The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City -InterestIns Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Arthur s. Butler and his daughter Bernice, who have been visiting rela- lives and friends in this city and New York for the past few weeks, will leave for their home in Pecatonica, H., on Thursday or Friday.
 Hawley ". Lincoln and Harry Thompson of the Winchester Repeating Arms company have returned from an extended vacation trip to Vermont The marriage of Miss Grace Stoddard, daughter of Judge Henry Stoddard, to MT. Austin Ray of Boston will take place Wednesday, June IA. ---+ Alexander Mcdonald will leave town next week for Prince Edward Island, his former home, where he will spend the summer. .-se Miss Marian P. Whitney, who re- gently resigned her position as instruct or of French and German in the High school, has received formal notification from the faculty of Vassar Miss Whit ney leaves for her new school duties in the autumn. Her resignation from the High school is felt by teachers and scholars to be great loss to the school, where for several years she has done such splendid work. @=z.z4@ The marriage of Miss Esther Gold baum and MT. B. Goldberg will take place at the home of the bride on Howe street, Monday, June 26.
 Mrs. Charles P. Luckey of Pough- keepsie, N. Y, is visiting her son, Rev. F. R. Luckey at his home, 5S4 Orange street.
 The young society set will give a sub scription dance at the New Haven Country club this evening. Miss Dor othy Wright is in charge
 Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers of this city will deliver an address in Meri- den on May 25, at the third annual meeting of the Womans Home Mis- sionauy society of the New Haven so- ciety upon the subject, ''The Call to Home Missionary Work"
 The marriage of Mr. Alber H. Wulle and Miss Catherine Halpin will take place Wednesday, evening, June z, at s o'clock in Germania hall.
 The cottage arrivals at Cosey Beach include the Bevins family of Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Lockwood of West Haven and MT. James Heaton of North Ha- ven.
 The class of 1905, New Haven High school will give it's dance in Music hall on May 26. The committee is compos- ed of Edward Mann, president of the class; Edward Mcclure and the Misses Helen Beach and Bessie McAfee.
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 MT. w. A. Rice of Trumbull street left yesterday morning for a visit with his mother Mrs. Rice, of St. Paul, Minn.
 MT. Wells Warren Wilson of 2SO Port sea street is visiting in Danbury, Conn. his former home, and will take part in the field day exercises of Company C., c. N. G., of which he is a mem Der.
 Mrs. Henry Kleck and baby of New York are the guests of MT. A. j. Graf at his home on Alden avenue, Westville.
 Mrs. Alonzo Rice of Denver, Col, who was formerly Miss Sarah F. Beecher, < arrived in this city Friday and will spend a few days with her old friends and her brother, F. c. Beecher, of 6SS Orange street, after which she will return to Colorado.
 Miss Carrie Roth of Camden, N. J., who has been visiting with pr. and Mrs. W. H. Grove of 1O6 Whalley ave nue for the past three weeks, will re- turn home tomorrow. Mrs. Grove gave musical and whist on last Thursday evening, June 22
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Oratorio society is scheduled for this evening in the College Street hall. Officers will be elected and reports pre- scented.