The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF yNTER EST CONCERN ING
 NEW HAVES PEOPLE
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rous and Willis $. Loveland at the res
 .dence of her parents, MT. and Mrs
 Elbert N. Watrous, IS Osborn street
 The ceremony was performed by Rev
 Ellen c, Sage, of the First Baptis
 church. the bridal party entering tn,
 room to the strains of the wedding
 march from Lohengrin. The bride wa ] attired in a handsome gown of blue broaIcloth, combined with white crepe
 de chine and black braid, and carried bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Der tha Watrous. sister of the bride, wa,
 honor maid and was attired in white
 null and carried pink roses. Louis W
 Sturnchess, the lifelong friend of the
 groom, was best man. The popular cou-
 pie received many pretty wedding gifts
 Only the relatives and the immediate
 friends of the family were present al
 the ceremony. After collation. the
 happy couple left for short wedding
 trip Mir and Mrs LoveIand will be at
 home to their friends 24 Prince street
 after April 10.
 Mrs. Sarah c. F. Coe, formerly of 115 Dwight street, has purchased a hand some residence on Madison avenue,
 New York city.
 A. G. Smith, of the New Haven Win
 dow Shade company and his wife have returned from very enjoyable six
 weeks trip spent mainly at Eustis, in the lake region of Florida On the re-
 turn trip MT and Mrs. Smith stopped
 at several of the southern points of in-
 terest, and at Washington, D. C.. they
 had the pleasure of meeting Prince
 Henry
 William R Barbour who is well
 known here and one of the class of 80
 at Yale, is from March 1 a member of 1 the firm of Barbour, Hare X Hotter 40
 Wall street New York; and succeeding
 the firm of Cutchenn, Hare X Hotter, Mir, Barbour succeeds F. W. M Cutch-
 con.
 Miss Pearl Taft, of this city, is in l Aiken, S. C.. where she will remain un- | til May
 Miss Charlotte Mitchell, of New
 York, is the guest of Mrs. Herbert C. North, of Whalley avenue. MT. and Mrs Albert J Johnson re- turned from their wedding trip Satur- day evening and are with Mrs. John sons parents, MT. and Mrs. s. Shonin- ger, 3S5 Orange street
 President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale, has returned from Chicago, where he attended the annual meeting of the As- sociation of American Universities. Dr. Hadley has been out of this city much of the time for month having just completed the annual course of Lowell lectures In Boston, attending the lnau-' euratlon of the new president of Johns Hopkins university Ira Remsen, and, last of all. having attended the meeting of educators in Chicago. The trip to Chicago was the longest he has taken in nearly a year. He has been closely confined to this part of the country largely because of the plans for the bi- centennial
 Miss Mason and Miss Hills. of Win chester, Mass, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs Bevan, of Main street, West Haven.
 County Commissioner Charles Brew CT and Mrs. Brewer, of Waterbury, will leave tomorrow for a trip to Florida, where they will spend the month of March. Mr Brewer has been in poor health for some time past, and he hopes to be benefited greatly by his southern trip.
 Captain and Mrs William Dennis, of Greenport l.. L, have been visiting Mir. and Mrs Daniel Lippncott of Howard avenue.
 Miss Sara Converse, a New Haven girl, who is at present a member of Maude Adams company in Quality Street" will leave the stage a the close of this season, which ends in May, to become the bride of Roscoe F Bronson | of Ansona. Miss Converse has had an career and has been very popular. Her debut was made in "The | Sporting Duchess" after which she be came member of John Drews compa- | ny in Rosemary, and for the last five | years has been in Miss Adams compa- | ny first In "The Little Minister" fol- lowed by "I'Aiglon'' where she DOT trayed the part of the Arch Duchess So- phia. and lastly as Fanny Wiioughby in Quality Street" Miss Converse is ! very attractive young lady, with a ,harming and sweet personality
 Wilson H. Lee is still confined to his nome with a severe attack of the grip He was reported as somewhat better asst evening
 Governor Mclean Railroad Commis- 'ioner Fyler, of Torrington, Represent ltive George E. Iilley, of Waterbury ind Dr. Knight of Lakeville, surgeon on the staff of the governor tarted yesterday for New York to go rom there to-day to Winter Park. In Florida. The governor expects to be zone until March 20.
 c. J. Parmelee, of West Haven, has rived home on seven days furlough Ie is stationed on the battleship Illi- ois. which is now at the Brooklyn navy ard
 Royal H. Warner is building a six oom house, with all improvements, on 'ourt street between Washington ave- ue and Campbell avenue, West Ha- en. Miss Helen Barnett, who, with her pa onts resides at the New Haven house entertaining Miss Luke, of East Or nge, N. J.
 Mrs Joseph Smith and daughters of 1ystic, are the guests of MT and Mrs. 1 .obert Wallace their home on Main l treet West Haven. ( Former Selectman Henry Hillman Z nd Harry Leigh have sailed from St. ' augustine. Fla, to Cuba. These gen ( emen spent a. week going by schoon- C , from New York to Jacksonville and i ad rough trip. They will spend a 8 lort time in Cuba and will then re- i lrn. | Minotte F. Chatfeld. of the New Ha- I en Pulp and Board company, and il