The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTER- EST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd Other People KNOWN in This city
Interesting social Events Here aud
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
Mrs. M. G. Reade of Whalley avenue
has returned from a three months
trip to Nova Scotia. With a friend
eight weeks were spent at Wolfville.
after which New Brunswick, Prince
Edward Islands, Quebec and Montreal
were visited, up the Gulf Of st. Law
renee to Quebec and Montreal.
The wedding of Thomas MeDermitt
of New York city, and formerly OF
Branford, and Miss B. G. Dewitt OF
New Britain, was solennized in New
Britain yesterday morning. Several
from Branford went up to attend the
ceremony. The happy couple will re-
side in New York.
AT his home in North Haven We'd
nesday evening Edward Hurlburt cele-
= brated the seventeenth anniversary OF
his birthday by entertaining num-
: Der of his friends.
Prof. Frederick B. Honey Of Hart
ford was in town Wednesday for q
short time. Prof. Honey, who was mar
ried late last month to Miss Anita
\ Webster Of this city, has taken apart
y ments at the Linden IN Hartford.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sperry of New Preston,
Conn.,, and her young granddaughter,
Miss Evelyn Lyman, daughter Of For
lner Senator G. r. Lyman, started yes
{ terday morning for Mt. Vernon, o.,
to make a long visit at the home of
4 Mrs. Sperry's son, w. S. Sperry
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nue. is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Stowell of Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Stow
all will remain in the city about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight w. Baldwin,
who have been spending the past
month at their shore cottage at Wood
mont, having rented it during July and
August, came up to their town house
on Monday and struck the october hot
4 spell.
The Phi Delta subscription dance at
the Pequot club house Wednesday
night was altogether one of the most
delightful dances ever given in the
club house.
The Rev. K. A. Broberg of Branford
attended the monthly missionary con-
ference Of Swedish Lutheran churches
a. waterbury.
Walter Raymond Bishop of Troy, N,
r, has returned home after spending
a pleasant vacation in this city. Mr..
Bishop formerly resided here, and his
many friends gave him a royal send
off at the depot
Prof. al. q. Keller of the Yale aca-
demic department is recovering from
a peculiar accident. In playing lawn
the Calf of his leg through its sheath.
He has been confined to his bed for
some time, and since his partial recov-
cry has been obliged to go about with
the aid of a. crutch.
Colonel and Mrs. + M Ullman who
have been absent from New Haven for
two or three weeks, part of the time in
Denver, visiting Mrs. Ullman's young
er sister, Mrs. Well are expected him
in few days. They have been in
Chicago and St. Louis during their alb
sence.
Hartman Voltz has returned from a
six weeks trip to the principal cities
of the west: also few days stay at
the ST. Louis fair. Mr.. Voltz is a
travelling salesman for Chase & Go. Of
New Haven.
Mrs. F. ]. Markle of York Square has
for guest Mrs. Hervey Howard Of
New York.
Miss Mary Kelley Of 226 Crown street
h asaccepted position in Buffalo and
Will leave shortly for that city.
Robert Jameson, who has been quite
i'll at his home at Pine Orchard, is
now able to be out again.
Yesterday afternoon from 4 to 8
O'clock Mrs. Samuel Lewis Penfield Of
Edwards street, gave a tea for Mrs.
Harry Ward Foote and Mrs. Huntoon.
1t was the first large society function
on the season.
w. T. Flanders of Branford returned
home yesterday from a business trip
to Tennessee and other southern points.
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