The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMsoPMTERESFooNOERNINa
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known IR This CIty
 Local sooIsI Events Here and EIss-

where.
 MT. and Mrs. John Clark of 2S1 Lloyd street announce the marriage of their daughter Minnie to William HOl- land. Both of the young people have hosts of friends who wish them sue cess. ..ss ...-.:
 Miss Nellie Durant, daughter of the well known jeweler, J. H. G. Durant, has returned from most enjoyable vacation trip to Cheshire and Milford. The Misses Inez and luna Tolles of Woodmont entertained seven young gentlemen who are cruising from Jer- sey. They partook of pleasant re- past Wednesday evening and from Woodmont will go to Block Island.
 Mrs. Ford, wife of General George H. Ford. is spending the summer with her sister at Lucerne, Switzerland, where they have spent eighteen summers to- gether. General Ford was expecting to join them, having intended to sail day before yesterday. but was detained ow- ing to the improvements which are be- ing made at the Ford building, and will join them later. General Ford is quite a veteran ocean voyager, having crossed the Atlantic Ocean twenty-four times
 Alfred Powell of this city has en- gagged passage on the White Star liner Arabic, which sails to-day for Liver pool.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Warner are sojourning at the Curtis hotel, Lenox, Mass.
 A direct descendant of Abraham Pierson. the first president of Yale col Iege, is in the city with his wife for a few days. He is J. c. Peck of Atlanta, Ga. and is stopping at the New Ha- ven house during his stay here. MT. Peck was graduate of Yale in the class of 1894.
 A basket, picnic given by the two combined lodges, Star of Hope and Star of Light, Shepherds of Bethle- hem, at Double Beach yesterday, was a grand success. The smiling weather in contrast with the conditions of the past three days, was greatly enjoyed by the societies, who many times con- graduated themselves on their choice of a day.
 Mrs. c. B. Ives of POT Grand avenue has gone to Portland, Me. She will also visit her mothers old home in Weld; from there to the Rangeley lakes, Phil lips, Harrington, Kumford Falls and New Sharon, returning September 5.
 The up-to-date beachelor girls, conn posed of members of St. Cecelia T. A. B. society enjoyed hop last evening at Brockett's Point. Admission was by invitation, secured from any of the members of the pavilion. The young ladies in charge were Miss Hannah Driscoll, Miss Mary Brennan, Miss Catherine Farrell and Mrs. William Miller.
 Albert Gardner of this city is the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. w. Averill of Montowese street, Branford.
 Miss Beatrice Baribault of Chapel street is spending few days in Merf- den but later on will join Miss Nellie Gartland of Lloyd street in the Orange Mountains. Miss Baribault is the guest of Miss B. Carrigan of Meriden.
 Privates Ellis B. Baker, IT., and z James H. Webb of the Grays started yesterday afternoon for Mantle, over land, in locomobile. These two mem bers of the company have been detailed for duty as company cooks during the next week at the state military rendez- vous and they will report for duty in camp to-day.
 The Misses Katherine, Alice and Rose Brown of Winchester avenue re- turned Saturday from a very pleasant stay at the Catholic summer school on Lake Champlain.
 The following Branfordites have been chosen as jurymen for next year: Sam ' uel Foote, M. F. Harding, John Spen- cer, Jerome Parmelee, Lucien Merriam, ELS. Palmer, Frank Hall, Barlow s Honce, Frank Averill. John Fades, Henry A. Hall, Bradley Palmer, II. Page, Daniel O'Brien, J. L. Plant
 Miss Mae Flanagan is visiting friends in Boston.
 The band concert and illumination to have been given at Double Beach Thursday evening was postponed for one week owing to the storm.
 Miss Bertha Kosminsky of New York will arrive in few days to be the guest of Miss Ida Howitz of Grand ave- nue for time During her stay in town several affairs will be given in X her honor.
 Mrs. l.. c. Bayliss is i'll at the home of her parents in Brushy Plain, Bran- ford, with bronchitis.
 Miss M. O'Keefe, buyer of millinery at Gamble-Desnond's is spending her vacation at Thorndike, Mass. From there she will go to Boston and Nan tasket Beach, to remain until early autumn.
 Julius Morris, well known East Ha- ven resident, has returned to his home after visit to Waterbury that was prolonged rather unexpectedly While away MT. Morris, who is eighty years old, fell and his hip was injured so se- verely that he was confined for a time to bed in the Waterbury hospital. He is now nearly recovered from the ac- cident. z
 Miss Mary Russell of Brooklyn is the guest of Miss Mabel Foote on Monto- wese street. Branford.
 Mr. and Mrs Noble P. Bishop of Orange street and Misses Dorothy and Marian and Master Ray are at Corn wall Bridge for two weeks.
 The Rev. K. A. Martin of Branford will close his summer school on Fri day, August IA, with 9 festival.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur C.. Waters are the guests of his brother, James Wa ters of State street. MT. Waters is @