The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.


 Miss Anna Elizabeth Groeschner and Harry Collins Ward were quietly mar ried yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Ern- est Groeschner in South NorWalk. MT. Ward is one of the most popular mem bers of the New Haven Grays. After a short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Ward will make their home in Univer- sity Place.
 Mrs. Charles c. Dram of Washington avenue. West Haven. has gone to Lyme, Conn. to spend a week with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Carlton Wiggins, who are located there at their summer homee.
 Miss Jessie Fraser of Blake street left Tuesday for Lyme. Conn.,, to join her parents. who moved there some time ago.
 Mrs. Betsey Hanson and son, who have been the guests of Mrs. Hanson's brother, August Dunnarson and family of Spring street, West Haven, have re- turned to their home in West Avon, Conn.
 Miss Ella Hannon of Court street and Miss Kittie Mccarthy of Second ave- nue, West Haven, who have been spending a week in West Orange, N. J., have returned home.
 Commencement exercises of St. Mary's parochial school will be held in tho basement chapel of St. Mary's R. c. church Thursday and Friday even ings, June 2S and 29.
 D TN Main street, are spending three weeks with relatives in Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. George Wirtz and family of Fountain street have taken up their home on Blake street in the old War ner place until recently occupied by Eugene Wolfe.
 Raymond Main, who has been spend- ing the past two weeks at his home on Main street, West Haven, on account of the illness among the students at Phil lips-Andover academy, returned Tues day to resume his studies.
 Miss Gertrude Sexton, daughter of the rector of St. James, Westville, is afflicted with the somewhat unusual trouble known as German measles
 MT and Mrs. Frank Beckwith of
 
 Frank Phillips of Hyde Park, Mass, are spending 8 week at Stony Brook, L. I. New Haven University Extension Center proposes to provide lectures and entertainments for the public without personal profit to any member or off, cer: Subscribers, A. Maxcy Hitler, Samuel R. Avis. Charles L. Baldwin, Frank H. Beebe, Antoinette A. Rogers, M. Rachel Webster, Willis K. Stetson, Jeanette E. Studley, Henry G. Newton, Sarah B. Newton, Herbert W. Snow.
 Miss Mildred Bissell of Main street, West Haven, left yesterday for two weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs. Frederic Palmer at her home in Strat- ford, Conn.
 The ninth annual picnic of the Vest vile grammar school will be held at Mansfield Grove Saturday, June 24. Hoyt's pavilion has been engaged for the occasion and dancing will be in- dulged in. All who have passed through the grammar grade are regarded as of the alumni and will be eligible to at tendance. The assessment will be made on those attending as in former years Captain Jim Hogan of Yale's football eleven last fall yesterday discussed re- ports about his plans for next fall One rurnor said that he would be football coach at the University of Pennsylva- nia going there with Mike Murphy Captain Hogan said: "The report is un. true that I am going to the University of Pennsylvania as football coach o1 that shall be coach anywhere. shal do no coaching as have laid plans fol work in the Columbia law school next fall which will not allow me time fol coaching
 The Bachelors club, of which Harold T.. Mix is president, and Ernest A Clapp secretary and treasurer, Jeff Saturday for their annual canoe trip They started from Albany and are now on their way down the Hudson. Theil plans also include a trip back into the mountains. The club carries supplies and camp paraphernalia, cooking being done by the club chef.
 Mrs. George Rose of First avenue West Haven, who has been i'll with ma laria, is slowing improving.
 A very quiet wedding of yesterday morning was that of Miss Elizabetf Mcclure and William Lucey, wbicf was so1emnized in St. Mary's church a Il o'clock by Rev. Father McGonigle The bride wore a champagne lansdownt trimmed with white lace and cham pagne hit trimmed with white Her sis ter, Miss Katherine Mcclure acted a. bridesmaid. Her gown was champagn, landsdowne with pink trimmings, ant her hat of pink and champagne. Tn, best man was Maurice Bohan.
 Miss Marie E. Moran and M. J. Ka vanaugh were married at St. Mary church at g o'clock yesterday morning Following the ceremony a reception wa held at 76 Carlisle street. Later il the afternoon the bride and groom lief for a short wedding trip. They will re side in this city.
 A son was born Sunday to MT. ant Mrs. Lester Ingham.
 Mrs. Charles B. Warner of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, entertain ed her sewing circle at her home las evening.
 Announcement of great interest tt their many friends is that of the en gagement of Miss Maud Spargo tt Joseph l.. Riggs of this city.
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey is the guest 0