The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
kTEMSOFIHTEREsTC CONCERNING
 NER HAVEN PEOPLE
And othsr People Known In This City -Inssrssslsg sosIaI Events Here and Elsewhere.

Mrs. Willis F. Miller and daughter, Miss Mabel Miller of 12s Orange street. lest on Tuesday for stay of several weeks in South Carolina.
 Tax Collector Francis G. Anthony, who has been confined to his home dur ing the past week, is greatly improved and expects to be out shortly.
 PIE. Quinn of 92 Woolsey street has been laid uo for the past two weeks with a severe attack of pneumonia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Smith of North Haven have returned from an ex- tended trip thtrough Porto Rico.
 MT. and Mrs s. w. Hart, who are travelling in the south, are now in Ha- vana. They will return to New Haven early in April.
 Miss Alice Keefe has returned after several weeks spent with friends in New Bratain and Hartford.
 Mrs. H. P. Coyle of S61 George street is visiting friends in New York city. The Mothers club will hold it's next meeting this afternoon at S:S0 o'clock in the Winchester school Principal Knowlton will speak on 'sOther Peoples Children and How to Deal With Them"
 
 of friends Tuesday evening at her home, 415 Dixwell avenue Pit was the prom inent means of enjoyment, and was as jolly and informal as it will always be. Music and refreshments closed the eve ming.
 Harvey S. Munson. president of the Monson company, left yesterday for trip to the Pacific coast. MT. Munson, who goes on a combined business and pleasure trip, will stop en route at the Grand Canon and expects to reach Southern California late this month. From Los Angeles he will go to San Francisco and return by way of Salt Lake, Denver and St. Louis, stopping at the principle points of interest on the way. MT. Munson will be absent about six weeks.
 Vincent Maher of Sherman avenue, who has been quite i'll with grip, is now entirely recovered as his many friends are pleased to note.
 The wedding of Miss Mabel Grant An drews, daughter of Mrs. Cornelia D. An drews and granddaughter of the late Alfred s. Grant, and Dr. Thomas G. Sloan, of South Manchester, took place at o'clock last evening at the home of the brides mother. SS Norton street. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes officiated. The house was prettily decorated with palms and smilax and with pink car nations. There was no attendants. The ushers were John T. Sloan, jr., brother of the groom, Dr. Willis Harstrom and John w. Wetzel. A string orchestra furnished the music. The bride wore a gown of white chiffon and tulle veil and carried a shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley. After short wedding trip Dr. and Mrc. Sloan will take up their residence at 299 Main street, South Manchester, where they will be at home to their friends after April 12. Dr. Sloan is the son of John T. Sloan, of High street, and is a graduate of the scientific department of Yale university with the class of '96 and also of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia university '99, was chief of the surgical clinic at the Yale Medical school for two years and is lecturer on anaesthesia in the medical school. Dr. Sloan has been in practice in this city since his graduation until a few months ago when he moved to South Manches- ter
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hurley will soon move into the beautiful house on Sher- man avenue. which they recently pur- chased from Captain Donovan.
 Harry Rogers, who is spending the winter in Clinton, was in Branford Tuesday for few hours. He reported his wife and baby both i'll with the grip. Mrs Frank l.. Stiles, both of North Haven. is enjoying the delights of life in the south, sojourning at present at Hot Springs. Va.
 George R. Stannard declined to serve as administrator on the estate of Sarah w Bradley of Branford on account of press of personal business, and Judge E R. Kelsey has been appointed in his place.
 Mrs. Lewis L. Fowler, jr., of 245 How ard avenue. entertained the Howard avenue Leap Year Whist club Tuesday evening. Miss D. A. Rockwell won the first prize, handsome cracker jar; Mrs. N. M Gammon won the second, a fancy handkerchief Dr. Smith won the gentlemen's prize, leather bill book
 JeromeF. Parmelee and Samuel Foote of Branford were both accepted as jur- prs on Tuesday in the perjury cases on trial in the superior court in Water bury
 Mrs. Watson l.. Phillips of 3S9 Orange street returned home Tuesday after a stay of several weeks with pr. and Mrs. ". D. Hentz of City Point, Fla. Mrs. Phillips reports a delightful trip and feels much benefited
 A slow but steady improvement is an- nounced in the condition of Thomas D. Williams of Branford.
 Henry H. Smith, M. D., of Elm street health officer of Hamden, has returned home after a trip to the West Indies where he was the guest of Colonel Blackwood, United States consul at Santa Cruz. The trip was most enjoy able and greatly improved Dr. Smiths health.
 James, son of James R. Quinn and fife of Church street, Branford, was able to sit up for a short time Tuesday and is on the rapid road to recovery.
 The ball committee of the Sarsfeld Guards sat for their picture at Can dee's, Sunday afternoon. Progress fir every detail of preparation for the grand event is reported.