The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known n This City
interesting Social Events Here and
Tlaemhere.


interesting social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Augustus Colt. of Norwich, has been
n this city the past week attending.the
Yale Commencement exercises.
C. J. Benoit, of this city. formerly
head clerk for Burrin A. Merrick. Of
Norwich. is in that city for a brief
stay.
Mrs. Anna Refine, wife Of George
Refine, and Mrs. Helen Dorman were
scheduled to sail yesterday from New
York on the steamer Moltke to Yisit
their relatives in the fatherland.
Dean Saunders has taken one of Mrs.
e. b. Jones cottages at Morris Cove.
Mr.. Kellogg's son Raymond, is home
for the summer.
The Single Tax club viii be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs Hyde, "a
Lincoln street, at a lawn party
Wednesday evening, July 6. An at
tractive programme Of music, piano
and song, and eloc1tion has been ar
ranged. This will be varied by fancy
dancing by ewo littel girls and very
pleasing evening is anticipated.
Miss Grace Hotchkiss Street, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. greet of
East Haven, has a house party Of
twelve. members Of q club at Miss
Johnston's seminary. Rev. Frederick
7. Matthew, cousin of Mrs. F. B.
Street, is her guest at Morris Cove; his
yacht is anchored In the Cove, giving
the young ladies the benefit of sail
on the sound.
A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Fannie r. Matson, the daughter
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. s. H. Matson, to Cliff
ford G. Spooner, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. L. Spooner Of South Kent,
Conn. The wedding took place at the
brides home. $50 Newhall street, at s
p. m. The rooms were very prettily
decorated with daisies and ferns The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Mamie c. Matson, and by Miss Flor
ence r Hine The bridegroom was at
tended by his brother, W. Henry
Spooner, Rev. 7. F. Price performed
The ceremony There were many guests
at the wedding. and some very dear
friends gave numerous presents Of sill
Yer, china and pictures. The friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner wish them
happiness and joy.
William H. Hamilton, of Hamilton g.
Co, sailed Tuesday on the Kronprinz
Of the North German Lloyd line. He
will be abroad six or eight weeks and
visit London, Berlin, Paris and other
continental fashion resorts.
Or. F. Il. Becfwith sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday. June 80, for his annual
trip to Switzerland.
DR.. Lee S. Shoninger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon B. Shoninger, has just grad
uated from the Harvard university
medical school. DR.. Shoninger is also
an alumnus OF Yale, 1900.
Mrs. D. H. Bushley and two children
OF 8 Woolsey street have gone to Mexi-
co. where they will spend few weeks
with Mrs. Bush1ey's parents.
F. N. Hibbits, formerly of the South
ern Railway, arrived in this city yes
terday to take up the duties Of his new
position as mechanical superintendent
81 the Consolidated railroad He win
look after the locomotives and rolling
stock
IT was stated yesterday that Edwin
HI McHenry, late chief engineer If the
Northern Pacific railway, who has been
selected by President Mellen Of the
Consolidated railroad as the head of
the new Consolidated railway system
(trolley), would go on duty this morn
ing. He is graduate of the Pennsyl-
yanfa Military college. and is an expert
on grade, electrical and construction
work. He will occupy offices on the sec
ond floor OF the general office building,
and is the new fourth vice president
of the Consolidated railroad. His staff
OF assistants has not yet been selected.
Mr.. McHenry is a native of Ohio.
Mrs. P. Mooney of New York, who
has been visiting Mrs. M. Brilley OF
Howard avenue has returned horne.
Miss May DAILY and Mrs. Harriet Of
Hartford are at the Stamford cottage,
Savin Rock.
DR.. g. M. Gaylord and Judge Zacher
attended the reunions Of their respec-
tive classes at Yale.
Fred STANLEY. Yale $685., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas ]. Stanley Of SAT Or
a1lge street, who has just completed
most successfully his first year in the
scientific school, will spend the summer
in the Adirondaclxs.
Miss Emneiine Hungerford Street,
daughter OF r. B. Street of East Ha-
ven, with Miss Grace Abbott of Brook
Iyn, Miss Helen Hague of Boston, Miss
Nichols, Miss May Russell, of New Ha-
ven, Miss Hill. daughter Of Senator Hill
Of Stamford, are attending the college
convention at Silver Bay Lake. Some
ninety-eight Vassar girls are in attend
ance.
Mrs. q. r. Lawrence and her two
children, Belle and Eddie, have gone to
Barre, Canada, to spend the summer
ut Mrs. Lawrence's former home.
Harold Clark, son Of Rev. Mr.. Clark
Of East Haven, is at home from Wes-
leyan eollegs for the summer.
Mrs. A. B. Hall is entertaining Mrs. Z.
T.. Day Of Westport, Conn.
Victor Wilson of Yale 1901 Of Kansas
: city. Mo-, has been enjoying his class
reunion. While in the city he was a
guest at Duncan hall.
Ex-senator e. E. Fuller Of Tolland,
WAe is prominent in Masonic circles,
mas presented to the state library sew
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