The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City
 -Locai Social Events Here and Else-
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 The many friends of MT. and Mrs, Charles H. Beach of Denver, Col, and formerly of New Haven, will be pleased to hear that they are rejoicing over the arrival of an infant son, born May IS. It will doubtless be remembered that they were married from Hope church in October, 1895.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Anna Louise McClus- key, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas McCluskey, of TIA Greenwich avenue, to Charles Ernest Swift. The wedding will occur Wednesday evening, June 4, at All Saints church on Howard ave- nue, and will be followed by a recep- tion at the house.
 Dr. and Mrs. William N. Winne of Whalley avenue, who have been ah- sent from the city during the past month on account of the ill health of Mrs. Winne, have returned to their home.
 Miss Bernard, a former well known teacher, has been very i'll for five weeks at her residence on Mansfield street, but is obliged to undergo an operation for appendicitis, which was performed successfully by Dr. Russell, assisted by two other physicians and two weeks ago was seized with pneumonia. She has the attendance of two trained nurses.
 Master Charles Merriam, son of Ezra Merriam, manager of the Michigan store, was the recipient of a very pleasant surprise party from about twenty-five of his young neighbors and friends, Wednesday. Games, music and a supper was the programme, and very enjoyable evening was passed.
 Miss Lisle Foster of Williamsport, Pa, came Tuesday to spend the sum- mer with her sister, Mrs Charles Van Dine of Edwards street.
 Joseph Souleiter. the well known cafe proprietor of 4s6 Chapel street, is con- templating a trip to Europe this sum- mer and expects to leave about July 1 for tour on the continent. While ab- SGIL Ho WILL SpGllu IlOol Ol IlS lliliC III Germany, and intends visiting his na- tive place near Heidelberg, Baden He will also visit Stuttgart, Minchen, Leip- zig, and expects to make short tour in Switzerland. visiting friends in Lu- cerne Before his return he will visit Berlin and Paris.
 Miss Wheedon has issued cards for musical to be given on May 31.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Elizabeth J. Delaney of AS Poplar street, to William J. O'Con- nor of 73 Chapel street. The wedding will occur in June.
 Miss Strong of New York and Miss Townsend are the guests of Miss Rhoda Sargent of Church street.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Mattie Louise Baldwin and Charles Parmalee,. -bJtll of Fair Haven. to ac- cur June 4.
 Mrs. Wilbur F. Day of York street entertained at luncheon on Thursday in honor of the Misses Phinney, who will leave this city soon to make their future residence in Chicago. Miss May Phinney is to be married early in June and will make her home in Canada.
 The wedding of Miss Hettie Ida Son. nenberg of this city to Charles Studin of New York will take place June r.
 The Rev. MT. William Freemont Blackburn has gone to Florida.
 Professor and Mrs. Albert Cryder of Lawrence street have been entertaining Professor Cryder's sister for the past week
 A wedding will interest the young people on ''the hill' will be that of Miss Maud Crowell Rude. daughter of Levi H. Rude, to William Henry Pierson. The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride, 197 Spring street, on Wednesday, June IS. After a wedding trip to Washington and other points. the newly married pair will be at home to their friends at their new home, 134 Howard avenue.
 The meeting of the Connecticut branch of the Collegiate Alumni asso- citation was celebrated Friday after noon at the home of Miss Whittlesey on Prospect Hill. The association is very much interested in the education prob lem in Connecticut. and Mrs, Alice Freeman Palmer addressed the mem- bers upon this point, taking the relation of the college women to the education problem as her topic. Miss Celeste Bush, who Is member of the Connec- tfcut State Board of Education, and whose remarks were very valuable for the reason that such a position gives one unusual opportunities for observa- tion, also addressed the members upon the subject of "The Condition of the Outlying District Schools and of the Small Towns" At 5 o'clock the wives of the faculty at Yale were invited to meet Mrs. Palmer
 The dinner party which was given in honor of the Marquis of Raynham, Lord Townshend. by Captain Town { shend of Church street, during the week | past, was a very interesting affair. The | house was very beautifully decorated | with flowers, and the table appoint ments were superb and covers were laid l for ten. The guests were MT. and Mrs. I Justus s. Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. H. | Grant Thompson, MT. Robbins, Miss | Mary Parmelee and Henry Raynham | After dinner the guests | were entertained with some musical se- lections, to which Lord Townshend con- | tributed, he being very fine musician. The day Following he was entertained l at o'clock at the home of Miss Mary Parmelee on Hillhouse avenue. a few friends being asked to meet him quite |