The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NER HAVEN PEOPLE
And othsr People Known In This City
 -LOcal Social Events Here and EIss-

where. A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Freder- ick Philip FarnsWorth Wednesday in New York city. He is named Frederick Earns worth and is the fourth of that name and generation. Mir. FarnsWOrth is the son of former Mayor Frederick B. FarnswOrth, who is the son of Frederick Farnsworth. All four generations are alive and in excel lent health. The proud father is receiving congratulations ill New York, while the grandfather and the great-grandfathsr are receiving them here.
 Misses Marion and Jennie HolbroOk of Muhlfelders' will spend Saturday and Sun day at their home in Seymour.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine Toole of this city and Andrew Moran of BTanford took place at St. MaryS church yesterday morning with a nuptial high mass celebrat- ed by one of the Dominican fathers of the parish. The ceremony was attended by sey- eral friends of the parties. The bride was attended by Miss Elizabeth Heehan and the best man was John Moran. After the we'd ding breakfast the couple left for Atlantic City for their honeymoon. They will be at home to their friends after June II, at 4I6 Winthrop avenue.
 One of the June weddings announced will be that of Miss Annie Sophia Hartery, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Hartery of Ramsdell street, to George SchencS of New Haven. It will take place on June 24 at the home of the bride. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. J. Frederick Sexton of St. James church. Immediately after the ceremony the couple will leave for a short bridal tour.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres. byterian church have arranged for social and supper at the church on Elm street, this evening. Supper will be served from 6:3O to 7:30. A very good programme Of old fashioned songs will be rendered by the
 The Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs have elected George Elton Parks for man. ager and leader.. and Harold Bruff fol. re- corder. The club will give a concert in Pennington next Monday.
 The rubber whist of Ethel chapter, Order of Eastern Star, was huge success wed nesday evening. Masonic hall, Westyille, was crowded all evening.
 Cards are out announcing the approaching wedding of Miss Anna Elizabeth Bailey to Robert Wallace Smith. The cards are issued by MT. and Mrs. John Whittlesey Brainerd, the bride being their niece. The ceremony will be heard in the Congregational church, Stony Creek, on Wednesday, June 10. Both of the contracting young people are nown to a host of friends. and acquaintances who will unite in extending their hearty we'll wishes for their future success and happi- ness. Miss Bailey is we'll known in society circles, while MT. Smith is known both in society and in business, holding very re. sponsible position with the Anthony & Sco- will company of this city.
 Mir Knoph. of Baltimore will lecture at the Y. M. c. A. this evening under the auspices of the City Medical association. His subject will be Tuberculosis" and as that disease is having much attention from scientists regarding its possible cures, it Is sure to be of great interest.
 H. D. Beach, at present signal engineer of the Consolidated road and residing in Bridgeport where he is member of the board of police commissioners, has been tendency of the New York division of the Consolidated road to be vacant when o. M. Shepard is made general superintendent on June 1.
 assembled at his home, A Clark street, on Tuesday evening to attend the reception ten. dered to him on the eve of his departure for the Adirondack mountains, for a stay of several months. For some time Mir. Cos tello has been in poor health, but has so far recovered that his physician advised trip to the mountains to fully recuperate. The evening was very pleasantly spent and af- ter a luncheon had been served the entire party accompanied MT. Costello to the
 The marriage of Miss Anna McDerinott and John Kiernan will be solemnized at June 3. V
 surprise at their residence on Main street. West Haven, Tuesday evening. The occa sion was their twelfth wedding anniversary. Music and dancing were enjoyed during the evening and'an elaborate supper was served MT. and Mrs. Birks were the recipients of
 Rev. l. A. Marsland will meet the proba- ton class connected with the Junior league in the parlors of the West Haven M. E. church this afternoon at 4:15.
 Mrs. R. H. Machally of Court street, West V Haven, has returned from her visit to her daughter, Mrs. William Long of New York
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Fudge of West of Lombard street will leave to-day for a E few days in New York and a trip up the Hudson.
 Miss Jane G HIogbenl has planned to spend
 The rubber whist which was given Wednesday night at Masonic hall by Ethel chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, was a @ financial and social success.
 Miss Daisy Crawford of Elm street, West Haven, has returned from her visit to Mid dletoWn.
 Mrs F. P. Hyde of Washington avenue, West Haven, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hardy, at her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Anna Corbin of New Britain is the guest of Miss Kelsey of Center street, West MT. and Mrs. Albert A. Paige will open their charming and very originally designed cottage sNestling'' at Morris Cove to-mor- row, with a reception for near friends and relatives. They will have with them as their guest for few days Miss Eliza H. Davis of Norwalk.
 The Prospect Debating society met last evening at the residence of Walter Allen, Second avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. E. L.. Lawson is spending the, week with her mother at Cape Cod, Mass.
 Mrs. George H. Harmount of 57S Whitney avenue will sail for Europe next week to be gone four months. She has been an exten- sive traveller in foreign countries and the past winter has entertained her intimate friends with rawing room talks on "Pales- tine'' and up the River Nile."
 Two interesting weddings took place here Wednesday evening, one at 4 o'clock and the other at 7. The first was that of Miss Engelhardt to Rihard Hooghkirk, formerly of Westville and now of Carmel street. The Rev. Mir. Gilbert, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, oficiated. After a re- ception at the brides home the couple left for New York. The same clergyman offl- ciated at the second wedding, that of Miss Elsie Francis of Blake street, to Edward Shumway. This couple after quiet re- ception also left for New York.
 Mrs. H. Sanborn Smith of Edgehill road will give dinner danceS.t the Country club niece. An orchestra will play.
 Mrs. B. A. Richards of First avenue, West Hayen has returned from her visit with Mrs. W. S. Markwick of Ansonia.
 Mrs. Horsfall and daughter, Miss Char friends in New York city.
 The entertainment and concert given in the West Haven M. F. church "Wednesday evening was an exceedingly enjoyable one to those who attended.
 Mrs. Susan Darling, sister of Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state regent of the D. A. R.s, has returned to her home on Park street from an absence of nearly two months spent at Atlantic City and other points of interest. gts The Girls Friendly society met last even.