The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
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interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Valentine B. Chamberlain, sophO-
more in the university, was one Of
the ushers at the wedding of his sis
ter, Miss Anna Chamberlain and
Frederick Carlos Ferry, dean of Will
Hams College, which took place in the
First Congregational church in New
Britain Wednesday evening. The we'd
ding was one OF the largest and most
fashionable weddings in many sea-
sons in New Britain. The bride is
daughter of the late Judge Valentine
Burt Chamberlain, and a niece of ex-
Governor Abiram Chamberlain. who
gave her away. Many cards to the
wedding were received in this city,
but there were no New Haven guests.
Miss Grace Walker, soprano soloist
at Calvary Baptist church, is the
guest of Miss Mollie Townsend at
Sperry cottage, Lake Waramaug.
Mr.. Townsend of the Bronson and
Townsend company, came down to his
cottage at Lake Waramaug Wednes-
day night to stay until next Wednes-
day. He is enjoying his vacation very
much.
Thomas F. Clark, superintendent at
the Yale station, has returned from
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Mears will
spend the month at Northport, Me.
Benjamin Frederick Rungee, former
ly organist and choirmaster at All
Saints chapel, Trinity parish, will pre-
side at the organ Of Dwight Place
church next Sunday, and the following
Sunday In the absence of the regular
organist, who is on his vacation.
Professor Campbell and family are
stopping at the Wilson house. Lake
Waramaug.
At Mrs. Hitchcock's cottage at Short
Beach, are the Misses Ida Perkins,
Hazel Baldwin, Jennie Steele, Julia
Peck and Mildred Thompson, and are
chaperoned by Miss H. K. storer.
Clarence R. Rungee, captain Of the
New Haven High school basketball
team, is spending his vacation play
ing baseball in Kiamesha, N. 7.
Miss Anna Shevlin and Miss Kate
Spencer, Of St. Louis, have returned
after a very pleasant visit with Miss
Shevlinse aunt, Miss Ellen Cannon, of
IS York street. While here they were
entertained very pleasantly
John Kilfeather, his mother, Thomas
j. Maher leave this city tomorrow for
New York. From there they will take
the boat for Portland, Me. They are
to be gone two weeks.
Louise N. Doane and Addison L.
Abel Of this city attended the big an
anniversary celebration of Agawam
Mass, which celebrated its fiftieth
birthday in splendid style. Children
Sof Agawarn came back from all over
he country to attend the exercises.
AT Narrangansetet pier Wednesday
IS Louis E. stoddard of this city
d Miss Laughlin of Pittsburg, who
ere faEnthe polo games, were the
slesls se horN. It a luncheon giver
at the. Point Jua9Si Country club by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell Of
Washington, D. c.
Miss Edmondson has returned home
from a visit with Miss Anna Chaplin oil
West Springfield, Mass.
Lawrence Sullivan of the postof1ce
staff leaves to-day for his vacation.
Walter Bochart and Frank M
Schmidt, both clerks at the New Ha.
ven postofice, will leave on their va.
cation to-day.
John G.. Haddon. of the postofflct
clerks staff, is now away on his va
cation.
Bernard D. Farrell and Frank P
Wade, clerks at the local postofice
are expected home to-day. J
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, mother o.
Horace Sherman of the Edward Nal
ley company, is spending severa
weeks at Lake Warannaug.
Attorney Harrison Hewitt and wifi,
have been spending two weeks at tn,
Loornarwick house, Lake Waramaug.
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