The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMsoFssTERESrooSoERNISa
 NEIL HAVEN PEOPLE
And osnsr People kno~n in rh,. O,.y
 Local social Evsns. Here and nl.s-

And other Psopis Known in This City
 Local Social Event. Here and El.s-
 where.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Herbert and Charles M. Andrews will take place at the home of the bride. TIT Newhan street, to-day. Miss Herbert has been connected with the public schools. having taught iT Branford last year.
 Many friends of Harry D. Grlnneil, chief clerk of the chief engineers de- partment of the Consolidated railroad. will regret to learn that he is i'll with an internal trouble. which has been af- fiicting him for two or three days. He is attended by Dr. Welch.
 Mrs. George F. Converse and children of No. 1 Whalley avenue will spend the summer at Upson seminary at New Preston, the seminary used during July and August for the accommodation of summer guests after the manner of the Gunnery school in Washington, Conn. Dr. Converse will spend such time with his family as his professional duties will permit.
 Arthur Hofsuss, formerly clerk in the drug store of e. F. Williams, Thomas ton, was in that town Saturday visiting old friends and taking in the ball game. He is now in this city.
 E. c. Terry, who for number of years has been a member of the Vest ern Union Telegraph corapany's Willi- mantle force, has been promoted to duty in the train dispatchers office in this city and came here yesterday He has made many friends during his resi- dence in Willimantic and has become affiliated with the local lodge of Knights of Pythias and other societies and clubs.
 Miss Marion J. Anderson has gone to the Adirondack mountains for three weeks visit with friends.
 Miss Nora Mahaney of Bank street. Waterbury, and Miss Genevieve O'Keefe of this city will hfad a party of young women from Waterbury who will spend the next two weeks in Litch- field county.
 Miss Ada Reynolds of 121 Goffe street and Miss Anna Young of Itenox street are spending the week in Ridgefield. the guests of friends.
 Miss Edith Huntingto haughter of Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Huntington of Main street, Norwalk. who Is graduate of the New Haven Normal school, has se- cured a position as teacher in the Branford school and will take her new position when school opens iIi Septern- Der.
 pr. Orville Phillips, Pla D., and Mrs. Phillips of Los Angeles. Cal, are the guests of Dr. Phillips father They expect to go to Germany after their visit here, where Dr. Phillips will conn plete his studies in Berlin.
 D. Newton Barney, one of the diree- tors of the Consolidated railroad, has given s5,OOo toward d new public school for Pennington.
 William Church of ths city is visit ing his parents in Morss's block, Main street, Thomaston. lie waa rsfnafr about two weeks.
 Mrs. Thomas s. Smith of Washing ton, D. C., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William H. Moore lS4 Orange street. She expects to start rext week for Memphis, Tenn. where she will make her home for the future with her son. Charles Smith, who Is in business at that place. Mrs. Smith is over eighty years of age, but stands the journey finely, coming and returning to Washinpfor alone
 Clifton G. Smith, grandson of Marcus Smith and of Henry l.. Coe, and for slaer resident of Litchfield, whb is now a member of the Yale Forest school, has had the good fortune to bel ordered with party of students out tol Caiifor- mia for his summers '.field| work, where the Bureau of Forestry las large interests in the national parks hnd for est reserves. Litchfield Enquirer.
 A quiet marriage in New Btitaln yes- terday was that of Miss Elizabeth Per kins and Professor Robert Richardson. Both have friends in this city
 Monday afternoon at the hohe of the bride s mother in West Colt stfeet. New London, Virgil Warren Champion and Miss Addie May Rudd were united in marriage. MT Champion was idrmerly an employe of the New LondonlStre