The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERESP PC0NCERNING
 KEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known tu Thls City
 -Intersuting Social Events Here and


 Mrs. Knowlton, formerly of Orange street, left the city Tuesday afternoon to join MT. Knowlton, who was window decorator for Gamble-Desmond, but Boston.
 Ernest Knapp, who returned from a trip to Germany a few days ago, on Tuesday night presented the Hermann's Sons Singing society with valuable and handsome drinking horn, which he brought across the ocean. The gift was accepted by President F. Gollhard in the name of the society, and vote of thanks was passed the donor. An in- formal banquet was then held, and MT. Knapp was rendered hearty welcome home reception. .s
 Harris Weaver Of Chapel street and Captain Mehaffey of Fair Haven went Wednesday to Delaware to investigate as to the schooner Hattie A. Marsh, who has foundered near the breakwater in the gale. and Captain Mehaffey's brother. the captain and four of the crew were drowned. .--...
 Judge Edmund zacher of the Bran ford town court, has returned from a ten days outing which he passed at his cottage on Sumac Island. The judge re- ports having had excellent fishing.
 The entertainment hommittee of the Turn Yerein has decided to open the winter season with a dance in Turn hall on Monday evening. October F. This affair will be given jointly by the socie- ty and it's ladies section. The general committee will be aided by six ladies, and is as follows: Edward Lefiing, chairman; Edward samuels. C. Brocar, Linus Bittner, William Dahlmeyer, jr., Joseph Nett. Mrs. G.. UIlrich, Mrs. T. Hollis Miss Josephine Druen, Miss Margaret zange, Miss Nettie saubrun, Miss Nettie Guende The committee has selecaed the following dates for en- tertainments: Opening dance, October F; family entertainment, October 25; theatrfcal evening, s. November 15; so- ciable. December [; Sylvester dance, De- cember 31. x <.
 Among the guests present at the wedding of Miss Farr and Laurence P. Smith Wednesday evening, were the fol- lowing out of tonn people: Mrs Maiden Of Bridgeport. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. John son, also of Hartford.
 Miss Belle Hutchinson of Branford leaves to-day for Poughkeepsie. where she will resume her studies at Vassar college.
 Mrs. A. J. Gannmack and children of West Haven returned on Wednesday from a summer spent at their cottage at Lake Bantam. Conn.
 Mrs. F. c. Dennis of 51S Congress avenue has recovered from a severe af- fiction Of malaria and nervous ex- haustion.
 Miss Emma Ennever. who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Tas- sle of West Haven. for a few weeks, has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. aSs ss. ss.. < Dr. J. w. Seaver. who is known the world over. as result of his work at the Yale gymnasium, returned to this Ecity Wednesday, and will take up his scientific and anthroponretric work in the gymnasium next Thursday morning. Emanuel R Fisk, the young son of Hon. F. D. Fisk of sachen's Head, has been elected a life member Of ahe Red Cross society. It is a matter of general | interest that Master Fisk is the first life member ever accepted by the Red Cross society. In accepting the young gentleman Miss Barton prefaced her letter with these beautiful worlds And a little child shall lead thenl'' It is 1 also matter of interest that a younger brother of the above, Marshall Fisk, has also just been accepted as life
 member of this noble organization Harry Grant of New Milford, who was the engineer of the passenger train which was wrecked at Stevenson We'd tuesday morning, was to have been lgroomsman at a wedding that took place at Torrington in the afternoon His dress suit and case were wrecked I and the happy pair had to secure anoth- Ter best man for, the ceremony. . I In Southington yesterday George Gill
 son Of Harry Gill oe Oak street, and
 Miss Ida Wright of New Britain daughter of George Wright of southing. ton. were married at 5:30 by Rev. MT
 Bardsley, pastor of . the Episcopal
 church in New Britain. Frank LeRoy Eof New Britain, cousin of the bride, will
 be groonsman, and Miss Mabel LeRoy Ealso cousin of the bride, will be brides
 maid. S-es I Mrs. J. Howard Brown of New York lefty, is i'll at the LineWood Grove house lat Indian Neck with typhoid fever Dr I Penney and two trained nurses are ir attendance. Mrs. Brown is we'll knowr lin Branford, as she has passed severa jsummers on the coast and has many l friends among the young folks.
 MT. and Mrs. James Armstead ans
 son George Armstead have moved iron
 Main street, West Haven. to Orange l street. this city. 5ss
 MT and Mrs. George l.. Peck of Wes Haven have returned from their 5visi 1 to Jamaica, l.. +, where they have beer visiting MT. Peck's parents. l A party of about twenty frlend pleasantly surprised. MT. and Mrs. Johl I w. Mccormick at their home. 93 Firs
 avenue, West Haven, Wednesday night and took possession of the house. Tn,
 reception was planned by some Nev l Haven friends of MT. Mccormick, wht
 is we'll known telegraph operator oi the Consolidated road. The evening wal
 passed in enjoyment of vocal and in strumental music.
 Attorney Charles II. Studin. a Yal
 man and sor-in-law Of M. Sonnenbars
 of this city. has resigned the office o