The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.


 And Other People Known in This City | Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Lieutenant Governor Rollin s. Wood ruff delightfully."- entertained about thir- ty-fye of his many friends at his coun- try place in Guilford last Saturday. Among those in the party were Con- gressman N. D. sperry John NJ. Crarp- ton, Frank c. Bushnell who is far rner in a neighboring town; Postmaster James A. Howarth, Assistant Postmas- ter William P. Futile, Representative Clarence P. Thompson of Orange, pres ident of the Union league; Charles G. Phelps, secretary to the late Senator o. H. Platt; Judge Richard H. Tyner, Judge A. Mcclellan Mathewson, W. J. Atwateer, Edward I. Atwater, Senator Minott E. Chatfeld, Representative John c. Tilson, Marcus A. Smith, Will son H. Lee, Charles W. Scranton, John R. Rembert, s. s. Thompson, Police Commissioner Sherwood s. Thompson, and Editor scholey of the Shore Line Times.
 Among the marriages of early June of intetrest to Branford was that of S Senator A1frew E. Hammer and Miss Rosalind Swan, daughter of Dr. Swan of Boston, and 8 niece of Mrs. Justus Hotehkiss and Mrs. J. B. Sargent of New Haven, solemnized Saturday morning at o'clock at the home of the bride in Brookline, Mass, by Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale. Among the mem- bers of the family who attended from Branford were Miss J. Jones and MT. 2 Hammers children, Rosalind Delphina and Thorwala, MT. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer, Dr. A. J. Penney, Mrs. Ten ney and their son, Thorwald. Senator and Mrs. Hammer will sail for Europe next Thursday on the Cretic. They will be at home at Elderhoe after Novem- Der 15. During the absence of Senator and Mrs. Hammer abroad Elderhoe will be remodelled and enlarged. Mrs. George Smith will entertain the E. O. w. Whist club of sixteen mem bers and all of the ladies who played in the club as substitutes at her residence at City Point on Thursday afternoon and evening. There will be about thir- ty-five ladies present
 Harry Fleischner of Yale, son of Charles Fleischner, the Grand avenue druggist, has been quite i'll at their cottage on Washington avenue, Savin Rock. .% ...-'.
 The Idle Hour club of eighteen mem bers were entertained by Miss Jessie Harrison at her residence in North Branford on Friday afternoon. The ladies carry their refreshments and en- joy a lovely dinner once month at the various residences of the members: Mrs. Prank Bliss of sSS Grove street, formerly of Branford, was one of the ladies present.
 Miss Laura Hoadley, teacher of Greek in Northfield seminary, arrived home in Branford Saturday for a short visit x prior to sailing abroad next week with ] party of educators, for a three months tour through Europe. %&
 Dr. Frank Parker of New York, son of MT. and Mrs. George Parker of Branford Point, is booked for Europe on one of the outgoing steamers next Thursday Just before leaving Dr. Parker and his parents will attend the wedding of his cousin, Miss May Louise Parker. to Dr. Landers of Meriden, to be solemnized at the home of the bride in Meriden tomorrow.
 Saturday forty of the clerks in the office of MT. Fleetwood, superintendent of auditing and disbursements at the railroad offices. enjoyed g. very pleasant outing at Merwins Point. The outing was the third annual affair of the kind held by the clerks of this office. The party enjoyed a very fine shore dinner ata the MerWin Point house, and after dinner a party from Clerk of Freight Thomaston's office came down and en- Z gagged the Fleetwood party in an ex- citing game of ball. The Fleetwoods won the game by score of 8 to 0, the full nine innings being played. George Keith and Garter acted as battery for the winning team and Keith struck out 21 men and allowed only one hit.
 
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