The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 -Local Social Events Here and EIse-

hOUSFL EAIIuIu IoI lliS hidLiAoSC OA AiSA daughter, Fannie Mae, to Charles Au- gustus Davidson, to take place Tuesday, l April 2S, at the home of the brides l mother.
 The Chattanooga Times gives an ac- count of the meeting of the stockholders i of the Tennessee River Navigation com | pany, which was held April 17. The an- nual election of officers took place and all the old officers were reelected for the ensuing year. They are: President, S. P. Williams of Waterbury; vice presi- dent, V. Bohl of Waterbury; secretary, J. P. Kendrick; treasurer and general manager, w. c. Wilkey, and assistant secretary, T. R. Parker, .,
 Mrs. R. J. Christie of Center street, West Haven, has been entertaining Mrs. Stanley of Providence for the last two weeks. Mrs. Stanley left yesterday for her home. In.
 On the recommendation of Chief Moore, Secretary Wilson has appointed Henry D. Williams assistant chief of the weather bureau. This position was created by the recent act of congress making appropriations for the depart ment of agriculture. MT. Williams is | native Of Connecticut. He has been l in the weather bureau for twenty-seven years. Mir Wilson has visited Mr. Tarr | of the New Haven weather bureau | number of times. ~"
 l Conductor William Schilling of the ! Berkshire division, who for the past year has been a special, has been, pro- noted to regular and has been placed ,1 charge of the New Haven Waterbury run. formerly the. train in charge of 1 Conductor Beers. Since the latter left the road MT. Schilling has been in charge os the train. but not until Sat- urday was he placed permanently in charge of the train.
 1 According to present arrangemsnt IS June 10will be the wedding day of Miss Ruth Hanna, daughter of Senator Mar GUS A. Hanna of Ohio and Medill Me Cormick, Yale 1900, son of Robert &. Mccormick, ambassador to Russia. .tTs. Mccormick, who has had her niece, Miss Eleanor Patterson, spending the winter with her at St. Petersburg, will go to England on May 1 for short visit and then will come home for her
 cn'~ wedding.
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 Iy vice president and general manager of the Frank A. Munsey Co. of New
 York, has recently purchased the rights and title of Eyerybody's Magazine from John Wananlaker of Philadelphia. TEe magazine will be published by corpo- ration known as the Ridgeway & Thay- CT company, composed of MT. Ridgeway,
 John A. Thayer, a director of the But
 terick Publishing company, and George
 w. Wilder, president of the Buttericls
 Publishing company. The transfer of
 the magazine was made April 15 and the June number will bear the imprint of the new company, At parting din
 ner given to MT. Ridgeway by the heads of departments of the Munsey
 company he was presented with hand some silver loving cup by his hosts. The book. Of events concerning the
 coming May festival is out. and gives , full particulars concerning the mos
 important musical event occurring 1T Connecticut. A long list of soloists
 who are we'll known to the musica
 fraternity, are engaged for the differen
 concerts and recitals, and the Yale Gle,
 and Banjo clubs vii aso assist. Or Tuesday, May 8, at 8 o'cock will occu
 the Symphony concert, with Signo Campanini Of the Metropolitan oper;
 company forces as soloist. The orches tra will include forty picked musician from the New York Symphony society a and wi be under Franz Katenborn's di = rection. -~ ..
 - Robert c. Morris of New York son o ! the late General Dwight Morris o l. Bridgeport, is steadily advancing bot e in his profession and in politics. H n has been very active in New York re = publican politics for the past two year r and once held the position of chairma, t of the republican committee, a plac S once filled by President Arthur, Attor d ney Morris latest advancement come s in his profession. The president ha
 just appointed him agent of the Unite q States to represent American cases be II fore the mixed commission which wi if soon assemble at Caracas.
 q MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cornell of Wood e bury are visiting with Mrs. Mary Mors n of Howe street.
 ,- Raymond Fudge and family of Fa ,- Haven have moved to George stree q West Haven. .-r 4'.
 V A large. and aDpreciative audienc
 greeted Miss May c. Bradley in tl
 Congregational church, Westville, :Wet !. nesday evening and was most deligh
 fully entertained by her wonderful f sweet voice.
 .r w. T. Cave of New Haven has pu P. chased through F. R. Lewis, Joh To Browns house on Campbell avenu
 West Haven. ...
 Mrs. J. H. Kane of Beacon Falls
 the guest of Mrs. Brown of Clinton av
 nue.. 4,
 Mrs. J. R. Machally of Court stree
 West Haven, has gone to Derby for visit of few days.
 Mrs Duncan MacGregor of Glasgo,
 Scotland, is expected to arrive in tn Pr city to-day, to spend a few mont
 with her sister. Mrs. H. Sandersor
 MT. and Mrs. T. Wilder Howe ha'
 left their apartments at Duncan hs
 and have removed to the house r. Cheshire, which they have taken for u
 summer.
 " Mrs. Howard Dayton of Washingtt m avenue, West Haven, has returned fro as her visit to Railway and Plainfield, BY, J.
 h MT. and Mrs. James Dennison expe m to leave the city the first of May for na trip through the west, remaining sor
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