The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Tonight under the auspices of Jen' nie B. Cation hive, No. p. L. o. T. M. the Maccabees and friends will meet at Church and Chapel streets and tak' cars for the Rock, where they will have a banquet.
 The lawn whist of the Mayfiowel branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will be given at the residence of Mrs Barnes at 1441 Chapel street, this an- ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Should it rain the whist will be held indoors. Tickets may be obtained from the socety mem- 1 bers.
 The meeting of the ladies aid socie- l ty of the Taylor M. E. church, Milford which was arranged to have been held at the home of Miss Mary E. c. Ford on Green street this afternoon, will not be held till Thursday afternoon on account of the high school exercises to- day.
 1 Last evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. William Davidson of Avon street, Miss Jane A. Davidson was married to George Albert Wildman of this city. z& E Mrs. Newmark of Meadow street will go to New York in a few days to visit her sister, Mrs Willis of Texas, who is stopping for the present with her par ents in that city.
 l Invitation cards have been issued to the marriage ceremony of Miss Mary Comiskey to Michael C. Leahy, which is to take place at the St. Lawrence church, West Haven, on Wednesday, June 2S. zs~ d.. 5s.5.ss.- Mrs, Daniels of Washington, D. C., who has been visiting Mrs. Philip Man. ming at her home, IS Union avenue, West Haven. will spend the summer with friends in TariffviIle, Conn. >. /! The Rev. St. John Fitch of Branford left yesterday morning for an extended trip to St. John and points in New Brunswick. . B.. & IL. ! The Comfortable society of the Con- gregational church of Branford has been invited to meet Thursday after noon from S:30 to 5:30 with Mrs A. J. Penney of Main street. .,-
 Mrs. Rollin S. Woodruff wife of the lieutenant governor, will open her sum- mer home in Guilford on Wednesday, June 2S, for a Shakesperean reading tc be given by Mrs. Laurens-L -Lennox. :. Miss Julia Degnan of Arch street and John Doyle of this city will be married in Sacred Heart church. this morning. The Jolly Twelve, a party of girl jun iors of the Branford high school, have gone with their chaperone, Miss Maud Russell, teacher of music in the Bran ford public schools, for a weeks stay at one of the Jourdan cottages at Sun get Beach,. In the party were Olive Pond, Hazel Ryder, Eva Marsh, Anise i Fowler, Grace Palmer, Helen Augur Marguerite Gaylord, Ada Blackburn Elsie Smith, Roberta Bradley, Edith Tester, and Fannie Jourdan. E
 The Sunshine society of St. Peters church. Milford. are to hold an enter tinment and sale of fancy articles in the parish house on Friday evening June 30, and on Saturday afternoon July 1. There are to be songs, recita- tions and a May-pole dance by the little ones and one act play entitled "A !. Precious Pickle." ..f In the absence of J. P. Pero, who is in Milwaukee, Wis, in attendance as Connecticut's delegate at the national convention of the Modern Woodmen of America, Frank Jerold was conductor and musical director at the regular meeting of the. "Pinafore" company Monday evening at Music hall, Bran- ford. @' ' Y Mrs Nathan W. Merwin of Milford is expected home this week from va cation of a couple of weeks spent in the Berkshire Hills.
 Another dance will be given at Brock ett's Point Saturday evening. CHI. .Noaek, formerly superintendent of the New York Lock company, who has been travelling in Europe for some time, has returned to America and paid visit Monday to town. He was &C., companied by Charles Veit of stam- ford, formerly of this place.