The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

tNe-SA&Ls AAIsS ANee~%@~~- -- keek in Litchfeld.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush and family, who have been spending the week at Fo'castIa camp, Rock Beach, have re- turned home
 The elopemer. of Chester J. Woodin and Miss Mary Sfith and their subse- quent marriage in New York last Mon day has leaked out. The young peo- pie are both employed at the Hauf confectionery store, and their romance culminated in the marriage at the me- tropoIis last Monday. Woodin was boarder in Miss Smiths home at 2O9 East Grand avenue.
 Rev. Dr. W. J. Mutch, pastor of the Howard Avenue Congregational church, is spending his vacation at his former home in Elroy, Wis. While away he has leetured at the Elm Mound summer school, which has had the largest sat- tendance in years. On his way east pr. Mutch will stop at Philadelphia next Sunday and, preach in the Central Congregational church.
 Miss Pond has a new yacht, the Beach Beauty. She may be seen almost
 
 between the bridges. Belonging to a new class of boats, she is attracting quite a littl enotice.
 Mrs. William Haesche was the host ess at a charming musicale given at her cottage on Governors Island a few evenings ago. Many well known New Haven musicians took part and the af- fair was one of the most delightful of the season at the island. .-.
 West Haven lodge, No. 59, A. o. U. w, met last evening. s ...,- D.
 The wedding of Louis Smith of this city and Miss Augusta Black of Meri- den will take place on Thursday, Sep tember T, in St. Johns Lutheran church. Meriden. Rev. MT. Glaser, the rector of St. Johns, will be the officiat- ing clergyman.
 MT. Fylaherty, formerly buyer of coats and suits for the Gamble-Desmond Co.,, now representing Mills & Gibbs of New York in the west and Frisco, is in town visiting friends.
 An engagement party, given in honor of Attorney A. s. Aaronson and Miss Elizabeth Goldstein, will be held at the latter's home, 5S Foote street, on Sum day evening, .... .,,..... .> ....
 The minstrel show given at Music hall Branford, Wednesday evening by the Short Beach contingent, proved one of the best events ever held in Branford. Everything on the pro- gramme was good; the jokes were good, and the songs and specialties were, many of them, equal to the work of professionals. The hall was packed, every seat being sold. A large crowd came up from Short Beach, and there were also many from New Haven pres ent. The bone solo by Miss Tyrrell was one of the best things of the evening, and she was loudly applauded. The cake walk, which closed the evenings programme, was won by Arthur Phil lips and Mrs Harry Beers, and the au- dience was unanimous in their approv- al of the decision.
 Everett Allen left Tuesday for Fed eralsburg, Md, where he will join his sister, Miss Nellie Allen, and Miss Flossie Humphrey, and spend a week with relatives. .:.
 Captain Eugene Mayer, of Whitney avenue, will master the helm of the catboat Lizzie, having in his charge a party Of friends for two weeks cruise on Long Island sound.
 Mrs. G.. Fred Farnham of 2369 Sev- enth avenue, New York city, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. V. Lindsay of 16 Dickerman street.
 Miss Gertrude Rocks of Forbes ave- rue and Miss May Keheler of Mechan- sy,o of Buell. inn, East Litchfeld.
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 A very enjoyable evening was spent at the cottage of MT. and Mrs Giles, Fairview, Woodmont, Wednesday evening. Twenty guests assembled at whist party heldS on the veranda. which was prettily decorated with Jap anese lanterns. A delightful luncheon was served, after which the young peo- ple danced to the music of a piano and phonograph. Among those present were 4 Judge and Mrs. Peck and daughter, of Bristol; Mrs. Tyler, MT. and Mrs Min CT. the Misses Moorland of Brooklyn; Mrs MacArthur and Miss Macarthur, of Philadelphia, and Messrs. Smith, Strong, Tyler, MacArthur, Miner and Peck. Plans are being arranged for a series of these parties by the residents of Fafryiew beach.
 Frank Dexter of Shelbourne. Nova Scotia, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lewis H. Warner, at their cottage at Oyster River.
 The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Branford Business Mems associa- tion was held at their rooms Wednes- day evening. A preliminary draft of regulations in regard to advertising in catehpenny schemes was discussed, but as it was not in definite shape it will not be adopted until the Septem- Der meeting. The outing was discussed and B. $. Milford, s. A. Griswold and H. Guy Linsley were appointed com mittee to provide ways and means for the outing and report to the next meet ing, the understanding being that they will have full power in the matter.
 B. H. Alling of 310 Bassett street, is receiving congratulations upon the ar rival of a son in his family. Mother and child are doing well.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff and children of West Haven, who have been spending a few weeks as the guest of MT. Woodruff's parents, have returned to their home in Watertown.
 Professor Warren J. Doolittle of 36 CasSius street, has just returned from