The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And otller People known ia THIS city
interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. G. A. Whitney and children Of
Richard place left yesterday for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. whitneys
mother. Mrs. Hall of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. NJ. L. Thompson and daughter
Helen. Of Chester. Pa, who are visiting
the Rev. Mr.. Gillies will return home
to-day
Mr.. THOMPSON and George Booth
have gone Cor cruise to Mystic and
New London.
Rev. w ". Gillies' SON Waldo, has
has gone to Litchfeld for a several
weeks outing.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie ARM
sted of Henry street and Harry Klump
of Greene street took place last even
ing. After the ceremony the couple inn
mediately LEFT Cor a tour west. during
which they will visit the St. Louis ex-
position and other places of interest.
Upon their return they will reside on
Wooster street. Both Miss Armsted
and Mr. KIump are well known in this
city and their many friends wish them
a happy future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Minor and chill
dren OF Waterbury are at Colonial inn
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cross and mother,
Mrs. Foster Whitney Of Southington,
are the guests Of Mrs. Harvey Harri-
son of Queaeh.
Miss Sadie Bradley and Miss Bessie
Way, her cousin. have gone to visit
their friends in New London.
One OF the most pleasant events of
the season took place in Andover, Mass
Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Cornelia
Brownell Gould, daughter Of Mrs. Cor
|nelia A. Gould. was married to DR..
Fred. T, Murphy. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Murphy, of Detroit. DR. MUIR
ply is a graduate OF Phillips academy
and Yale. He was captain of the Yale
football team IN 1896, his senior year.
and was also a prominent baseball
player. He filled the position Of sec
|ond basennan. The marriage was per-
formed in the seminary chapel by the
Rev. DR. c. a. Day, president of the
seminary.
General Erastus Blakeslee of the
Connecticut cavalry, a former pastor of
what is now Pilgrim church, Fair Ha-
ven, writes from Boston that he will
parade with Admiral Foote post on
Tuesday. General Blakeslee is a broth-
|er-in-1aw Of John c. North, Of this
city.
Miss Jessie e. Thomas and her Sum
day school class OF boys held an enjoy
able picnic at Woodmont Tuesday 1t
was the annual outing given by Miss
Thomas to her boys, all of whom en-
joyed the event immensely. Among
those present We're Walter Lyons, Levi
Alling, Elmer and Levi Scranton, An-
drew Pastorious, Frank Norris, Arunah
c. Hyde.
Rudolph ,. Korte Of New Haven has
|gone to Niagara Falls to spend his
vacation on his way to the Falls he
will stop at Albany and Buffalo. Mr..
Korte is going by way of the Berkshire
division, passing through the Berkshire
hills.
The annual meeting and banquet of
the Red Men viii be held at the Stan
ford hotel Monday, September 8, La
Dor day. Delegates from various parts
of Connecticut will be present, but the
Red Men Of Bridgeport will be the
hosts and have appointed committee
Iof arrangements. This will be one of
the largest banquet parties Of the sea-
son.
j. ]. Bartholomew, of 1886 State
street, is very happy over the success
full operation for the removal of a cam
lcer from his nose. Mr.. Bartholomew
was hit BY piece Of iron eight years
lago in the depot freight yard and has
suffered FOR long time.
Mrs. Susan Chalker is Ill at her home
at Waterside. Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Snow leave for
Boston next Sunday and expect week
full of enjoyment and sightseeing. Mr..
Snow is an aide-de- camp on the staff
Of the commander in chief of the u. v.
III, and on Wednesday next will at
tend the annual encampment of the
Union Veterans Union as delegate,
which is to be held at the knights of
Malta hall. Chelsea. Mass.
AT Camp Pleasant jolly spot at
IWoodmont, where several New Haven
boys are spending a fortnight, Mr..
Henry Donnelly was on Monday even-
ling the guest of honor. The boys pre-
pared and served splendid shore din
liner and Mr.. Donnelly was delighted
with his young hosts, who were Eu-
gene Macdonald, Albert Donnelly,
Pierce Herrick, Albert Chamberlain
and Frank o'Brien.
The Mutual Benefit society of Trinity
Lutheran church contemplates paying
visit to, the Montowese farm of John
DIETER on August IA.
The annual outin of Heinrich Heine
lodge, D. q. H.. will be held at Lion
park on August IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stannard of
Hartford, are visiting their sisters at
their homestead.
Club Eichen laub has decided to
close the summer season with family
gathering In Westville on August Is.
Jacob Egg is chairman of the commit
tee in charge. which promises to be q
most delightful day.
Miss Bessie Wilcox Of West Haven
is the guest Of Grace and Ethel Brooks
in Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Pratt Of Clinton
have Just returned from two weeks