The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IrEafs or INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known sn This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Letters received by friends of ELS the st. Louis fair.
 Rev. MT. Collins has just returned to this city after several weeks stay at worth l. Foote, who sailed for Norway July $ on the fine new steamer United States. of the scandinayian-Ameriea line. report most pleasant voyage.
 very pleasant surprise party was given Thursday evening by the many friends of the Misses Edna and Lena Mills, of Brooklyn, at the home of their aunt. Mrs William Mcbride. The lawn was decorated very handsomely with Japanese lanterns. The evening was spent with games. and music was rem dered by Professor Peterson on the cor net, vocal duetts by Miss Anna and William Peterson, vocal and piano se- Iections by Mrs. William Bailey and piano solo by Miss Hflda Hadden. 9th CT solos and violin music were also en- joyed Refreshments were served. Among the invited guests were the Misses Jessie and Mabel Huntington, Tyre Brostedt, Edna Fosdick, Mrs. Me Beth. May Crockett. Carl Brostedt, William Murray. George Schmidt, Frank McManus and many others.
 Mrs. E. Myrick and Mrs. D. B. Hor- ton had charge of the five carriage loads of old ladies from the Springside farm who were given ride to Savin Rock this week.
 There were one hundred in the party of the Admiral Foote Woman's Relief corps who had a picnic at Mansfelds Grove Wednesday. An original poem, "Our Green,n was given by Mrs. Nor man, and in response to an encore she rendered "The Engineers Song. Mrs. M. Monson followed with a fine selec- ton. Mrs. Rhein sang finely The Sol dier's Bride" after which fine supper was served.
 Postmaster James A. HoWarth and son, w. s. Garde, William c. Garde and John N. Champion are on a three days fishing trip to Block Island.
 Miss Katherine Kelly and George Reagan, both of this city, were married Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs William H. Myers, 176 Mead ow street. Rev. Arthur J. Smith offici- ated. After the ceremony the young couple left for a trip to St. Louis. Upon their return they will reside in this city.
 Miss Myrtle Bronson is the guest of Mrs. H. w, Wright in NeWtoWn for q few weeks.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Harmony Twichell, daughter of Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, of Hartford, to Rev. Walter LoWrie. of Philadelphia.
 Mrs. William Johnson and son Clar- --ence have been visiting Charles Downes in Stevenson
 Dr. w. R. Bartlett, of North Guilford, will sail to-day for Europe on the steamer Minnetonka, of the Atlantic Transport line. He will be absent about six weeks, visiting London, Par is, Switzerland and other points on the continent, and will return September from Rotterdam by the steamer Noor- dam
 Governor Chamberlain and a party of friends were in the city Thursday eve ming and for some hours were the guests at the Hotel Garde or Ernest H. G. Meyer, proprietor of that well l-knoWn hostelry.
 Mir. and Mrs. Baldwin have returned from visit with Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Church in BridgeWater.
 Mrs. Charles E. Clark, ofDeWitt street, and Mrs Frederick Coates, of Dixwell avenue, are the guests of Mrs. U V. Butterfield, formerly of this city, now of Highland View Farm, Wethers- field Bow, Vt.
 In the recently published programme for the annual Quaker Hill conference the names of several Yale professors appear. Dean Frank K Sanders, Of ' the Yale Divinity school, will preside < at the open meeting; Professor Frank c. Porter. D. D., will speak on The Significance of the Book in the Chris tian Religion
 Miss Rose Wade, the popular contral- to soloist. and Miss Marguerite Calla- han, cashier at WinsloW's bakery, are spending their summer vacation at Litchfield
 Mrs Leroy Sherman, of Long Hill, is spending a few days with friends in this city.
 William H. Hamilton sailed for home on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. on July 27 from Southampton after an ex- tended visit to Paris and the various European fashion centers. He is ex- pected here August ?.
 MT. and Mrs s. F. Glover, MT and Mrs. G. F. Taylor and MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Warner and son, of New town, are stopping at Morris Cove for a few weeks.
 Miss Agnes Bruce, of Kensington street. is registered for the summer at the Laurel Lake hotel, Fitzwilliam, N H, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Kokerda.
 The Rosemere assembly dance at Lighthouse Point pavilion next Tues- day night will be one of the prettiest informal hops of August. The young ladies in charge are Misses Anna Sulli- van and Helen Welch. #nid. tYSis$ r 1-a... 5t