The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEALS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING EEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City | --InterestIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere. The marriage of Miss Annette Shan l Icy, daughter of Frank Shanley, of Ed 1 wards street, and William E. Monogue will be celebrated in the new St. Jo- seph's church on Edwards street Mon- day morning at 10 o'clock. High nup- 1 tiaI mass will be sung and the ceremo- 1 ny performed in the presence of large | number of friends. A reception will | follow the church ceremony. Both ot l the young people we'll known and so- 1 cially prominent. J. Calvin Ely has returned from 1 visit to Bridgeport. The West Haven engine and hose company members entertained their friends in the engine house last night with a ladies' night entertainment and supper. The committee in charge of the affair had labored strenuously for several weeks to ensure the success of the event, and an enjoyable evening was spent. About one hundred were present.
 Mrs. G. Ammann, who has been vis- iting Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mold, of Meriden, has returned.
 Mrs. w. J. ManWaring was recent visitor at Pine Grove, near New Lon- don.
 After an extended European tour of several months duration Max Adler, of the Strouse, Adler company, return- cd to his home in this city Tuesday. MT. Adler was accompanied abroad by his wife, the trip being primarily taken for Mrs. Adler's health. All of the fa- nous spas and watering places on the continent were visited and extensive touring was done in England, France, Germany and Switzerland. MT. and Mrs. Adler report a most enjoyable time.
 The engagement of Harry P. Cross, the famous Yale football player of a few years ago, and Miss Virginia Gam nell, daughter of Robert Ives Gammell, of Providence, is announced. Miss Gammell is heiress to, several millions and is prominent in the select social circles of Providence and Newport. MT. Cross first wife was Miss Lorania King, granddaughter of the late Will liam J. King, the multi millionaire cot ton merchant of Providence. She died two years ago of scarlet fever, leaving two children. MT. Cross is member of the Rhode Island bar.
 The many friends of Mrs. Lauren Kennedy, nee Miss Alice Hardy, will be greatly pleased to learn of her return to this city. Mrs. Kennedy will resume the children's classes in dancing which proved so successful last winter Miss Grace Littlejohn will assist Mrs. Ken nedy, as she has done in former sea- sons. The opening reception is to take place October 21.
 Miss Pauline Goebel is visiting rela- tives in Brattleboro, Vt.
 Mrs. John Evans and daughter: of Plainfeld, N. J., are the guests of Mrs. Evans grandmother, Mrs. Alpheus Merwin, of Orange.
 A quiet wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Katherine Mealia and John w. Peterson, which took place in Sacred Heart church at 8 o'clock, Rev. Father McKeon performing the cere- money. A wedding breakfast at the home of the bride, 25 Redfield street, was attended only by the immediate relatives. MT. and Mrs. Peterson left for a short tour.
 Miss Emma Vincentia Nevins and Harry Chase Field were quietly mar ried lastfevening at the residence of the officiating clergyman. They will re- side at q Avon street.
 The Ladies Aid society of Humphrey Street Congregational church will be entertained this afternoon by Miss Att water at her residence on State street, Cedar Hill. A buffet luncheon will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Candee, who have been spending the summer in Prospect, have returned.
 The marriage of Miss Katherine Mo- Kenna and James Little was celebrated with high mass at St. Joseph's church yesterday morning at Il o'clock. The maid of honor was Hiss Anna Little, a sister of the groom, and the best man was the brides brother. The bride wore handsome white gown and car- ried white flowers The maid of honor was in pale blue. A reception followed at the home of the brides mother, 62 Lawrence street.
 Miss Della Fitzgibbons and John J.. Greene were married at St. Francis church yesterday morning.
 The first dance of the series to be given by St. Agnes Ladies' T. A. and B society this winter will be held in Harmonic hall Friday evening, Novem- Der 24.
 CHANGES IN JAPANESE HOMES.