The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known fin This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Secretary Hewlett of the board of ed- ucation has received word from his son, George w. Hewlett, who is student at the United States naval academy at Annapolis, saying that he took part in the recent attack that was made on Baltimore in the army and navy man. oeuyres. Hewlett was on board the monitor Terror, which was disabled, and tells in his letter of the voyage in a very amusing way, saying that the boat steered up at full speed-"about three knots an hour.'
 The four-year-old son of Ferdinand Cantor of Ramsdell street has been seriously i'll with pneumonia. He has been under the care of Dr. Winne.
 During the reception at the art school Tuesday evening to Lord and Lady FL gar homage was also paid to Sir Ed ward as g musician. number of his smaller compositions being played by the orchestra during the reception One Of these, beautiful "Chanson d'Amour" was eneored four times. Lord Elgar plainly showed his pleasure at the guests appreciation of his mu- sic. It has been announced that Yale's commencement guests are to have the opportunity of hearing the composers wonderful military march "Pomp and Ceremony" at the time when Yale con- fers a degree upon him.
 Miss Julia Degnan and John Doyle were married in Scored Heart church yesterday Rev. Father McKeon per- formed the ceremony. The maid of honor. Miss Rose Hope, also wore white silk and white hat and car ried pink roses. The groom is well known as the manager of the Congress avenue store of the Union Supply com pany. A wedding breakfast for both families followed at the home of the bride on Arch street. MT. and Mrs. Doyle will live on Arch street.
 pr. Lewis Barnes and family of Ox- ford are on a western trip. ..- F,
 Miss Agnes M. Bone has returned to her home in this city after an absence of four months in. Brooklyn, N. Y, where she has been employed with the firm of Seaver Brothers, milliners. Miss McKean of Hartford will visit her for a few days
 The marriage of Miss Litta Farrel to Emerson P. Jerrolds took place at the home of the brides mother, Mrs, Will , liam Farrell in Cheshire June 14. Rev. H. H. Buck of St. Peters church per formed the ceremony. Upon their re- turn from their wedding trip they will reside in Mixville. .&&
 The seventh annual summer camp for boys at Tuxis Island, Madison, will open June 27. The following boys will enjoy the camp life: Sumner Bright, Harry Hotchkiss, Dewitt Duff, Dun can Duff, Horace Ayling, Edwin Mott, Carl Dusten, Oscar Bowrad, Kenneth Harly, Talcott B. Hull, Kenneth Bar low. F. l.. Watson, Paul A. Herrity. Milton Reinhart, Gerald Alling, Clifford Graves, Ernest Gum, Arthur Manville, 1 William H. Crawford, Charles Bur- well, Thomas H. Houde, and Philip Mack.
 A marriage of next week will be that of Miss Susan M. Kelly of 143 Henry street and George Herdling of Brook lyn, N. Y. The Sunshine society of St. Peters church, Milford, will hold an entertain ment and sale of fancy articles, dolls, etc. in the parish house Friday even- ing. June 30, at 8 o'clock and a Sat- urday matinee at 2:30 p. m. There will < be songs, recitations and a Maypole dance by the little ones, and one act playlet entitled "A Precious Pickle.'' The cast of characters are as follows: Miss Rebecca Peace, Agnes Goodhead; Mrs. Gabble, Beatrice Abbott; Jenny Frost, Claribel Husbands; Bessie Snow, Miss Askam; Sadie Bean, Florence Comstock: city girls on vacation in the country, Sissy Gabble, Lydia Good- head;' June, Miss Pease; colored help, Gladys Askam
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Saious will give the last of the series of vocal recitals preparatory to the opening of their summer term this evening, assisted by 1 their pupils; Frank Earnest, pianist; J George Kessell, violinist. Invitations may be had on application at the 1 studio. PA Orange street.
 
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