The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIY HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd other People Known in This City Intercsting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Intercsting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. L. 4. Crockett and daughter May os North Haven are visiting in Hurley, N. Y. which is near Esopus. the home Of Judge Parker.
 Mrs. s. E. Bowers of 161 Whalley ave nue gave charming little dinner Mon day evening in honor of her cousin, Raymond Talkins of Wilbraham Mountains, whom she is entertaining. There were ten guests. After dinner Mrs. Bowers took the party to the White City, where they had jolly ev- ening.
 Misses Nellie and Katherine Geelin of Dixwell avenue have booked to sail from New York on next Wednesday for six weeks visit with their parents in Ireland.
 pretty little wedding of next month will be that of Miss Alice AIling, ,daugh- ter Of MT. and Mrs. A. H. AIling of West Chapel street, to Ray Harris Greene, Yale '96, of New York The date of the wedding will be Monday, September 1s.
 Otto Lederer os Baldwin street will sail on the steamer Vaderland the lat ter part of September. He will remain abroad five years, studying in Poland.
 w. H. Clinton, the well known bari tone. will assist the substitute choir at St. James Episcopal church next Sun day, the other members of the excellent s{eaf Kendall, alto; Frank Squires, tenor.
 Miss Margaret Harmon of 162 CoIum- bus avenue left Monday for two weeks sojourn with friends in Brook Iyn.
 Miss Teresa Kilcran and Miss Mar garet German have returned from va cation spent at Newport. marshmallow roast will be given at the Myers cottage at Cosey Beach to- night.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Cornish of Davis street have returned from a two months visit in England and in the Isle of Jersey.
 Mrs. H. M. Powell of New York city Is the guestof her son, J. Henry Pow ell, and wife, of s15 State street, for
 
 at the fire headquarters.
 Friends are congratulating Michael Corners of PIP Franklin street upon his engagement to Miss Hannah Fitzger- aid of 75 Trunbull street. The wed- ding will occur early in October.
 Miss May Donnelly of Washington avenue is visiting her friend, Miss Su- grue in New York city.
 Miss Statia Healey of Broad street has gone to the St. Louis exposition
 Miss Nora Shay of Orange street is visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward Phil lips at Hyde Park, Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Trecartin of Winthrop avenue have returned fro ma trip to 1fsstrT5.s
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Penny and family have returned to their home on Alden avenue. They have been spend- ing the summer at Danville Vt.
 Examination of the candidates for teachers of the schools of the town took place in the Center school in Oxford on Tuesday. The schools are to begin on Monday, September F.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. N. McCallister of Lake Place have been visiting in st. Joseph, Mo-, with Mr. McCaIlisters family Mrs McCallister has return ed home, while MT. McCaliister. who is an instructor in the psychological de- partment in Sheffield scientific school will remain until college opens.
 Samuel Johnson, who has been visit ing relatives in Sweden, is expected home soon.
 Mrs. John Daly and daughter of this city are visiting at Mrs. Dalys old nome at Lancaster Pa.
 Mrs. Fred Washburn of Carmel street who was called to Keene, N. H, by the sudden illness of her mother, has re- 5 turned Her mother is now conyales- cent. VI ''ies- Mr.sand Mrs. William Thomas of this city have been boarding about a weak With MT. and Mrs. G. w. Gable of ox- 1ord on Chestnut Tree Hill.
 Mrs A. B. Maguire, Mrs. I,eiebton and Mrs. p c. Edwards took an a,,tn- mobile trip through the state last s,n- day and Monday, viisiting friends in Merlden, New Britain, Hartford. and Mtddletown. Leaving Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Leighton in Middletown, Mrs. Ma guire returned to her summer horne at Lawson park. Samuel Campbell had charge of the Rambler touring car.