The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

and other People Known in This City -InterestIng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. A very pretty home wedding occurred at the home of Ernest Hyde, the well | known painter, Thursday night. The | parlors were beautifully decorated with | all the flowers of the season in the cen- ter of the rooms, there being a great | bell built of flowers. Usder the we'd ding bell stood George A. Wooster and l his bride, Edith May Hyde, at S:30 fac ing the parson, Rev. Arthur J. Smith, | who performed the ceremony. A splen- | did reception followed, which was en- joyed by large number of guests. This | is the third time the pastor of the l Grace M. E. church has been called | back from his vacation to marry cou- 1 pie. ~ t- A party was given at the home of ! Miss Nettie Austin, 664 Dixwell ave- | nue, on the evening of Wednesday last, 1 August 26. The young lady in question | attained her majority and made her l debut on this memorable occasion. The | supper was served under the grape ar- bor, which was decorated with golden | rod and dahlias. A large figure eight | enc made of flowers was at one end of the arbor in full view of the festivities | and the merry party ate upon linen that was on the bridal table of the de- 1 butante's gardian's mother fifty-two 1 years ago The table was fixed up very tastily, in the center of which stood a I.: q date 1SS5-19OS. They enjoyed them selves and had musical programme. 1 A few of the participants were, the young lady herself and who favored the company with a piano solo; Miss Cornelia Tallmack of 29 Avon street l rendered a vocal solo and Miss Cora E. Lane of East Orange, N. J., who is on here visiting, also contributed to the programme by rendering two cornet solos. The young lady received many valuable presents and the company en- Joyed themselves up to the early hours of the morning.
 Miss Bertha Clark, who has been spending several weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Frank Cannon, returned to her home in Providence, R. l., yesterday
 John J. " Cunningham, bookkeeper at the Levi c. Gilbert company, ac- companied by his wife, left Thursday night to spend vacation at Mrs. Gun ningham's old home, Le Rayyille, Penn.
 Paul Evarts of Lawrence street, who has been staying at the Tiernan cottage at Beach street since May, is back in the city.
 Mrs. Lester Kimberly and Miss Mur- phy of this city, with Miss West of New Jersey, have gone to Portsmouth, N. H.
 Mrs Susan stannard of Guilford is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. Meigs, in Clinton
 Miss Louise Butler of Waterbury, who has been visiting Miss Grace Tier nan of Beach street, has returned home.
 Crabs abounded at a crab party given at Harhor cottage, Branford Point, Thursday evening" Crabs were delicious and appetizing in all. Mrs. Robert Bradley was the hostess and her guests were Miss Ludington, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Disbrow, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Coffey.
 Mir. Mason, the author and civil en- gineer has returned from several weeks spent at camp in the Adirondacks.
 J. H. King. president of the Ameri- can National bank of Hartford, accom- panied by his wife, sons George and Lester, and Miss Mo1lie olmsted, are registered at Oak cottage. Branford Point.
 Mrs. J. H. Dunn, Miss Gertrude Dunn and Master Gregory Dunn have re- turned from two weeks vacation at Indian Neck.
 Miss Margaret Sheridan of Rogow- skis has left for an extended vacation. She will visit friends in Meriden, Man chester, East Hartford and Hartford and several affairs in her honor are planned.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Jacques of 75 East avenue, West Haven, are in New York attending the international yacht races.
 Yesterday Mrs Disbrow and Mrs. Lewis, who are stopping at Oak cottage, went to Mantle, where their husbands are encamped with the naval militia. MT. Disbrow is paymaster and MT. Lewis adjutant.
 Miss Mae B. Calvin of 11S Liberty street is enjoying a weeks vacation at Greenpoint, l. l., with her aunt, Mrs. F. J. Skane, formerly of this city.
 Mrs. A. s. Redfield, who has been. visiting in Clinton, has returned to her home in this city.
 Mrs Rodney Parker of this city was the guest of friends in Clinton Thurs day.
 Mrs. George W. Warner and daugh- ter. Miss Bertha Warner, who have been spending several weeks in Palen- vile, N. Y. returned home yesterday.
 Mrs L. Benedict, who has been wis., iting her parents, Captain and Mrs. Chauncey Kelsey in Clinton, has re- turned to New York . -
 Miss A. M. Corcoran of TO Audubon street is a delegate from Sterling circle to the supreme convention, Compan- ions of the Forest of America, to be held at Philadelphia next week. She will join a party of friends from Mas sachusetts and will leave to-day. The party expects to visit Atlantic City, Baltimore and Washington before re- turning. E{a5s.. af ss.a, < i ,-. ;
 Philip L. Hotchkiss of Hartford is