The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
 KEWHAVENPEoPLE

And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 A coming wedding of interest to a large circle of friends is that of Miss May Shields, daughter of Policeman Isaac Shields, to Robert EnskO, a pop ular conductor on the Fair Haven and Westville road. It will take place a week from tomorrow at St. Mary's church. A reception will be held, but owing to bereavement in the family of the bride it will be attended only by immediate relatives and a few intimate friends. The young couple, after their wedding trip, will go immediately to housekeeping in one of Policeman Shields houses on Eaton street, which is already furnished and prepared for them. The bride-to-be holds a respon- sible position at the Hamilton cloak store.
 The marriage of Miss Anna M. Con- ger, former member of the present senior class at Storrs college, and B. H. Walden, of the experiment station at New Haven, will take place June 10 in the Congregational church of Storrs.
 Rev. F. R. Sanford officiated at Trim ity F. E. church, Branford, on Sunday evening in exchange with the rector, Rev. H. W. Winkley.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Mabel Barry, of Warren place, and Matthew Mooney, nf fhiG oifxy xx-sn AaIx place at St. Francis church Wednes- day, June 10.
 The Stevens Dramatic company is to give the farces Per Telephone" and Turn Him Out" at the West Haven town hall tomorrow night in the in- terest of Christ church. Mrs. E. F. McKenna will be cornetist for the occa- sion, H. B. Colton violinist and A. Mills aecompanist.
 Gabriel Gustafsen and Miss Elizabeth Carlson were united in marriage in Branford by Rev. Carl A. Martin, pas tor of the Thabor Lutheran church, on Sunday. Both bride and groom are res- idents of Branford and have many friends who wish them long and hap, py married life.
 Russell Hopkins, of the office force of the Winchester company, left Saturday for Atlantic City, where he will pass two weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Connolly was enter tained by friends in Derby over Sun, day.
 Miss Nina Clements and Miss Ruth Bristol. of Chapel street, are to give whist party this evening. Professor Butler and wife, Mir. and Mrs: E. M. Butler, Dr. and Mrs. Lamb, MT. and Mrs. Goodyear, Miss Nina Leach, Miss A. F.. Spec, Robert Rowley, George E. Somers, jr., John Chidsey, MT. and Mrs. A. G. Cooper and Mir. and Mrs. Beecher will take part. f f ( Some of the friends of Frederick Koch, of Westville, who is at Spring side home suffering with trouble with his head that at times makes him ire isponsible, have resolved to try and have him removed to Middletown.
 At the w. R. c. convention held in Torrington last week Miss Ida M. Ad- ans, of this city, was elected delegate at-large. She expects to leave the city July 6 to attend the Christian Endeavor convention.
 Cards will soon be issued for the mar riage of Miss Nellie Spier and William Watson, of Bridgeport. Both are for nier residents of this city, Miss Spier having been with Muh1felder and MT. Watson employed at Hull's drug store Many New Haven people will 20 down for the wedding, which will take place in June.
 Miss Florence Hine, of Greenwich avenue, has returned from a stay of four weeks in Boston.
 Miss May c. Hammis, designer at Muhlfelder's, has booked passage on the Minnetonca of the American Transportation line, for Europe, to sail June 23. She will be accompanied by her sister, Miss Clara Hammis, of Scranton, and will remain abroad two months. Most of her time will be pass ed in Paris.
 Miss Grace Hooghkirk, of Torrington, is to spend Memorial day with her pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. R. O. Hooghkirk, of Orchard street.
 Ernest Chipp, of this city, left Sum- day for two weeks vacation at Atlan- tic City.
 Mrs. Emma Allen Hull, contralto, will take part in song recital to be given at the Foy auditorium of the Y. M. c. A. building on Thursday evening, June 4. Miss Kate Lewis, pianist, and MT. Whitaker, accompanist, will also ap- pear.
 S. Frankenfield is registered at Tier ney's hotel at Savin Rock for the sea- son.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Judd, of Water town, N. Y, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Way, of Atwater street, for a few weeks.
 Emanuel Moses and family, of New York, are travelling in Europe and will return about September 30., MT. Moses formerly resided in town and was own- CT of large millinery store on Chapel street.
 Mrs. Howard Webb, of Philadelphia. is the guest of Mrs. H. H. Cram, of At water street.
 Joseph Mcdonald, of Palm Beach, Fla, arrived in town yesterday and will