The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OFINTERE EST CONCER MING
 NEV HAVEN PEOPLE
-Local Social Events Hero and Eise-

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 Roy ". Foote of POI Blatchley ave nue, has had a twenty-two-foot naph tha launch constructed at the launcl } works of J. H. Oberlander in Darien on Brewery street this week. MT. Foott was accompanied on the trip from Da
 rien to this city by John E, Goodwin
 and Willis F. Cooper, foreman of tho annex fire department, and the run , distance of fifty miles, was made in five hours, She is finished in quartered oak , and equipped with three and one-halt : horse power Palmer engine. MT Foote will in a few days take the launch tc
 Short Beach, where she will be an ad-
 dition to the large fleet of launches and
 other sailing craft a this beautiful and
 rapidly growing summer resort
 Miss Emma J. Sloan and Miss Sarah
 A. Clark, of this city, and Miss Ellen
 Halstead and Charles Halstead, of
 Brooklyn, sailed Tuesday on the steam
 ship Patricia, of the Hamburg Ameri-
 can line for a trip of several months
 abroad Many friends of the party from
 New York, Brooklyn and New Haven
 were at the steamer to wish them bon
 voyage"
 Mir and Mrs. Frank R. Swift are en-
 tertaining Mrs. Louis Kilmar, of East
 Lee, Mass, at their home, 246 Kimberly
 avenue,
 J. R Palmer returned to his Cheshire
 home recently fer a short stay and went
 back to Short Beach yesterday to re-
 main until July 1,
 The Zion Military association, with
 sixty-fve members, was formed Tues
 day evening at 32 Dow street. The chairman was pr. Isaac Blumstein. H.
 Wright was vice-charman, Isaac Levy
 was secretary, and Dr H. Smith was
 treasurer.
 Mrs. D. A. Hurley, of IS Bishop street,
 has returned from a weeks visit with
 friends in New York city. She went to
 attend the Sheepshead races on Long l Island.
 The ladies of the Whitneyville church
 have arranged to give strawberry and l ice cream festival and entertainment at the church this evening. If the evening should be storm the affair will be held
 to- morrow evening. There will be no admission fee. The ladies have been of great assistance to the church, and it is hoped that the efforts will be appreci- ated by a large attendance, The wedding of Miss Helen Stevenson, daughter of Mrs. Adelaide Stevenson. of Springside avenue, Westville to Frank Dauvelt Strickland of Suffern, N. Y, took place Tuesday evening. In addition to many others, the members of the drum corps and stringed orches- tra added to the enjoyment. The drum corps was composed of the groom's friends with whom he Is associated at the Winchester Arms plan, and they marched through the streets quietly un- til the vicinity of the brides home was reached, when the flies and drums were let loose in gay fashion. The evening was passed thereafter with added gay cites
 Mrs Philip Manning and Miss Hop son, of West Haven, are the guests of l Miss Amy Hall, of Crown street, Meri- | den.
 Mrs. Ida Shaw, of Brockton, Mass, is | visiting Mrs. J. Waterman at Ii Howe | street.
 A very pleasant birthday surprise party was given Miss Nettie Graham Tuesday evening at her home, 256 How ard avenue. The evening was spent in playing games and singing. Refresh ments were served. Among those present were the Misses Graham, Nichols, Kicking, Lowell, Hopkins and Beach and Messrs. Gardner, Grandy, Shumway, Downs, Bristol Gene, Alling, Wick, Garlock, Shutter and Moore. At a late hour the guests retired after hav- ing passed very enjoyable evening.
 Reginald C. Vanderbilt member of the class of 1902 Yale. was in Newport yesterday at the Breakers, and will at once make arrangements for the inn at Sandy Point farm, which he has recently purchased.
 Superintendent ". A. Waterbury, of the Air Line Northampton division of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad, who has been seriously II, is reported as being greatly improv- ed. R. c. Curtis assistant superinten- lent, has been occupying MT. Water- oury's place in this city during his ill., ness. ; Mrs Gertrude Mann, of Whalley ave- I lue and Harrison street, left Tuesday , Or Warren, Mass, where she is to visit l TOT former schoolmate and friend. Mrs. Frank Slater. Mrs. Mann's stay will ! asst several weeks.
 Extensive preparations are being made by Frank Terrell. president of the z Nestvile Grammar School Alumni as- for the annual outing which s to be held at Mansfield Grove next 7, Tuesday. A naphtha launch has been |, hartered for the day, among other leasant arrangements.
 Mrs. George F. Smith, of Washington . ). C., is visiting her parents in this ity. Mrs Smith was former New Taven girl and a popular teacher in U h. Wooster school. She was a member n f the choir of St. Patricks church, and Q hat body of singers were pleased to n ave her with them once more, where 2 CT splendid voice was heard to excel- Il mt advantage. Announcement is made of the mar 2 age of Miss Bertha Sanford, who TO ded with her stepfather, Henry Brooks a f 357 Third avenue, West Haven, and G [oratio C. Kelsey, treasurer of the N merican Buckle company, of 291 a ampball avenue West Haven. Miss anford and MT. Kelsey were married V Jersey City. Miss Sanford was em- ts loved in the packing department of le Buckle company. Her refinement te nd attractiveness won the respect of in