The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

nd Other People Known in This City ~Local Social Events Here and Eise- where.
 Miss Emmie Hayden, of Essex. is among the Commencement week visit
 ors in New Haven. Miss Hayden is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Howard Marlin.
 George Watson, Yale 'OS S., is enter taining John B. Naething, of New York city. Foster Naething, who is taking his entrance examinations at Andover, will be the guest of MT. Watson to-day and tomorrow.
 i Mrs. Charles Ducross continues quite | ill at her home in New Haven. Miss Kittie Ducross returned to East Nor
 walk Wednesday evening to spend her birthday there.
 The resignation of Colonel N. H. Heft as head electrician in charge of the electric roads of the Consolidated rail-
 road system, will take effect on July 1. He will still continue as the head of the
 Stamford and Meriden roads of the system, in which he is largely interest ed.
 Romanta Wells os this. city is the
 guest of his brother. Dudley Wells of Wells Quarter. Wethersf1eld, for few
 days before going to Chicago to attend the marriage of his daughter, Miss Lila Wells. on June 90. MT. Wells expects
 then to make Chicago his permanent home.
 T. Wesley Gordon of Branford, who
 has been III the New Haven hospital for several months. has returned to his home in Branford. MT. Gordon is slight | ly improved in health.
 Harry Smith of Center street. West Haven, who has been spending the last I two weeks in Litchfield, returned home | Wednesday,.
 A large delegation of the Waterbury aerie, Fraternal Order of Elks, will at- l tend the meeting of the New Haven aerie on Sunday when the members of i the Waterbury aerie will present their New Haven brothers with a set of reso- lutions and pair of gavels. The Wa terbury delegation will leave on the $50 train from the Dublin street station,. and it is expected that a large number will make the trip.
 The New Haven Group Epworth league rally will be held, at the Derby
 M, E. church on Friday. June 26. at 8
 o'clock. Programme: Devotional exer- cises. Rev. F. c. Tree. Shelton; well | come, W. M Curtiss, Derby; solo, Mrs. B. B. Broadbent Hamden Plains; Are Arms Better Than Spokes," Rev. F. W.
 Randall Of New Haven: offertory: ad-
 dress, "Who Sets the Pave" Rev. I. A.
 Marsland, West Haven; closing exer-
 cises; reception. Train leaves for Derby
 at TAO; returning, leaves Derby at 10:5O. -'' Last evening at the Ascension parish house a reception was rendered the rec the occasion being the anniversary of
 their marriage and also the rector's birthday s-:
 Elizabeth Fowler Clarke, daughter of Captain and Mrs. l.. F. Clarke of Port
 land, and Frank M Wolcott of South Manchester, were married at noon Tues day at the home of the brides parents
 on Main street. Rev. o. H. Raferty off, ficiated. The maid of honor was Miss
 Anna Clarke of New Haven, cousin of
 the bride. and the hest man was Hu-
 bert Peck of Hartford. After short trip MT. and Mrs. Wolcott will reside in
 South Manchester
 Arthur Abell Of Bermuda, formerly of Hartford, has been the guest of l.. M. Horton of High street, Wethersfeld. Miss Emma J. Hewitt, formerly stenographer at the office os the New
 England Pin company, Winsted. and
 James McNeil oS New Haven, were
 quietly married at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. George
 Hewitt of Torringford, Tuesday by Rev.
 Frederick Goodenough, pastor of the Torringford Congregational church. The
 newly welded couple left for Albany,
 N. Y. They will spend a week along the
 Hudson and then return to the Elm City, where they will make their future
 home.
 John H. Platt, 1194 Chapel street, has
 gone to Wilmington. Vt. where he is
 stopping at the Forest and Stream club
 of which he is member. George B. Finch of Southington, who fell and broke f1:s right arm Tuesday
 afternoon on Meadow street, this city,
 is improving. Mr. Finch was standing
 on the curb in front of the railroad of flee building when he fell. Lats Novem- Der he had slight shock and it is thought that his fall is due to similar cause. He is seventy-eight years old and for many years was the general manager of the Aetna Nut company's
 rolling mills. He was taken home on the 4:42 train.
 Master John Spreyer of Campbell ave-
 nue, West Haven. is visiting in Provi-
 dence, R. I.
 Harold Strandhgen. who was taken to the New York sanitarium several weeks ago and who went under 8 pain ful operation for the removal of the hammertoes, arrived home yesterday afternoon. MT. Strandhgen is visiting
 his sister, Mrs. Perley w. Camrar of 32
 Lamberton street. His many friends will
 be pleased to learn that he will be around again.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Schrrader an-
 nounce the wedding on July of their
 daughter Louise A., to Robert Horn
 of New York. formerly Of this city. Mrs. Henry c. Simpson of Jersey City is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edward Burtis of Campbell avenue, West Ha~ ven.
 Henry ". Rupp. who had his hand
 mashed about two weeks ago at Price.