The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This City Interesting Social Events Here and rrl.a.rhare

And Other People Known In This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 W. E. Hemingway of Baltimore, who has close relations in this city. is seri- ously i'll at his home in Baltimore, and his recovery is very doubtful.
 Fred. Reynolds of 121 Goffe street, who has been visiting in New York city and vicinity for a few days, has returned to New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Phelan and Miss Bertha Phelan of 132 Division street, who has been staying at Cosey Beach for a week, have returned.
 Dr. John Haviland. a graduate of Yale, who is on the staff of one of the leading hospitals in Brooklyn, N r., was the guest of the Cronan family over Sunday and Decoration day.
 Robert s. Walker of Yale university attended the wedding of the Rev. Els worth Morton Tracy to Miss Bertha Pauline Bristol in Waterbury Tuesday,
 Miss Martha Collins and Miss Jennie Carney, both of Waterbury, have re- turned home after vacation spent in this city and Savin Rock.
 Miss M. E. White of Daven port ave- nue spent the past few days with friends in Holyoke, Mass.
 Misses Mary and Madeline Ryan and their uncle, John Leonard of Palm Beach, Florida, spent the holiday in New York city,
 J. F. Jacobson of this city, who won the five-mile handicap professional bi- cycle race at the Vailsburg track Mon day, has returned to this city. His distance allowance was 325 yeards
 Peter Carney, foreman of the New Haven Gas comptny, has been visit ing his mother, Mrs. Ann Carney of Valley. street, Norwich.
 MT. Thomas Stammers was the guest of friends in Waterbury Tuesday. - Mrs. Walter P. Nichols and Master Nichols have returned to their home in Norwich from several weeks vaca- ton in Branford and this city.
 Misses Frances O'Neill and Margaret Dunlay of this city have returned from a pleasant stay with friends in Hart ford.
 Edwin and Grosvenor Ely of Yale have been spending several days at their home on Washington street, Nor- wich.
 MT. James Harding of Worcester, Mass, is the guest of the Campbell family of Nash street.
 Hugh Pritchitt of Yale was in Nor wich this week.
 Miss Lillian Barry of Nash street, MT. George Manning and MT. James flag gerty Of this city were among the guests at a house party at the home of Miss, Brown in Hartford Tuesday.
 MT. Thomas Reyes and MT. John Ca days in New York city.
 The Thursday evening class in phy- sical culture at the Y. M c. A. ten- dered their departing teacher, Miss Emma Paffendorf, a reception at the meeting hall Tuesday night. The Sisters of Mercy have issued in- vitations for the thirty-first commence ment of the Mount Saint Joseph's sem mary, Thursday June IS. Included in the card is an announcement of the l annual exhibit of the art students, in the seminary June 15 and 16 Accord ] ing to the custom of the past few years 1 the commencement exercises will be | held in Parsons Theater, Hartford.
 A June wedding of much interest will | be that of Miss Mary Krause, daughter of Mrs. Anna Krause of 26 Ward street, | and MT. James J. Kennedy, in St. Bon iface church. Miss Krause is prom | inent soloist in the choir of St. Boni- face church and is very active in many | of the societies connected with the | church.
 Secretary William Costello of the Ma tional Association of Steamf1tters, | started yesterday for St. Louis, where he will attend to several business mat ters, and also visit the worlds fair.
 Word has been received that Morris Milcke, the talented son of MT. and Mrs. Franz Milcke, has sailed from Germany for America. He has been studying. the violin under eminent mas- ters in Germany for the past year or two, and. inheriting, as he does, much of the marked musical talent of both parents, will without doubt achieve
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