The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
xTEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING HETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City InterestIns Social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Miss May Murphy of Cleveland, who had been the guest of Mrs. F. T. Crown of Prince street, for the past fortnight, has returned home. Miss Minnie Krimle. formerly of Westville, will be married to Ashley c. Heifion Wednesday, March i, at her home in Meriden. Prof. H. NJ. Whitney of Branford gave an address on Washington and Lincoln at the Short Beach chapel Sum day evening. Theodore Shunlway of Alden avenue Is reported as slightly better, although pneumonia is still feared. Mir. Shum- way has been quite i'll with very severe attack of the grip. Murdock Dingwall has filled temporarily his po- sition as janitor of the Congregational church and of the schoolhouse. i.
 At St. Patrick's R. c. church Sunday Miss Catherine D. Mulvey, daughter of James NIulvey of Franklin street, was united in marriage with William E. ADotz of Springfield, Mass. The eere- rnony was performed by the Rev. Fa- finer Russell. The grange folk, assisted by the cit 5zens, are making extensive prepara- lions for the benefit supper in Clinton on Wednesday, February p. The Holyoke baseball club has elect ed the following officers for the year: President, F. H. Prindiville; secretary, Fred A. Winkler; treasurer, Albert E. DeWolf; auditors, lens. J. Medsen and 5acob Becker. ....4. ... Mrs. William Husted, jr., entertained Efe Saturday Afternoon Whist club at her home in Center street, West Ha- yen. The prize was won by Mrs. Lamp son, fancy dish. A delicious lunch con was served after the game.
 Miss Hickey, stenographer in the city clerks office, and Mrs. M. K. Santy, clerk in the controllers department, are i'll at their homes with grip. Miss OSullivan, the mayors stenographer, Miss Egan and Sheriff Hunie are con- Falescent. se
 MT and Mrs. Francis Martin of West Haven announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anna, to F. M. Yackson, jr. ..g.
 Dr. William G. Anderson, director of the Yale gymnasium, has decided to make another examination of the fresh man class to get two complete sets of physical measurements for the year.
 Miss Clara Homans, who has been in Philadelphia for a month, returned to Clinton Saturday.
 The marriage of Miss Madeline Burk- buchler, daughter of MT and Mrs. Att foine BurkbuchIer to Ferdinand Fuch- sohwanz of 66 Arch street, took place Sunday evening. Father Scheele of St. Bonifaee church performed the cere- inony. s
 The Misses Katherine and Margaret Blake of Humphrey street are visiting friends in New York and Springfield.
 Miss Susie Morse of Wharf street,Mil- ford is suffering from a broken arm which she received by a severe fall on ksffhe icy sidewalk near the home of Mrs. James Bristol on Pond street. Dr. Heady attended her.
 Mrs H. ID. Nettleton of West Haven, who has been quite sick for the past week at her home in Center street, is slowly Improving
 Captain Morgan Bowman of the Yale baseball nine has been making plans to secure a professional pitcher to pitch to the batters in the Yale gymnasium during the remainder of the indoor sea son and till the minor league season npens It now looks strongly as if Phil Corcoran, the New Haven pitcher of last year. would be chosen. '
 Miss Florence Richards of First ave- nue. West Haven, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Nellie, Carnan of Bay Shore, U. l. ...- .... { Miss Adella Q. Sullivan left Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Lazarus, wife of Judge Lazarus of Bayonne, IN. J. She will leave on the 24th accompanied by Mrs Lazarus to spend the month Of March at Lakewood. Miss Sullivan at tended the big charity ball given in Hartford recently. /
 F Parker Lewis, assistant general superintendent, and John W. Ladd, su- perintendent of construction for the southern New England Telephone com- nanv have returned from an extended frin in the west. They visited all the prineipal cities and made inspections of telephone systems, going a sfar as Den yer Col, and Atlanta, Ga.
 Father McGuinness in Branford Sun Hav announced at last mass that in a conference with the Sunday school teachers he found very strong desire to give large whist party in Music hall, Shrove Tuesday night which is March ', the night preceding Ash "wednesday. He recommended the plan' Superintendent Doolittle of New Ha- ven, and Superintendent H. l. Spald- ing of Middletown, of the Southern New England Telephone company, have returned from East Hampton from completing the preliminary work of locating the exchange.
 The first meeting of the cast of St. Marys Dramatic club, Branford se- yeeted to present. "The Millers Daugh- fer, met last night in Music hall. Re hearsals will begin immediately. Some of those who will take part are Misses Anna O'Brien, Margaret Matthews Margaret Condon, J. Edward Matthews, flames Matthews, A. J. Coyle, William Clancy The play will be presented un- Her the direction of John P. Pero.
 Mrs. Andrew Of Woodbury is the p11est of Mrs. Harriet Tyler of Elm street, West Haven.