The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
zTEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 REW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known tn ThIs city $ -Interesting Social Events Here and

-IntereSting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 The Young Mems Republican club. which has been doing so much in the way oi entertaining it's members and friends during the last few days, an- nounce the second of the series of whist and dances, to take place at their hall next Thursday evening, Oc- tober 22nd, and again it's hospitality is extended to all, as a cordial invita- tion is given to all lovers of whist and dancing to join with them on this oc- casion.
 George Grant McCurdy of this city is the guest of Mrs. Edward B. Sails bury at her beautiful summer home in Old Lyme ss
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Broadhurst will occupy their pretty new home in Rock land park Short Beach, this winter. E. R. Kelsey, assistant judge of the Rranford town court, also expects to winter in Rockland park. The place is ideal without respect to season. Every season has it's own peculiar charm at Rockland park. s........ ... ..-.
 Joseph F. Elton, who was recently elected mayor of Waterbury by large majority, is one of Branford's summer visitors and owns Elton Island, one of the Thimbles. He is well known, espe- cially by the residents of the Stony Creek district.
 George F. Reynolds is further beau tifying the interior of his home in Rockland park, Short Beach, and will again spend the winter at the park
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb, who are visiting Captain and Mrs. Magnus Manson, will leave for California, Mo- vember 2, where they expect to pass fhe winter at Redlands. MT. Holcomb's s health is steadily improving.
 Professor Charleton M. Lewis of IYale has written new book entitled "Gowayne and the Green Knight 7 which is attracting considerable atten- ton.
 James J. Dunn, night telegrapher at the freight and steamboat office, Belle dock, has gone to Oswego, N. r., on his vacation.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and Miss Mabel Joy Robertson will probably leave early in the spring for Europe, where they expect to spend about six months.
 Next Wednesday evening in Branford Harry Beardsley, formerly of Branford, but now residing in Chicago, is to be married to Miss Olive Snow of Lynn, Mass. Frederick Jourdan will officiate as best man. 5 .
 Tomorrow evening in Branford at the residence of L. M Barker, Reginald S. Danforth and Miss Grace Venia Bar ker are to be married The Rev T. s. Dewitt will perform the ceremony.
 E. B. Knowles and party of Short Beach, who went out on a fishing trip 9 week ago to Mattituck, r. T., are ex- pected home to-day with a big catch. : The party went out in F. B. Knowles naphtha launch.
 Next Wednesday morning Chief T. J. Mccarthy of the Branford fire depart ment will be united in marriage to Miss Ellen Sheehan at Stamford at St. Jo- seph's church in that town, and a. num- Der from Branford will attend the cere- nony.
 Services at Short Beach chapel Sun days will be in charge of Rev. MT. Da- vies of this city the same as last winter. Cullen L. Foote will be in charge of the Sunday school.
 John B. Robertson and Joshua G. GladWin, fire marshal, both of this city, leave to-day for a weeks hunting trip in the northeastern part of the state. Others in the expedition are Paul Hoff- man of Norwich and Frank E. Shun- way of Danie1son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Marius Wilcox have removed from the Bungalow, Short Beach, to the Barracks across the court. They will leave for New York city about November 15. Mrs. Wheeler, mother Of Mrs. Wilcox, will spend the winter at Staten Island with Miss Katherine Aschermann, and the Barracks will be occupied during the winter by Colonel Lee and his grand daughter, Miss Anabel Lee. Miss Hazel Ritter will also spend the winter at the ( Barracks. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter and son will spend the winter in New York city.
 Mrs. Bertram Cooley of Campbell avenue has gone to New York for a visit of a month. From there she will visit Brightwood, Mass. before return dng home.
 MT. and Mrs. Sherman Sanford of Unionyille left Friday noon for Roselle, IN. J., for a visit with the Rev. R. G. $. McNei1le and wife, formerly of New Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Cameron of Maple street West Haven, has gone to Lake Butler, Florida, to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Mabel Thorp. She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Thorp, who has been spending the sum- mer with her sister, Mrs. Walker, and who is returning home. Miss Lillian Thorp of Holyoke, Mass, and her brother, Burton Walker, who will re- 5 main at Lake Butler for the winter. Mrs. Cameron will be away month.
 Miss Cornelia Vermilye was married at her home in Englewood, N. J., on Wednesday, to Arthur Loomis Patrick. The bride is the daughter of the late w. c. Verrnilye, for many years man.