The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
KTEafS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and ! Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 Henry W. Taft. head of the Taft school at Watertown, and brother of Con. William Taft, with Mrs. Taft, Miss Louise Taft and W. H. Taft arrived Thursday on the Deutchland from a summer abroad.
 A son was born Thursday to Police man Philip Smith, the handsome and efficient "cop' who is attached to the New Haven depot day force. The babe is a Iusty one, and both the land and his mother are doing well. MT. Smith is receiving congratulations at his home on Lines street.
 Miss Trims Zahn of 42 Eld street and Miss Adelaide Miller are passing their vacation at Shore Beach.
 The announcement of the marriage of Henry Shannon, son of City Sheriff Daniel shannon, and formerly editor of the Bridgeport Standard of Bridgeport, and Miss Annie T. Timmons, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Timmons in Port Chester, N. T., on July 29, comes as a pleasant surprise to the many friends of the young people. The bride groom is connected with the Connecti- cut News company in this city.
 Mrs. Ralph H. White and little daughter Alice are visiting Mrs. Whites parents, MT. and Mrs. William Roehefort of Edwards street.
 Miss Maria J. Atwood of Providence, R. |, is visiting MT. and Mrs. John J. Powers of 4S6 Howard avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lynch and family of 129 Morris street left for a two weeks stay in Boston and vicinity. They will also spend few days in Springfield. Another Yale engagement of interest to many here was announced Thursday, It is that Of Miss Julia Theresa Keyser, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Key Bey to William V. S. Thorne, of this city. Miss Keyser is a popular young woman in New York society," her family also being well known in Baltimore Mr. Thorne is a son of MT. and Mrs Samuel Thorne of 914 Fifth avenue and was graduated from Yale in 1885, Hsis mother, who was Miss Phoebe von Bchoonhoven, has been for ears pat ron of music. The wedding will be eel Hbrated this autumn. Among MT. Thorne's classmates are George s. Yer Till Benjamin E. Wright, Jacob P. Goodhart and Clarence Blakeslee. @ Miss Caroline Wheeler of Meriden took her first automobile ride Thurs Hay in celebration of her ntnety-f1fth birthday. She recently read how Mrs. Hunt, 106 years of age, coming to this rity from Brooklyn, rode to the depot In an automobile. She expressed a de- Sire to ride in one of the strange wagons"
 The machine gun battery has receiv- I'd it's check from the state for it's tour of duty. August A.
 MT. and Mrs. William T. Barnum have closed their summer residence in Great Harrington, Mass, and returned t, heir home on Sherman avenue
 The thirteen-year-o George W. Beers, who disappeared from home las . Thursday, has been located at Albany. He went there with "The Beauty Doe- tor theatrical company, and is en- gagged selling programmes. The young ster is q nephew of Mrs. Mary Jacobs of 53 Foote street, and has caused trouble before by running away.
 Mrs. LeGrand Warner of Dixwell avenue and her mother of Dover street arc spending weeks vacation at Col ypks, Springfield and Willfamsett, Mass
 Ladies' auxiliary, No. F, A. o. H. have decided to hold country fair in Music hall Thursday, Friday and Sat urda evenings, November g. 3, and 4. Everything will be conducted on the or S7n 54S,P 11J with exhibits of fruit, booths of fancy work and numerous other typical at fractions.
 Francis s. Bradley of this city has gone to Atlantic City for a months outing.
 Quite a number of East Haven schol. ars are attending schools in New Ha- ven this term. Among them are Miss Annie Holbrook, Edwin Dingan and Everett BalIou are attending the higt school; Miss Agnes Holbrook at Strong school, Miss Agnes Stone, Miss Annie Van Haaften, Miss Jessie Bartlett Miss Hattie Forbes and Miss Annie Goodyear at Orange street school and Miss Teresa Beaulacs at private choo on Orange street.
 William woodstock has returned from Clinton, where he has been visit. ing his mother.
 John D. Jackson of the Register is now in Switzerland. On September he climbed one of the highest peaks oi the Alps, the Fcothorn, feat few tray. elers undertake.
 Mime. Tealdi, who has been spending the summer at her country home ir Morris, will return to town within z few days. &
 Prof. Charles K. Billings, instructor in the Yale law school, and family have returned from Grove Beach, closing their cottage there for the season
 Miss Elizabeth Beach of 40 Gilbert avenue, has returned to her home afte a months vacation in the country.
 Prof. and Mrs. Charles Bonney have returned from their cottage at Woody Crest
 Campus Officer Wiser will take { weeks vacation commencing to-day The time will be spent in the patrol mans cottage on the ridge on Mt. Car mel.
 On Wednesday evening a very pleas ant birthday surprise was given t Frederick D. Grave, jr., by numbe