The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEAISoPINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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 Postmaster and Mrs. Howarth he!l a reception last evening at their home on Vernon street in honor of their son. Harry Howarth, and his bride, whose wedding occurred last Wednesday in Dover, Del.
 Clerk Edward A. Anketell of the su- perior court was at his desk ill the County building for the first time in 1 two months. MT. Anketell is much im- proved in health.
 The wedding of Miss May Frank of 21 Lyon street and Albert J. Booth will occur tomorrow at the home of the bride.
 The Boys brigade of Westville met last night in the chapel of the Congre- gational church. The cup squad will practice for the competitive drill which is to be held at Hanover park, Meriden, on June 27. Matters pertaining to field 1 day will be discussed.
 i Mrs. A. J. Gammack, who has been ill for a month, was able to attend morning services at Christ church Sun l day. Rev. Dr. Gammack intends to take Mrs. Gammack to Bantam Lake to-day where she will join her children and anticipates returning to the vii cinity in the fall fully restored in health. Her many friends wish her a | pleasant summer. MT. Gammack will return the last of the week to the rec torr.
 Margaret Tucker of Philip street, l Westville, who is a teacher in Shelton, returned home Friday night for her summer vacation. Miss Fuckers school opens September s.
 | Herbert Wolcott Bowen, Yale '7S, | United States minister to Venezuela, is the guest of Professor and Mrs. Arthur M. Wheeler of S6 Trumbull street dur ing commencement.
 Mrs. John c. Clark of Westville has as her guest Mrs. Hattie Rickard of Saratoga. Mrs. Clark has been in Sara toga for two or three weeks returning, l however, in advance of her visitor.
 One of the most brilliant weddings of the season was that of William Cook Beers of this city to Miss Anna McCul- | lum Tracey of Erie, Pa., which took place at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Strong, in that city, Thursday, June B. Rev. MT. Spalding, rector of St, Paul's Episcopal church of Erie, officiated assisted by Rev. MT Means, pastor of St. Johns Episcopal church in, this city, of which Mr. Beers was member before going to Erie to reside The ceremony was beautiful A bride away in marriage. MT. and Mrs. Beers letf for an extended wedding trip and upon their return they will live in Erie, where MT. Beers is engaged in l business. Among the guests were a great many from the east, among them being MT. and Mrs. Robert Beers, par ents of the groom; Carl Beers, Mir. and Mrs. George Beers, MT. Wickman, MT. l Hooker and the Rev. Dr. Means and Master Thomas Means, from this city. Professor and Mrs. E. W. Kemmerer will sail from San Francisco, Cal, on June 27, for Manila. Mrs. Kemmerer will be remembered by her West Ha- ven friends as Miss Rachel Dickele. While studying at Normal school she resided with her cousin, Mrs. W. s. | Clark of Richard place, West Haven. Professor Kemmerer has been at Pur- 1 dee university for two years in the de- partment of history and political economy and has been appointed by the federal government as expert ad- wiser to the commission of federal of | ficials which will establish new mone- | tary system in the Philippines. They will arrive in Manila in August, and will at once report to Governor General Taft Professor Kenlmerer is fitted for 1 the place to which he has been appoint ed, and his friends wish him success Last week Professor and Mrs. Kem- merer were the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Clark at their home on Richard place.
 Miss Lena Caffrey of 137 Fountain street left Saturday afternoon for Nau- gatuck, where she is to spend her sum- mer vacation. She will also stop for a few days in Waterbury. She intends to be absent two weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe of Phil adelpfia are the guests os the doctors parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Sharpe of Rogers street. Branford.
 1 At the Methodist Episcopal church in West Haven last evening Miss Bertha Bailey was united in marriage to Lewis Beecher. It was very pretty wedding. The bride wore a white point d'esprit over silk white veil and carried white bride roses. Her bridesmaids were Miss Stella Roath and Miss Mae Weis- ser. The former wore white point d'esprit, the latter white crepe de chine, ] and both carried pink roses. The best man was Chauncey Bailey, the ushers Charles Sperry and Harry Bell. The decorations were of white and green, carnations, roses and palms being lav- ishly employed. After the ceremony a reception at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Carrie Fitch, was held. Af- ter wedding trip to Boston, MT. and Mrs. Beecher will reside on Winthrop avenue.
 l Mrs. George Hoster of Columbus, O., | is among the commencement guests in the city. Her son, Herman Hoster graduates from the Sheffield Scientific school. Shortly after graduation MT Hoster will start out on a trip around the world, going from the east to San Francisco and thence across the Pacific, crossing Asia and part of Europe by means os the Trans-Siberian railroad. | The trip will take about a years time
 The picnic of the First Congrega- tional church and Sunday school of West Haven will be held at Pico park TS,,;Ia nln 1f