The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People I&norvnii iin Thts city Local Social Events Issrs and EIss- i where.
 i Cards have been sent out for the we'd ding of Miss Mary Augusta Hotchkiss, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Augustus Hotchkiss Of Shelton avenue, to Rich- ard Maher. The marriage will take place at St. ,Mary's church Wednesday morning. June 24. at 10:30 o'clock. Q 1 The Misses Jennie and Alice Lutz oi '76 Sylvan avenue have gone to. Boston, Mass, for vacation of about ten days
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Neston of Renona, Pa., are visiting their son. j. w. Nestor, os Minor street, for several days. t......... .1
 MT. and Mrs. Oakes of Hartford will arrive at their pretty home at Short Beach, which is just completed, next week. and will occupy it for the sum- mer. .s .r} @z,a.#
 Mrs. John H. Marlin of 326 George street is visiting friends in Washington for few days. isf fz fz
 MT. and Mrs. Smith of Orange street have gone to their home in Milford for the summer. zs ,,s- ~ ..
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. B. Fitch of East Orange, N. J.. are expected in Branford tomorrow on 8 visit to the doctors brother. the Rev. F. St. John Fitch. g
 Mrs. Charles Kapitzke of North Caro- lima is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. William Dahlmeyer at their home at sS Lafayette street. ~ ss.
 MT. Oliver of Holyoke, Mass, is wis iting his aunt. Mrs. Thomas I. Kinney of Whitney avenue. d.. ...s...,= .s..t
 George H. Day and Catherine Day have transferred to the Woman's Sea. mans Friend society of Connecticut g strip of land ten feet on the north side of Water street. adjoining the present property of the Seamen's s Bethel. This was necessary, as the Bethel desires tc erect church at the present site an6 ten feet more was needed. & X.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Turley expect tc spend the summer at their country house ill the Berkshire hills. s-... .st
 Mrs. Henry c. Doody of this city at. tended the commencement exercises al Mt. St. Joseph's seminary in Hartford yesterday. 'is&$s &
 Thomas Egan of Duncan hall has gone to his summer home on Long Isl and ...:
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Hoxie entertained g humber of friends at their home or IVernon street Tuesday evening.
 $. Tryon has taken cottage al Moosehead lake for the summer.
 John A. Wood of Middletown is visit ing his son Fred L. Wood of 21 Bristo street. MT. Wood will remain here sev. eral weeks. ah <
 Invitations have been issued by the T J. F. for a lawn party to be given or Monday evening at the home of Mist Esther Richards on Richard place, West Haven. .., Miss Minnie Johnson of Washington avenue, West Haven, who graduated from St. Marys academy, read an essay on Architects of Fate," Wednesday ev- ening at the exercises which were helt in Harmonic hall. Miss Annabele Lu' cey, another West Haven young lady l lIGPlGSGtllGu ISI III sCllG "Colloquy of the Nations" < lss
 Mrs W. T. Dill and son have gone fol a three months stay in Massachusetts.
 MT: and Mrs. J. p. Geary will sai for Europe July 15. < lsiss Sss,ss .s {.
 John North of Savin avenue and Ray Smith of Brown street, West Haven who for the past two years have beer in Texas, are on the way home and vii arrive some time this week.
 Miss Gertrude E. Bradley, daughter O Signal Officer George o. Bradley o police headouarters.s left Tuesday fol a two weeks vacation. 1;a..,..e Ii 1 Miss Florence Potter of Hamden ha: been spending a few days with Mrs Philip Manning of IS North Union ave nue, West Haven.
 A special committee has been ap pointed by Deborah lodge, No. IA, o. O R., I. o. O. F., to make arrangement. for an outing to take place at Soutl Find on July 2e .... .f@1 '~>
 Mrs. Wheelock of Amherst, Mass, il the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Birk! of Main street. West Haven.
 Miss Lillian King, daughter of Mrs I IlcA etGC IAAiSa Cl " "SSlNiile, usto DcSIl CUL
 fined to her home for the past ter weeks with infianmatory rheumatism She is able to be out again, much to tn, enjoyment of her friends.
 Mrs. Arthur Knox and son, Elbert,, O Union avenue, West Haven, have re turned home after spending two week. with relatives in Croton Falls ant Brewster, N. Y. >~
 A very attractive church wedding oc cured on Wednesday in St. Joseph R. c. church, Westville. The contract ing parties were John D. Moran ant Miss Mary F. Wilson. both long and es