The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITElTs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

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 Miss Annie McKeon of the Gamble Desmond company has been confined to her home by illness for several weeks. She is suffering with paralysis of the motor nerve.
 4 home wedding last evening was that of Miss Anna wessbecker, daugh- ter of Bernard Wesshecker. the well Imown tailor and William H. Hegel. The ceremony was performed at the lome of the bride, 27 Prince street, In the presence of relatives and close friends. Mir. Hegel is the widely known piceolo player, and is associated with his father in the Hegel Furniture com pany of Church street. Miss Wessbeck- CT has been bookkeeper for this firm. After a short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Hegel will reside in this city.
 The wedding of Miss Mildred Moore, the handsome young daughter of Mrs. Henry A. Barclay of New York, to s. Oakley VanderpooI, jr., Yale 1903, son of Dr. s. oakley Vanderpool, took place at the picturesque St. Andrews Dune church of Southampton, L. T., at 12:SO o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Michael O'Keefe and son, Ar thur O'Keefe of Clay street, are spend ing few days in Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard H. DonnelIy have returned from their wedding trip and are now living on Avon street.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson B. Kemper of Milwaukee have announced the engage ment of Mrs. Kemper's sister, Miss Katherine Greer, a leading society young woman of Milwaukee, to Charles Gordon Bill of Pennington, Conn. MT. Bill is well known in New Haven.
 Mrs. Samuel Lindblad entertained former associates in the office of the Sargent company Thursday night at a farewell party. She left Saturday for her new home in New York city.
 Miss Dora Flanagan of AS Bishop street is convalescing from a recent attack of grip and malarial fever.
 Miss Katherine Leonard has return ed from q pleasant vacation spent in New York city.
 In Hartford on Saturday the annual meeting of the Society of Mayflower Descendants of Connecticut, was held, and was we'll attended. The affairs of the society were shown to be in four ishing condition by the reports subnit4 ted by it's secretary, historian and treasurer. The date, September IS, chosen for the meeting, was the anni- versary of the sailing of the Pilgrim Fathers, fact which made the annual gathering doubly interesting.
 Miss Esther Goldreyer of New York is visiting friends in this city, Miss Goldreyer is a popular young lady and has a host of friends here who wish her spcaess iii her medical studies. She en- ters the medical school at it's opening this fall *<
 T. E. stoddard, who has spent part of the summer in Summit, N. J., is now visiting in New York city.
 John c. Parker, secretary of the N. A Y., N H. and H. R. R. Co.,, and fani- ly, who have passed the summer at Madison have returned to. their resi- denee. 36 Trumbull street
 Arthur Odenkirchen of Garden street has returned from a two weeks vaca- ton spent at Bantam lake.
 
 nual outing and fishing party of the Owen Brothers association, the party going out in the steamer Cynthia and sailing down toward Branford, where fine fishing was enjoyed. The outing was in charge of Patrick J. and Thom- as J Owens. Prizes were awarded to P J. Owens for catching the first fish; William Dugan for catching the larg- est number, and H. E. Thompson for taking the heaviest. The total number caught amounted to 1S7, all blues
 Thomas Burke of this city is visiting relatives in Meriden.
 John Murphy of Lester street, West Haven, who was very badly injured in railroad accident in Ohio, about six weeks ago, was brought home Sunday He is getting along as well as can be expected.
 F. H. Cogswell of % Norton street has returned from Woodbridge.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Loveland have closed their cottage on Summer Island and returned to their home on Poplar street.
 The Mayf1ower Sunshine whist tc goven by Mrs. Cox of Sherman avenue SIU-IuOIIOW dLISL1tUOII LO DS very successful. All ladies who desire to play will please notify Mrs. Cox by telephone before Wednesday.
 Captain W. B. Spencer of the Spring. field Guards has recruited another member without the knowledge of the company A bouncing boy arrived ir his family yesterday The captain is receiving congratulations. Mother anG boy are doing well. The boy weighs twelve pounds.
 D. A. Briggs has arrived home from stay in Bethlehem, N. H., in the White mountains.
 The engagement of Frederick W Butcher of Fourth avenue, West Ha. ven, to Miss Gussie Shepard of Wash lngton acenue has been announced The wedding will take place at the home of the bride on October 16.
 Miss Minnie Orr, who has beer spending the summer as the guest O Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lomas, a Washington, D. C., has returned to he home.
 Misses Alice and Katherine Toole Misses Katherine, Eleanor and Mar! Col1ane spent Sunday in Waterbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Ducharme O