The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
aTE1fS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW. HAVEN PEOPLE.
And other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

-AnteEesuAB SoSAAA G'e1tS A-S~S ~ Elsewhere. Miss Eva Whetstin and Miss Flor ence B. Worth, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with friends in New Haven. Miss Eva Whetstin is cashier in Hoi- lands dry goods store, Bridgeport. pr. and Mrs. w. c. Wurtenberg have returned from their vacation spent in the Maine woods.
 William T. Marchant of Hartford and wife attended the annual meeting of the Connecticut Funeral Directors as- sociation, which was begun here yes terday. Mir. Marchant is an ex-presi- dent of the association, and one of the foremost funeral directors in Hartford. He is an eminent Knight Templar and Shriner, being an active officer in the Hartford temple. Mrs Elizabeth M. Jerome of Gilbert avenue with, her daughter, Miss Jennie I Gilbert, and son, Master Gilbert, have returned to town, having spent part of August at the Montowese, Indian Neck, and tla remainder of the season at Rock Top, York mountain, Conn. MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp will leave for the Waumbeck in the White moun- tainsNnext Friday. Their son, Walter Camp, jr,, who has been spending a month or six weeks at the Isle de FIambeau, Wis, has returned. Young Mir. Camp was the guest at the beau tiful summer camp of the Ferrys of Chicago. Mrs. Ferry was Miss Mans field, a daughter of Mrs. John ". Mansfield, of Crown street.
 MT. J. A. Rfda, senior member of theI Rida Sign Co, has returned from a three weeks vacation at Butler, New Jersey. Mr. Rida is much improved in health and is ready to devote his full energies to business.
 Mrs. Thomas Oliver of West Haven, who has been spending the summer at Seattle, Wash, returned to her home on Campbell avenue, Monday evening. Francis and Robert Oliver, who have spent the summer with their grand mother in Rochester, N. r., returned home with their mother.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lonlas of West Haven have gone to Greenport, L. l., where they will join MT. and Mrs. L. B. Crane and enjoy a weeks fishing cruise in MT. Cranes yacht. Most of the time will be spent in Peconic Bay. MT. John Conway and Miss Philo- nina Donovan, of 59 Daggett street, were united in marriage Monday morn. ing at 8 O clock at Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father McKeon officiating. Only the members of the family and few friends were present. The bride wore gown of white silk and carried bouquet of bride roses. Miss Donovan, was employed as saleslady in Howe & Stetson's stores, and was one of the most popular of employees. MT. and Mrs. Conway will reside in this city
 Frank W. Jerold, bookkeeper for the Henry Hooker company of New Ha- yen, is spending his annual vacation at Sis home in Montowese street, Bran lord. a.. ....:
 James R. Quinn of Branford attended lhe session of the Connecticut Funeral Directors association, held in New Ha- yer yesterday.
 Miss Jennie Hawley of New Milford ssnsaaA been spending a week with Miss E stNllie Snow in Orange. Saturday evening Miss Snow gave party in honor of her guest at the Orange town hall Mrs. Watson Woodruff and Mrs. Ecorbie assisted Miss Snow in receiv ing and entertaining. Williams of New Haven furnished the music for danc- ing Dainty refreshments were served during the evening. Those invited were the Misses Esther Andrew, Bessie Otis, Effie Nettleton, Minnie Scobie, Arley Newall, Matte Treat, Allie Grannis, Miss Swift of Derby, the Misses liar riett and Martha Blakeslee, Miss Har- riett Mallory, New Haven; Miss Miller, Milford; Messrs. Harold Blakeslee, Will liam Sargent, Elmer Judson, George HawEey, William Whitfield, New Ha- ven; Leslie Bailey, Milford; Irving and Ashley Andrew, Clyde Newell, Elbert Scobie, Clarence Smith, Orange; Fred. Downes, Henry Judson, Derby; Hattie Peek, and, Miss Dora Clark, Milford.
 Miss Esther Ryan, who has spent the summer in Morris and Boston, return ed this city early in the month and resumed her duties with the Edward MalIey company.
 Miss Jessie M. Connors of Orange street, and Mir. Frank L. Sherman of West Haven were united in marriage at the parsonage of the Westville Meth ! odist church Monday evening, Rev. O. w Snodgrass officiating.
 Miss Catherine Leahy of the Gamble Desmond company is spending a few weeks in Boston.
 A few very enjoyable hours were spent at the home of the Misses Laura and Belle Maguire of Mt. Carmel on Blriday evening last. Piano selections were given by Miss Josephine Dwyer and vocal solos by the Misses Mae Mo- Ian, Margaret Dwyer and the L. c, quartet, composed of J. Maroney, J. Holoran, M. Moran and E. Dwyer. A buffet lunch was served at late hour.
 Daisy Cliff farm in Morris, Connect icut, on the summit of Morris Hill has been much sought by New Haven people, all summer. MT. and Mrs. Frank