The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEF HAVEN PEOPLE.

Sir Edward and Lady Elgar of Eng land, who are the guests of Professor $. s. Sanford for a few weeks, have been spending very quiet days since their arrival. This evening the list of formal functions planned in their hon or will begin with dinner at Profess or sanford's residence. Tomorrow evening the large reception in the art school will take place. On Wednesday evening Mrs. H. Grant Thompson of Whitney avenue will give 8 dinner for them, and on Friday evening Professor Sanford will give another large dinner.
 MT. and Miss Hervey of Chicago will spend the Fourth of July with Mrs. Logic Of Bishop street.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. Merriam Steele of Church street are in Maine for a few months. having left for there the past week. ...
 Mrs. Menzies and daughter came from. Aberfeldy, Scotland, two weeks ago, and are visiting Mrs. Menzie's nephew. Charles Menzies of 20 Bishop street.
 Mrs. Carl B. Ely, of Harrisburg, Pa., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Garrison in Hillhouse avenue. s4
 Mrs. Thomas Wallace of Prospect street and Mrs. George H. Ford of TrumbulI street will spend the summer together in Switzerland. They sailed early this week and after several weeks of travel and rest on the continent, Mrs. Wallace will return to this city, while Mrs. Ford goes to Italy to visit her family friends there. Mrs. Wallace ex-. in September. ., ..s.-. .-..ss...s
 Miss Annabelle Logic of Bishop street will spend the High school vacation months in Canada.
 Dr. Raynnam Townshend of New York spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Charles H. Townshend. Dr. Town shend was recently graduated with honors from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
 The junior class of the New Haven High school held a reception and a very successful sale of fancy articles, ice cream, postal cards, pictures, etc., on Friday afternoon. There was a large and fashionable attendance of the friends of the pupils, and the sale net ted the sum of SIP. @ s55.@.
 Dr. Berthold Tiesing of Columbus, Nebraska, was expected to arrive in. the city last evening to visit his moth- CT, Mrs. Franklin Tiesing of 35 Bishop street. He, with a friend one Of the. leading druggists of Columbus, will sail on June 29 for Italy, where they will spend some time and Dr. Tiesing will then go to Jena, Germany, to attend the reunion of his college class, which occurs every tenth year. ...
 Miss Sarah Scovill Whittlesey, who is ito be married on Thursday evening to Dr. Percy Talbot Walden. of the uni-. versity, will have a charming house wedding. The Prospect hill residence will be done in pink and green, and quantities of the lovely Towering lau- rel and pink peonies will be used. It will be a small wedding. The ceremony which takes place at 4:30 o'clock, will be performed by Dr. Newman Smyth. The only attendants will be Miss Eliza ! beth Whittlesey. 3 sister of the bride, and MT. Howard Walden, a brother of the groom. s53
 Mrs. Celestia Miller of 127 Nicoll < street is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred erick Robbins of Zion Hill, Hartford, formerly of this city.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert c. Warren, with their daughter, Miss Anita War; rer, have returned from a delightful three months abroad, and are now at their home on Whitney avenue. All are in excellent health. .. >E
 Mrs. Marie Baldwin of Hotchkiss { street returns this week from a pleas ant stay at shutesbury, Mass. s&E.
 D. c. Beardsley and family, of this city have gone to Flmwood, Stratford, for the summer. % N3
 Miss Georgte Troop went to New York yesterday with friends and at tended the Yale-P Princeton game.
 Cards have been received in this city for the wedding of Miss Constance Me- Murtry of Toronto, and the Rev. Ed, win Futile Lewis, Yale '99, of Dayton, O., which will take place at the home < of the bride on Tuesday, June 27. MT. and Mrs. Lewis will sail on the follow ing Saturday for Europe, where they will spend the summer MT. Lewis is q nephew of William F.. Futile of Elm street. v
 MT. T. "A. Bassett and family of Law. renee street, have gone to their cot tage at Woodmont for the summer.
 President and Mrs. A. T. Hadley, Professor and Mrs. Lyon Phelps, MT. and Mrs. w. W. Farnam, Miss May Mansfield, Miss Margaret Whitney and Professor Harry%C. Emery attended the wedding on Saturday at Sparkhill-on- # the Hudson of Miss Elizabeth Burd Thompson and Professor Edward Bliss Reed of Yale. The wedding ceremony was performed on the lawn of the Thompson estate and was witnessed by q large number of fashionable people from New York, Pittsburg, Philadel- pnia, Holyoke and New Haven. Among tIs guests were Mrs. William Thaw and Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie, mother and sister of the Countess of Yarmouth. The bride is the grand daughter of Mrs. Thaw. Miss Thomp- son was a briden1aid at the wedding of the Countess of Yarmouth.
 Professor Mark Bailey and Miss Gen evieve D. Bailey will spend the sum- nler in Stamford, N. Y., as has been