The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City --Interesting Social Events Here and EIsewhere. MT. John c. Riley, who has been cons nected with the Edward Malley com pany for the past six months, has nov ed his family, Mrs. Riley and Miss Chrissie, from Long Island City, to their new home, 2O5 winthrop avenue, ] this city. The Misses Ella Frederick. Rose Walsh, Helen Hove and Marie Garrity, normal school girls, have planned trip to Europe during the coming summer. The itinerary of the trip will be plan ]. ned out on the Atlantic s.. Prof. H. I. Mathewson, principal of the Milford High school, is in Atlantic City, N. J., where he is in attendance at the Supreme Grand council, Royal Arcanum. Last evening at 7:30 o'clock lawn party was given by the Christian En- deavor society of the Church of the Re deemer at the home of Miss Reyes, 145 East Rock Road.
 The Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Johns R. c. church will give a May dance in the school hall on South street, Tuesday evening, May 23 Stanford's $ orchestra will play for dancing.
 The Twentieth Century girls are mak ing extensive preparations for their dance this evening, which they will hold in the West Haven town hall. Ray
 
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 Miss Agnes Wallace and Miss Chris sic Garden, the two representatives of Branford in the graduating class of the New Haven Normal school, are in- cluded in the list recommended by Principal Merrill as the fifteen highest in the class.
 Miss Matilda M. Richter, of West Ha- ven will attend a recital given by Miss Franz Milcke this evening at her home, Craig Myth, in Wallingford. Among Miss Milcke's New Haven pupils are Miss Catherine Conway, soprano, and William Kapitzke, tenor.
 Mrs. Alzadia Sherwood, of West Ha- ven, sister of Mrs. l.. Sutton, has gone to Parsons, Pa, where she is visiting her daugher, Mrs. F. U. Archer.
 State Secretary Bates and Assistant Secretary E. D. Munro of the Y. M. c. A., will deliver an illustrated lecture Sunday in Stonington. The lecture will present views of Y. M. c. A. buildings and departments in this country and Canada, as we'll individual homes where many boys have been placed by the Y. { M. c. A. of the land.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, who were recently married in Lincoln, Neb., arr rived in this city yesterday from an ex- tended wedding trip, and will make their future home here.
 Edgar Thomas and family removed to Pond Poill near Woodmont, where they will reside during the summer months. Theodore Blakeslee and Andrew Bald win of the Bradley y-Smith Co. have left for d two weeks vacation Iii Sheffield, Mass
 The Misses Lescault, of Holyoke, Mass, who have been visiting the Miss es Couture of William street for a few days, have returned to their home.
 Rev. F. St. John Fitch and Elizier c. Johnson were delegates from the Baptist church of Branford at the or dination of John Mason Wells, Yale Divinity school, 1905. held Wednesday, at the MontoWese Baptist church, to which the young divine has been called to preach,
 Miss Jessie Rose of Golf street, Mill ford, is filling the position of teacher at the Milford High school during the ill., ness of Miss Bertha Coy.
 A c. Smith of the New Haven Win dow Shade company removed his fam x lily to Woodmont Monday, where they will occupy the Edward Clarke cottage during the comming summer. Mir. and Mrs. Smith and granddaughter, Miriam. recently returned from a trip through the south.
 Harold Clark son of Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Clark, of East Haven, who is at tending college at Wesleyan, has ar ranged with eleven of his college friends to spend their vacation as bell boys in a large hotel at Murray Day, Canada, commencing their duties July l. This being situated in the St. Law renee, it affords them a most delightful place in which to spend their vacation. Mrs. Horace B. Hoadley and daugh- ter Harriette, who have been travelling in Florida and others points in the south since last fall, returned to their home, 304 Crown street, Monday. Mrs. Hoadley, who has been in poor health for several months, is much better. Robert M. Wilcox of the Bungalow, Short Beach, has joined a fishing party of prominent Meriden, Hartford and New Haven citizens, who have gone to the Canadian provinces for two weeks. SEABoARD RATE DIFFICULTIES. Decision of Interstate Commerce Com