The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMsoFINTEREsrCoN0ERNINa
 NER HAVEN PEOPLE
And other Peopis Known In This CIty Local social Evsnt. Here and El.s- uh,r.

MrS. V. n. JOnnSOns or lu5 fOOle street, leaves to-day for few days stay in Waterbury as the guest of Mrs. Nichols, wife of Friend W. Nichols. of Oakyille.
 George Vernon Rowland and wife. Mrs. Bessie Rowland, formerly of Kan sas City, Mo, who had very brilliant wedding a year ago, are now residents of New York city, and Mrs. Rowland.s father, Judge David D. Hoag, formerly of New Haven, who is interested with Governor Waller and Lawyer s. Harri- son Wagner, of this city, in a brick manufacturing syndicate in Missouri, is paying them a visit. MT. and Mrs. Row land are the happy parents of fine baby boy.
 Mrs. Joseph Miller, of West Cornwall. has returned from this city, where she has visited her sister. Mrs. Joseph Mall Hllson.
 The M E. Bible school of West Ha- ven will picnic next Wednesday at Dou- ble Beach. The Epworth school of this city will have it's outing on the same day at the same place Games and amusemenss are being planned for the young folks. Boating with steam launches and various ways of enjoying ones self will be available. Cars leave Second avenue at 8:15. Fare 20 cents. It will be a basket picnic. All are well come.
 Mortimer Roberts. of East Norwalk. the car inspector of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. was out on crutches Tuesday for the first time since his unfortunate accident on the Decker field ball ground about six weeks ago, when his leg was brok- en.
 Mrs. Perkins and daughter. Miss Hell en Perkins. of Crown street, will leave to-day for Elizabethtown, in the Adir- ondacks, where they will remain for two months. Mrs. Moore. who came here for the Perkins Richardson wed- ding, will return to her home at the same time.
 Mrs. E. L. White and Miss Estelle C.. Ogden, of Waterbury; sailed Wednes- cay on the steamer St. Paul for South ampton.
 Samuel A. Stevens was town town yesterday for the second time in two years He has been great sufferer. but Is now improved and his friends are congratulating him q Mrs. George Fitzsinmons. of Water bury, who has been spending the past two weeks at the home of her parents in this city, has returned to her home. 90 East Main street.
 Miss Mary Albinger left yesterday for Schroon Lake, in the Catskills, to be away until fall.
 Miss Mary Brown, of New Haven, is spending a few weeks at Maple Ridge, West Morris,
 Mrs Charles J Butler. of New Ha- ven, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Watrous, in Chester, for few weeks.
 NJ Ralph c. Lander, of this city, is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lander. of Fairview avenue, Naugatuck,,
 The Misses Alice and Mae Day, of Winsted, are making a two weeks vis- it with. friends and relatives in this city.
 T. Allan Ganung and George Ganung are camping out at Bantam Lake for two weeks.
 Edward "A. Anketell. clerk of the su- perior court. is passing a few weeks at Summit Ridge hotel, High Mount, Ul- ster county N Y. accompanied by his daughter. He will be joined later my Mrs Anketell. The party expects to be away till July n.
 Julian F. Watrous and family, of Thomastor, came to Madison yesterday morning, where they will remain sev- eraI weeks.
 MT. and Mrs John Goodwin and son. of Blatchley avenue. have gone to their cottage at Short Beach fU the sum mer.
 Mrs. Charles Baxter and Miss Mary Cross, of Naugatuck, are visiting in this city.
 Miss Susie Lasher. of Howard ave- nue, left yesterday for Danbury, where she will spend week with relatives. She will then go to Lake Wauremaug. where she will spend the remainder of the vacation.
 Mrs. J. H Rathbone. of 251 Church street, has gone to Porte a Pic, Prov ince of Quebec, Canada, to remain until October.
 A very pretty nome wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. D. Reid. of Paradise Green, where Mrs. Reid's sister. Minnie M. Johnson, of Stratford, was united in marriage to Charles w Gesner, of this city The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. Seymour Bullock, pastor of the Neighborhood church of Stratford. The bridal party entered the room to the strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lo- hengrin, played by Miss Susie Reid. and stood under an arch Of daisies and ferns. The bride wore a handsome blue travelling suit of French broadcloth. Alter the ceremony the couple depart ed, for a two weeks wedding tour, in- cluding Hartford New York, Niagara Falls, Saratoga, Syracuse and Boston. On their ret,,rn they will reside in this city. The presents were numerous and beautiful. Guests were present from this city, Waterbury, Bridgeport and Stratford
 Mrs. Cassidy, the wife of Dr. Patrick Cassidy, of New London, was thrown from her carriage yesterday afternoon. Her collarbone was broken and she sui. fered a serious scalp wound. A runa- way team of the Swift Beef company struck the carriage and wrecked 1t. throwing out the woman. Mrs. Cassidy is a niece of President John M. Hall, of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford road and her husband is a Yale