The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOPIYTEREST TCONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In ThIs city
 Local Social Events Here ana EIss-
 where.
 Announcement is made of the marriage Of John MaeAiahon, formerly of this city, and Miss Janet Davis Menken of New York city. The ceremony, which was very quiet one, was performed at t o'clock in the evening of June by MOnSignOr J. .. Dufy in the rectOry of St. Agnes k. C. church, Hoyt and Sackett streets, Brooklyn, \. I. Mr. MacAlahOn, who is now connected with the editorial stan Of the New York Jour aal, was born and educated in this city. He be- gan the work of reporting on the local newspapers, and was afterward with the New York Sun and the New York World. Mrs. MacMahOn is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Jules A. Menken Of the old New York family of that name. The young peo- pie are living on Long island during the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles II. HOlton of 94 Lake Place gave very pleasant birthday party Tuesday evening in honor Of the eign- ly5iiIth birthday of Mrs. R. E. COnklin, Mrs. Holton's mother. 4 supper was served and most enJoyabte evening spent. Mrs. COnk- lin was the recipient of many beautiful tOk- cns or remembrance, and entered into the evenings entertainment as fully as anyone Int sui.-
 E the nome of her aunt in West Haven at St. Lawrence church this morning to John Nor rissey. The affair will be simple and quiet.
 The wedding of Miss Margaret 0ulett, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Oulett Of Arch street, and Henry MunsOn of Schen- ectady, N. I.. formerly of this city, occur red Tuesday eyGning al o'clock at the home of the brlde. It was a very pretty son Will live in Schnectady, \. l., where Mir. Munson is engaged in business.
 Among the passengers booked on the steamship New York of the American line are George W. Butts, jr., and Homer A. Rogers of this city.
 Mrs. Charles Schorer and daughter have returned to their home in New York city af- ter few days visit with Mrs. Gibbons of Meadow street.
 Mrs. John H. Marlin of 926 George street Is visiting friends in Washington for few days.
 Charles Lamb of Bridgeport, who has oc- cupied his cottage at Pine Orchard for the past six weeks returned Monday end J. N. States of this city will occupy the cottage for the season.
 Former Superintendent G. ". Beach of Bridgeport of the Naugatuck division of of the Consolidated road, has leased his cottage York.
 X Miss Edith L. Benham and Earl Kelder are recent arrivals at the Hotel Pembroke, { 'Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Korn of Bridgeport have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Lippincott of 245 Howard avenue for few days.
 Mrs. c; A; Maynard of Bridgeport, who purchased the Wilson cottage at Short Beach last autumn, is there for few days preparing the eight room cottage to rent.
 F. A. Grannis and family of Bridgeport are at their cottage at Pine Orchard for the summer. Miss Granniss has arrived from visit with friends in another part of the state. Mrs. Franklyn A. Taylor is her guest at the cottage.
 Rev. Stewart Means left on Tuesday for Erie, Pa,. to assist in the marriage cere- mony of William (. Beers of this city and Miss Annie McCullom Tracy. Mir. Means ; when quite a lad attended the wedding of Miss Tracy's father and mother. Master Thomas Means accompanied his father, yis- iting Niagara Falls and Steubenville, O., his fathers old home. Upon Mir. Means return from the west he will join Mir. Means and children at their cottage at Grove Beach. Miss Mary L. Cooke will be their guest there for the summer.
 The Young Peoples society of the Daven- port Congregational church have planned an excellent concert and lecture for Friday ev- ening of this week to be given ill the Daven- port chapel on Greene street. The pro, Works by Arthur Bartlett, Yale B. A.. '9S, Yale NJ A. 1900. MT. Bartlett has given this lecture in several cities in New Jersey and also in New York city, and has been highly complimented upon it's merits by the press and pulpit. Others who will partici- pate ill the evenings exercises include Miss Marie Hugo, the well known contralto solo, ist; Signor Gambadella, tenor soloist; Ed consisting of Messrs. Shay, Lee, Barbour, and Halt; and Arthur odenkirchen. accom- Danist.
 The latter part of June the three "daqgh- ters," Mrs C. H. Bryan, Mrs. J. R. Robin son and Mrs. M. s. Treat of Woodmont are to entertain the D. A. R. ladies of Milford
 Assistant Postmaster ". P. Futile has been spending his vacation with friends in ? aNIoym0nf.
 Miss Louise Hutchinson returned home yesterday to Branford from Vassar and
 Miss Eyelin Goodsell of West Ha7ea left "Wednesday morning for three weeks
 e. J. Palmer of West Haven, who is on the battleship Illinois, is at his home on At water street for q six days furlough. MT. Palmer brought home many curios from his recent voyage and has many interesting facts to relate about his cruise: uro.z
 Both of the Somers' cottages at Wood mont are occupied. Thomas A. Bassett, head of the firm of Thomas Philips & Son, of this city, who married Miss Nathalia Wilson of Bridgeport, has located in one for fly of New Haven in the other.
 Miss Gertrude Flower of First avenue. West Haven. has gone to Northampton. snmmer 1ss eroWea aWay eApIsSn rom V West Haven. N
 Frank Baldwin is to manage the R, H.. # Nesbit comnany's store in Woodmont as usual, and WILL soon occupy tne aLttdcllfe cottage next door to his place of business.
 Charles E. Atwater has rented his house in Woodmont to MT. Benham of Waterbury.
 Mrs. Seymour Lindsley of Meadow street has had for her guest of the week her sis- ter, Miss Mary German of Lynn, Mass.
 Judge Blydenburgh and family of this city are occupying the Hoyt cottage down near MerWin's restaurant in Woodmont
 Mr. and Mrs George Barbour of Mt. Yer non are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. ,. B. Thomas of Montowese, stret. Branford.
 Miss Susie Hutchinson, librarian at the Brooklyn Institute of arts and sciences, will come on the last of the week to attend graduating exercises at Yale: ale I H9Tard Dra ford will graduate with the closs of 1903 from Sheffield Scientific school.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Crawford of Elm street, West Haven. have returned from their visit to Indian Neck.
 The Merwin's Point house has already