The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-05
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known fin This City -Interestins Social Events Here and

4<AacaucEGs Mir. and Mrs. Walter Camp sailed from New York yesterday morning on the steamship Barbaroosa, of the North German Lloyd line. bound for Cher bourg and Plymouth Among the pass engers on the ship was Prof. Willy Hess, the famous musician of Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horatio w. Parker and two young daughters were also among the passengers on the Barbarossa~ They will spend the summer in Germany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isaac M. Ullrnan went to their cottage at Sayin Rock for the summer on Tuesday.
 The Mothers club of west Haven met yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with George p. Bailey, Center street. Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton was the speaker of the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Adler have been at Savin Rock a couple of weeks.
 L. A. Weigle, assistant in, the Yale psychological laboratory, has accepted a professorship in philosophy at Carle- ton college, Northfield, Minn. Mir. Weigle will complete his work for a Yale electorate in philosophy in June. He will succeed Dr. Montgomery, who went last year from Yale to Carleton.
 MT. and Mrs. Schwade and family have been in their cottage a couple of weeks. .s...
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Heller have been in their cottage several weeks.
 The date of the junior and senior mu- sicales of St. Marys acadey students has been changed. The junior musicale will be held in the academy parlors this afternoon, May 5. The senior mu- sicale will be held in Harmonic hall "Wednesday evening, May A. MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes Dow of s55 Whalley avenue are at the Chal- fonte, Atlantic City, and MT. Dow is' rapidly recovering from his recent ill., ness. --.. . Samuel Well and family will go to their cottage in a few days. -
 Captain Brewer and wife will go to their cottage at Rocky Beach the last of May.
 The St. Ann's Guild of St. Johns R. c. church will give a flower festival at Warner hall next Tuesday evening. Miss Gaffney and Riley Phillips will be the soloists. Miss Jeannette Fleischner will direct the fancy dances and will Introduce a new flower dance. Those who will participate are Jennie Pyrm, Maria McNamara, Veronia East, Annie Grady Ruth Flynn, Barbara Mccarthy, Mary East Veronia Kennedy, Ruth Calm, Katherine Foley, Ruby White, and Helen Horen.
 East Rock lodge, No. S8, A. O. U. w., at the regular meeting last night enter tained as guests the grand lodge ofti- cers Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
 Charles R. Johnson of New York city and Miss Henrietta M. Schildler of Wa terbury were married in New York city Wednesday by the Rev. MT. Williams.
 Secretary Frank P. Tyler of the Fra ternal Benefit league has returned from Camden, N. J., where he instituted the Camden council of thirty-six enthusi- astic members. MT. Tyler says they are the leading citizens of the town and he thinks that Camden council will flourish like the green grass. -4
 Rev. Michael McKeon, rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart, and Rev. < Robert J. Early. pastor of St. Peters church. have returned to New Haven
 
 three months They arrived in New York on the steamer Oceanic Wednes-5 day evening, and both clergymen deriv-z ed considerable benefit as well as en- joyment from the ocean voyage. While away they visited Palestine, Rome, Ireland and Egypt, and brought home not only pleasant reco1lections of their Journey but also many valuable me- mentos of the places traversed.
 New Haven Rebecca lodge will give a charity whist in their rooms at 95 Crown street on the evening of the twelfth. All are requested to attend, as the money goes to the charitable work of the city. Y E. N. Searles of the Athlophorus com- pany of this city was among the mem bers of the Proprietary association which held is thirty y-second annual con- yention at the Hotel Athol in New York Wednesday. The meeting was urged to adopt a direct contract and numbering plan in the matter of sales Miss Russell, the director of music in Branford public schools, has begun to pay extra visits to the high school to drill the students on the commence 1nent music. Mrs. Frank B. Walker of 161 York street has been entertaining for the past few days Mrs. Alice Merritt-Coch- ran of New York. Mrs. Cochran, it will be remembered, is the soprano soloist who was. to have sung at the postponed ccncert of the Oratorio society.
 Frank S. Day and Miss Agnes M. Smith. both of this city, were quietly married on Wednesday mby Rev. w.. w. w. Wilson, the new pastor of Grace M. B. church. After a wedding trip, which includes a visit to New York and Philadelphia, they, will reside at 165 Co., lumbus avenue. F& :-
 MT. and Mrs. J. Trumloull Smith of Hartford are at their cottage at Bran ford Point for May.
 Mrs Edwin Wright of Clinton has returned from a visit with her daugh- ter in Chester.
 Irving Baldwin, chauffeur for A. M. Young, is expected to arrive in Indian Neck tomorrow from Waltbam with Mr. Young's new motor car.
 The young son of Ralph Downer of
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