The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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And Other People Known tn ThIs city -LoeaI Social Events Here and EIse.
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 Postmaster and Mrs. J. A. Howar.h will go to Dover, Del, to-day, to attend the wedding of their son, Harry A. S. Howarth, Yale '99 S., and Miss Blanche D. Freeman, on Wednesday. MT. Howarth is with the Riter-Conley com pany of Pittsburg. Pa, and is located at Leetsdale, Pa.
 President John M. Hall and Direc- tors William D. Bishop, Frank w. Cheney and Charles F. Brooker will, it is said. visit Waterbury to-day for the purpose of looking over the ground for suitable location for a new union station in that city. On Thursday President Hall and the committee of directors will visit Hartford for a con- ference with President Bulkeley of the bridge commission of that city on the matter of new bridge over the Con- necticut river.
 Rabbi Levy of the Jewish synagogue left yesterday morning for Philadel- phia, where he will attend the com mencement exercises of the University of Pennsylvania, of which he is dis
 tinguished graduate of the class of '75.
 The Rev. Dr. Dewitt and family of Branford leave to-day for Pennsyl- vania for a two weeks vacation.
 Lot T. Cunningham sailed for Ireland last week, where he will visit his par ents and friends in his old home. He will be away several months. This is MT. Cunningham's eleventh trip to the old country
 On the Red Star liner Zealand, which sailed Saturday for Antwerp, were C.. H. Platt and Irving T. Snyder of this city.
 Dr. and Mrs. Sanford of Edward street will go to White Lake in the Catskills for their summer vacation. The first instance on record of a ! Catholic clergyman holding parish appointment entering Yale and taking a degree through his studies has just been announced. Rev. Father Francis D. McShane of St. Mary's church has just made arrangements to enter the senior class of the academic depart voIa fo1I to fa1y h degree, Bachelor of Arts, with it in June, 1904. Rev. Father McShane was born in New York city and is grad uate of the public schools there. He later studied for the priesthood in the Dominican seminary of Ohio and later in Belgium. He taught for eight years in the Dominican seminary and was appointed curate of St. Mary's church in this city about two years ago. The annual commencement concert of the Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs will occur on Monday evening, June 22, at o'clock in the new Woolsey hall. This concert will be an event of more than ordinary interest, as it is the first public entertainment ever held in this beautiful hall. The audience will be a brilliant one, as many of the commencement guests will be pres ent.
 Surprise has been occasioned in Stamford by the announcement that Rev. J. c. Cady, pastor of the Maple Avenue Methodist church, was one of several candidates baptized Sunday evening at the Baptist church. No previous statement of his intention had been given. MT. Cady said that the reason for his action was that several members of his church desired baptism by Emerson and he was thus baptized in order to be qualified to administer this form of baptism to them. The K. o. J. society voted at it's last meeting to contribute $25 toward the Kisheneff fund. The money was sent to the treasurer of the New York State bank, New York city, who is collecting the funds for the sufferers.
 Miss Winnifred Feel of Vernon Conn.,, was the guest of friends on Whalley avenue over Sunday. The Rev. Dr. Means, pastor of St. Johns church, expects to leave this week on short vacation trip for Erie, Pa.
 Two weddings, in both of which Vest vile brides will figure, are scheduled for the latter part of this month. On June 29 there will take place the mar riage of Miss Grace Robinson, daugh- ter of Samuel Robinson of Fountain and Davis streets, to John Burt of Bridgeport. Miss Robinson now is em- ployed in Bridgeport. The ceremony will take place at St. James Episcopal church and the pastor, Rev. J. Freder- ick Sexton. will officiate. The other wedding which will also be performed by Mir Sexton, will be that of Miss Sophia Hartery daughter of George Hartery of Ramsdell street, to John Schenk of this city. The date set for this wedding is June A. MT. Schenk holds responsible position in the en- ploy of the Winchester Repeating Arms company.
 John o. Merritt, who is a native of this city, and who vii be remembered as having played there with Robert Mantell, has been a member the past season of the American Theater Stock company Of New York. He again wis., ited us on Friday last with MT. Smiths Hamlet company at the Hyperion. Ac- companied by his aunt, Minnie Monk, he is visiting his friend, A. B. Camp bell of PA Dixwell avenue. He will re- turn to New York city in few days,