The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City, Interesting Social Events Here nnd Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Prof. Samuel T. Rogers, Yale A, is making his annual commencement visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fordyce Durgy, 11S Dwight street, where he will be pleased to see his old friends. But twenty members out of the class 1 of 104 survive. Among those who are attending the sixtieth anniversary of their graduation are Frederick Deni- son Avery, Samuel Augustus Badger, Ezekiel Porter Belden, Samuel Towner Rogers. George Slocum Folger Savage, Edward David Shelden and Joseph Burbeen Walker. The class re-union was held in Osborn hall yesterday aft ernoon.
 1 Robert F. Grove, assistant prosecut- ling attorney for Cook county. H., is visiting friends and classmates in this city. MT. Grove is a Law school man | of 1901.
 l Cory B. Ryno, M. D., of Benton Har- bor, Mich., is attending the commence ment exercises of his alma mater, Yale. 1 Dr. Charles vishno has taken Sena- 1 tor Hawley's cottage at Woodmont. l Mrs. S. S. Adams of Orange street will spend the summer at Northporf, Me.
 Dr. Charles H. Robbins and family, l326 Grand avenue, will leave Friday,
 July 1, for Buzzards Bay, to be gone l two weeks.
 l Miss Annie Swenson and Miss Els lther Swenson of Lindsborg, Kan, and Miss Mary Juanita Sieber of Gettys-
 burg, Pa, are guests during commence nent of Mrs. w. A. Granville of 118 Howe street.
 l This afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Usher of Hillside terrace, West Haven, Miss Alice E. Usher and Fred c. Fowler are l to be united in marriage by Rev. c. F.. Upson. After their marriage this cou- I pie are to make their home in Brook
 lyn, N. Y.
 I Plymouth church will go on an arl- nual picnic excursion Thursday, start | ing from the church at a. nl., and go- l ing to Mansfield Grove, where day of pleasure will be enjoyed until D. l m, when cars will depart for home. A very pretty wedding Monday even- 1 ing was that of Miss Clanier M. Gouin and Eugene Kraft, which took place at
 St. Louis church at o'clock The bride wore a pretty gown of white
 point d'esprit over white taffeta Miss
 Marie Gouin, the sister of the bride,
 was maid of honor. and wore a pretty l figured null gown. MT. Frank Hatcher
 was best man. After the ceremony an
 elaborate supper was served at the
 brides home, 37 Sylvan avenue. Later
 the young couple left for trip to St.
 Louis. From there they will go to
 Milwaukee for a visit with MT. Kraft's s
 parents, and on their return to New
 Haven will reside at 12 Elliott street. I Isaac King Phillips of this city and Miss Martha Austin of Easthampton,
 Mass, were united in marriage at the
 Payson church, Easthampton, Monday
 afternoon at o'clock.
 l The ceremony was performed by the
 Rev. c. H. Hamlin. The bridesmaid
 was Mrs. E. D. Scott of Holyoke, Mass,
 and the best man, Rev. E. T. Persons I of this city.
 l The young couple go on a honeymoon
 tour to London and the continent. l A marriage to-day will be that of
 Miss Carolyn Bushnell Bassett and M.
 Lorimer Porter, which will take place at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. w. S. Bassett, 1S1 Dwight street, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Miss Jean Coburn, the well known teacher of dancing, has gone to South America with Dr. and Mrs Edward
 Kingman. Dr. Kingman holds posi-
 ton as physician in a mining district.
 Since coming north in January, Dr. and
 Mrs. Kingman have been in London.
 where he has studied a special branch of medicine For the past month they have been visiting friends in New Ha-
 ven. Miss Coburn's stay with them in South America will extend oyer two land half years