupy the same cottage at Woodmont this season that he did last summer.
 A happy surprise party was given in honor of Alfred Miller at his home, 204 Davenport avenue, Wednesday evening. Some of those present were the Misses irene Macdonald, Kitty McNerney, Mollie Vanderpool, Susan Margold, Ag- nus Spitzner, Minnie West and the Messrs Alfred Miller, Yale 1905, John Rowe, Percy Eckhart, Yale 1904 Har- i'd Bowen of Boston, Andover 1903, Jo- ,eph Cain and Reginald Potter Flarity # Boston, Andover 1903
 f1GTfldIl DllllLu anu ldlilliy Ol llllS ity are at their cottage at Woodmont or the season.
 James Walton Woodwork of this ity, son of the late Rev. Dr. w. W. Voodworth of Berlin, and Miss Harriet Elizabeth Grinnell, daughter of Charles 1rinnell of Clinton, were married We'd Lesday MT Woodwork has spent nost of his life in Berlin, but for the ast few years has been employed in
 New Haven bank and has resided in his city with his mother. ( Professor and Mrs. Hubbard of New Britain have arrived at their summer esidence on Prospect Hill, tSony Creek. Miss Frances Kirkof entertained the mist club of which she is a member 1 Wednesday, evening at her home on Iaple street. The first prizes, hand ' ome etching and bill book, were won V Miss AtWater and MT. SchWab, { ,hle to Miss Frances and MT. New l lan went the consolation prizes. mong Miss Kirkof's guests were Miss Y harlotte Atwater, Miss Ruth Ives ( [rs. Robert Keener, Miss Robertson, l Hiss Ada Parsons, Miss Mabel Simms, 2 [iss Dawson and the Messrs. MacLean, I ampbell, Embrey, Newman, Keener, t illespie, Schwab and DeTruax. J MT Marsh of New York who last g sason occupied the Wooster cottage, ( Toodmont has leased the Hitchcock