The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
aTElrs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING REW HAVEN PEOPLE

Aud Other People Known Sn ThIs City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Laura NJ. Hall. and nephew, Howard. have returned from a stay in West Cornwall.
 MT. William Merry has returned to his home in Boston after pleasant visits with his three daughters. Mrs. Waite of Providence, R. L; Mrs. Rouland. of New London, and Mrs. Frank E. Hill, of winthrop avenue, this city.
 Mr. John Reidy, with the Reynolds company, left Thursday for two weeks stay in the Maine woods.
 Mrs. Charles Bishop and Miss Sarah Minor are visiting Mrs. Emily Hughes in Oxford.
 Sister Geryaise, of the Holy Cross order of Washington, D. C., is a guest of the Sisters of Mercy at St. Patrick's convent Sister Gervaise was Miss Mary McMahon, resident of New Ha- ven twenty years ago. Many old friends were delighted to see her. She is here with another sister on a case of illness.
 Howard DeForest, of this city, is spending a few days in Litchfeld.
 Miss Harriet Marsh, teacher of French and German in the Boardman iHigh school, who has been studying Ein Chicago university ever since school closed in June, is expected to return home in few days. Miss Marsh was irecently given the degree of Ph. B.
 Miss Edith Shillette, of this city, who Formerly taught school in New Preston, is visiting her large circle of friends in | that town for a few weeks.
 Miss May Sanford has returned from a months vacation delightfully spent with friends at Gorham, Me, and with relatives in Boston and New York.
 Mrs. Frank E Stevens and son, Her bert, of West Haven, are visiting with { MT. and Mrs. Nichols in Stamford. Miss Anna Daley, of Washington av- enue, left on Thursday for six or Eeight weeks stay with relatives in Cal- ydfornia.
 Mrs. Joseph B. Turner and children, iOf Quinnipiac avenue, started last week for San Francisco, where they will join ] Ar. Turner, who has been there for the i fpast three months. They expect to I make their home there. Miss Nellie Mooney, of Ballston Spa, IN. Ys, is visiting Mrs. William Shoen- t pberger of 71S Orange street.
 Mrs. c. B. Merrill of New York city, Is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Peck, of 836 Elm street. I W. M. Allyn and H. H. Miller, of ! this city, are registered at the Norfolk ' Inn, Norfolk.
 Miss Helen Maycock, MT. Douglass Armstrong, MT. Ray Armstrong of Oak place Miss Ethel Hill of winthrop ave nue, have returned from New Preston, Conn, where for the past two weeks they have been tthe guests at the Will son house.
 MT. and Mrs. Farren have returned from a visit with Mrs. II. A. Alvord in Morris, Conn.
 MT. Frank E. Hill. of Winthrop ave- nue, who recently resigned from c. Cowles & Co, has purchased the New Haven Mirror Co. and his many friends wish him great success Miss Grace Phillips.of 742 State street the we'll known elocutionist, has gone x to Brewster. N. Y, fora few weeks va cation.
 z A very pretty home wedding of last evening was that of Miss Helen Grant to MT. William A Gray, which took place at the home of the brides parents, { MT. and Mrs. Charles Grant, of 691 Elm street. the Rev. T. $. Price officiating. The bride was very prettiIy gowned irl white silk null and carried bouquet of bride roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Elder, was also in white null and carried pink carnations. The best man was MT. Nelson P. Gray a brother of the groom. The ceremony was fol- lowed by a reception, after which the bride and groom left for a short Wed- ding trip.
 STEAM FITTERS' STRIKE.
 One of the steamfitters who are dofn,