The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AAd Other People Known in ThIs cIty
 Local Social Events Here and EIse.

Local Social Events Here and EIse- where. M. J. Donohue. of Yale, who has been spending the vacation at his home in Greeneville, has returned. Elliott Perkins, of Woodbridge. for merly employed at Sargent & Co.'S fac tory, has left there and taken position at the Pond Lily Dye works.
 Charles A. Brady, of Yale, who has been spending the Easter holidays at his home in Norwich Town, has return ed.
 Yale men have been anticipating a visit from Rev. Dr. George S. Rains ford, of New York city. He was to have made an address last evening at the residence of Rev. A. F. Stokes, B Elm street, but was unable to come at this time and has sent word that he will be here May 5. He will address the members of the senior class, Yale, who are thinking of studying for the minis try, when he arrives.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Coyle, of No. 361 George street, are the happy parents of a ten-pound baby girl, who arrived yes- terday.
 Patrick Brennan, who has been spending the Easter vacation at his home in Thamesville, has returned to this city.
 The wedding of Josephine L. Hogan daughter of Mrs. Hannah Hogan. of 320 Whalley avenue, to William B. McCar- thy, son of MT. and Mrs. J. R. McCar- thy, of Waterbury, was solemnized at St. Mary's church on Tuesday at 6:S0 They are to reside at 324 Sherman ave- nue.
 Edward L. Dennis, of Yale, who has been spending the vacation at his home in Norwich, returned to this city We'd nesday.
 J. Edwin Brainerd and family, of Meriden, have arrived at their summer home, the Rudolphus Bartholomew homestead in Branford, for the sum- mer. MT. Bartholomew spends his win ters now with his daughter, Mrs. Brain erd.
 Miss Blanch Ullman of Norwich, who has been spending the Easter holidays at her home in this city. has returned to her home.
 Dr. A. F. Howard, of Norwich was in New Haven on business last Wednes- day. 2 Mrs. William Stahl entertained her whist club-the Mohegan-at her resi- dence on Olive street Wednesday after noon. The first prize, very handsome sterling silver belt pin, was won by Mrs. Edward J. Tiesing, and the sec- ond, leather belt purse, was won by Mrs. P. H. Bower. The consolation prize, a fancy picture, was awarded to Mrs. Schneider. A fine supper was served and a social afternoon was en- joyed by the twelve ladies present. The next meeting, and also the last of the } season, will be held with Mrs. Schneid CT at her summer home near Light s house Point next Wednesday afternoon. @ F. w.. Foster, who came on to Bran ford some weeks ago from Tucson, Ari- zona, with the remains of Mrs. Foster, who died in that city, will return to the west on Monday. MT. Foster has fine position in the office of the South ern Pacific railroad. His son Harold will remain in Branford with his grand parents. Mrs Bessie Webb of Cromwell, is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Taylor of State street.
 A new summer home for Dairy Com missioner R. o. Eaton, of MontoWese, is nearing completion at Lanfare's Cove, Branford.
 Harvey Wynans of Southport is ex- pected to-day to spend week with Mrs. Nathan Judd. & Andrew Kettle, of Richard street, West Haven, has gone to Ivoryton for a visit of a week.
 Miss Daisy Dewitt, of New Britain, is the guest of Miss Kate Matthews for a few days.
 William Ryer and family have re- moved from the Honce farm in Moose Hill to their old home in Bushy Plain, Branford.
 Mrs. W. T. Dill, her son Thompson , and her sister, Mrs. T. L. Cleaton, and fhe latter's son are back from Ports- mouth, a. Mrs. Dill and her son have been in the south five or six weeks. Mrs. Cleaton will be the guest of her relatives for a fortnight.
 Watson Goddard, of Branford, father of D. w. Goddard, reached the age of four-score and ten on Wednesday. The old gentleman, though somewhat chip pied by rheumatism, is bright and spry. Last year he took charke of the gar- den, and he hopes to do so again this spring.
 Mrs. K. J. Watson, who has beeni ill for some time, is now able to be out again.
 James A, Palmer, of Branford, was again called to the bedside of Elizur Rogers in this city on Thursday. MT. Rogers suffered a relapse of his old trouble.
 Mrs. Thomas Hayes, of stratford, is the guest of Mrs. George Day, of Whal- ley avenue.
 The friends of Miss Natalie Zacher, of Branford, are glad to see her out again. Miss Zacher has been quaran- tined for nearly two months because of scarlet fever
 A large number of the relatives and friends of Mir and Mrs. Arthur F. Sper- ", who were married at the home of the bride in North Branford last week, at- tended a reception given to the young couple in Foxon Thursday evening. The
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