The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In ThIs City
 -Local Social Events Here and EIss-

Mrs. Nellie Eldridge of Broadway Wi.l spend the Easter holidays with friends i in Norwich, New London and Provi- l dence.
 Arthur Oviatt, brother of George P. Oviatt of this city, who has been for years employed by the Consolidated railroad while coupling cars in the rail- road yards in this city. Wednesday forenoon, was caught between two cars and severely injured.
 Mrs. l.. J. Russell of 1S4 Dwight street started yesterday morning for a two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Lowering of Providence, R. l., who has been visiting her daugh- ter, Miss Edythe Peck, has returned home.
 Misses Ellen McGrath, 197 James street, and Mary Bernard, 127 Lloyd street, have arrived at their homes in this city for weeks vacation from Mt. St. Joseph's seminary at Hartford.
 The whist club of which they are members and many other friends sur prised MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hall We'd nesday evening at their home in West vile. Whist was the feature of the evening. The winners were: First la dies prize, Mrs. Rollin Chamberlain; gentlemen's first, Frederick Lord: la dies second, Mrs. Lord, and gentle mems, Mir Chamberlain. i Arnold Baker spent yesterday with his friend, Arthur Goodyear of Richard Place, West Haven.
 Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed of Nor walk has rented the old Selleck house for term of years for the purpose of having it furnished for the use of the Historical and Memorial Library asso- citation. Mrs. Weeds plan is to have it restored as nearly like it's former ap- pearance as possible.
 l c. H. Cassidy of Birmingham is spending a few days with friends on l Park street.
 | Professor Henry Augustus Perkins
 of Trinity college. Hartford, city gas 1 inspector and graduate of Yale in the class of '96, and Miss Olga Finch were married Wednesday noon in New York city at No. 247 Lexington avenue, where Miss Finch has been staying during the winter with her friend, Miss Marcia Leonard. Rev. MT. Seward per- formed the ceremony.
 Miss Augusta Taylor has gone to Stratford for 8 fortnight's visit with relatives there.
 Mrs. Sterling Bunnell of Bristol, who has been in the city for five weeks, re- turned to her home last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Haskell of Mid dletown are guests for the week of friends on Howe street.
 MT and Mrs. N. C.. Ray have started for their home in Southern California. Mrs Ray will visit her mother in Red- lands on the way.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Eustice of Wood
 bury are being entertained by fiends on Temple steet..
 ] Miss Helen Merriam of this city has
 been spending few days with her friend, Miss Mabel Williams of Smith street, West Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Wilder Howe are to spend the summer at Cheshire.
 Miss Edna Ferry of Mt. Holyoke | seminary is spending the Easter vaca- l ton at home.
 Miss Carrie Moulthrop and Miss Florence Brown will spend Easter in New Orleans.
 Miss Grace Marvin, student at Dana Hall school, is home for the Easter va-
 cation. ., Mrs. Christian Schenck will leave here next Sunday morning for Ne" York to receive her sister Katherine who is expected to arrive on that day l from an extended visit to her old home in Germany. ) Frederick Voelker, the grocerymar 3 of 40 Foster street and also president of the New Haven Hessen Verein, en- ltered the ranks of the fathers Wednes
 day evening, the cause being gir l baby. Fred's telephone is now kept un' . usually busy as congratulations ar' pouring in by the hundreds. Frank Smaller of Chester is visiting his cousin, Lewis Bodwell, of Bradley lstreet
 F.J. Lockrow of Meriden was wis ! itor in the city yesterday. MT, and Mrs. Roger Austin Of Nor 3 walk are the guests of friends on Yorl ' street.
 > Miss Caroline Fitzgerald of Holyok' is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ihofna e Lummis, of Shelton avenue,
 Mrs. EreQ SutLolt Ol WoitSS'SA' ANS~"0 is visiting Mrs. Leonard Chapman o
 iFerry street.
 Dexter Hillnan of New Britain 1
 spending few days in the city MI
 HiIlnan is in the real estate bushes !" and is thinking of retiring from actie
 work and making his home here per manently. l. George Randall of Atlanta is spend T ing a few weeks in the city. $ Miss Clara Hodges of Essex wi e spend Easter with friends here. 0 Arthur F. Sperry, son of Frank M n sperry, the we'll known constable East Haven, was married to Miss An e nie M. Judson of North Branford, a
 the brides home last evening at 1T o'clock. Rev. Charles Page, pastor B. the Congregational church at foxoi '0 Officiated.