The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
IIEMSOFINTERE CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Hero and Eisc-

where.
 Mrs. John A. Damn of 2SO Ferry stree'
 underwent an operation last Saturday
 It was performed at the house by pr
 T. H. Russell. assisted by Drs. Nader
 Townsend and Adelaide Lambert. Th'
 operation was completely successful
 and the patients full conValescence Is
 expected within six or seven weeks. Fol
 several weeks she is to remain in bed
 and have absolute rest.
 Announcement is made of the ap-
 preaching marriage of James O'Connot
 of this city and Miss Catherine Fitzpat-
 rick of Norwich. MT. O'Connor, who is
 well known and popular young man
 of New Haven, is employed at the Howe
 X Stetson stores. He is a member of the
 Sarsfeld Guards. Miss Fitzpatrick is
 one of the best known and most popu-
 lar young ladies in Norwich.
 ' MT. and Mrs. James Hooking of l
 Lamberton street gave an invitation
 birthday party for their little daughter
 Florence on Friday afternoon from to
 o'clock. About twenty of the young
 friends of the young miss assembled at
 the house to wish her happy day on
 the sixth anniversary of her birth.
 Games were played and the children marched with music played on the piano 1 by Miss Ethel Burt, after which love- | ly supper was served. The dining room
 presented charming appearance with | decorations of pink and green crepe l paper Japanese lanterns and palms. l The table was gay with the same colors and each child received souvenir of | pink and green basket filled with | candy and a stocking with doll for
 the girls and q little man for the boys
 Miss Florence was the recipient of large number of pretty presents from her young friends and the occasion was much enjoyed. Some of those present were Miss Edith Burt, Ethel Burt, George Burt, jr, Clara Jensen, Ruth Jensen, Marie White, Bertha White, Lizzie Campbell, Jessie Campbell, Flor ence Hooking Beatrice Hooking, and James Hooking. MT. Hooking holds an important position at the Consolidated railroad shops, and with Mrs. Hooking and family will go to the Berkshire hills in about two weeks, where Mrs Hooking will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Charles Platt, wife of the su- perintendent of the Consolidated rail- road left the city week ago Saturday with her son Allan for the Catslkill mountains, where they will remain through the summer.
 Dr. Burge, the dentist and family went Saturday to Sunset Beach for the summer. They will occupy the same cottage they had last year.
 MT. and Mrs. William Church of Law renee street will go tomorrow to Thom- aston to spend the month of July with MT. Church's parents Mir and Mrs. My ron Church.
 Mrs. Haines, residing on the corner Of Winthrop avenue and Elm street, enter tained party of friends from Buffalo last week, who were present for the Yale graduation affairs. They own a cottage in Maine and with Mrs. Haines and her son Kent will go there to-mor- row. Mrs. Haines will remain three weeks and her son will spend the sum mer
 Lawyer James F. OConnor entertain ed a party of visitors last week at Dun can hall who came to witness the Yale ball game. They were Mrs. Mullen and two daughters of Denver, Col, and Rev Father Evers and his niece, Miss Evers from New York. They were accompan- fed to the game by Mrs. D. A. Hurley of IS Bishop street. Miss Edith Mullen was graduated from the Sacred Heart I convent in New York two weeks ago and the party were present at the launching of the new boat, the Denver, at Philadelphia a week ago Saturday. They left the city Thursday night to visit friends in Providence, R. l.
 y,bfo oh troc pi Inv the | ladies of the Woodmont chapel June 19 | netted S2S to the treasury of the ladies | aid society There were nearly one hun dred visitors from the city, fifty of them | being members of the Christian En- | deavor society of Calvary Baptist i church.
 Rev. w. c. Blakeman, former pas tor of Epworth M, E, church of this city, is convalescing, says telegram received in Ansonia from A. N Berry, who is in charge of North Brothers Isl and. This good news was received by F. H. Blakeman of Derby, who is broth CT of the sick man.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Hunter of R. l., with party of friends, are making a coaching trip through 
 W1Inam A. SnepHeTQ or buIIdlO, loT- merly an official of the local borough and secretary of the Ses- sions Foundry company. is in town for 2 few days as the guest of pr. and Mrs. Henry A. Darlington on Main street, Bristol
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Munson of Whitney avenue are back from most short western trip.
 Miss Daisy Allen, the instructor in drawing in the public schools of Anso- lia, Is to pass a large portion of her summer vacation abroad and after a short visit to her home she will sail for Europe early in July. Miss Bannan of Pottsville, Pa, cousin of Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, md whose guest she has been for the past few weeks, leaves to-day for her nome. Many charming little affairs lave been given in her honor since she 2as been here. Mrs. Perry of this city is the guest If her son. Samuel Perry, in Bristol. Rev. and Mrs. Blackman, who have been such pleasant addition to New Haven society during the past winter, eft Saturday for their future home in Florida
 MT. and Mrs. F. Henry Barnes of West Chapel street will leave early in