The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City ] -Interesting Social Events Here and 1 Elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burton, who 1 have been spending the summer with Mir. $. c. Stone, the father of Mrs. Bur ton, at his summer residence in Mad l ison. have returned. Among the many visitors to the Berkshires lately were Rev. Father W. J. Costello of Brooklyn and his mother, Mrs. P. J. Costello, and his sister, Miss Margaret Costello of New Haven, who registered at the Maplewood last week. MT. Jerome Donovan and wife, after sail up the Hudson to Albany went to Pittsfield last week, and later went on to Williamson and North Adams, where they will stop for short time.
 Miss Bertha E. Currul of Roxbury, Mass, is spending her vacation with Miss Elizabeth Warner of Beers street, this city.
 MT. and Mrs Henry L. Holaday, of 1S7Lloyd street, have issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Miss Viola May Holaday, and Mir. Harry Ed ward Benham, of this city, on Thurs day evening, September IA, at 7:S0 o'clock in the East Pearl Street M' E. church.
 Mss Holaday is well known in Fair Haven. MT. Benham was graduated from HiIlhouse in 1899 and from Yale with the class of 1902 S. At present he is with a manufacturing house in Union City as an expert chemist.
 Miss Maude Nett, the genial stenog- rapher at the New Haven hospital, is away on a two weeks vacation. She is to visit Asbury Park, Atlantic City, and the Catskills before returning to her home at SS Ashmun street, this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eacker, of Congress avenue, have gone to Saratoga, where they will spend the month of Septem- Der. They were accompanied by Mrs. Eacker'ss sister, Mrs, Eager. MT. and Mrs. J. E. Little of S4 Dayen- port avenue are visiting in New York city. ,ss ... -......s Miss P. M. Gilbert, the stenographer at Miner, Read and Garrette's, has re- turned from weeks visit to Sheffield, Mass, having had a very pleasant visit. Henry Norris of Ferry street has re- turned from Denver and the Pacific slope. MT. and Mrs. Paul Gebhard of Henry street went to Philadelphia yesterday where MT. Gebhard will attead the convention of the German Red Men, held there yesterday. They will start Thursday for Seattle, Wash, to attend the national convention of the Sons of Hermann. Announcement was made yesterday by James Gallagher of this city of the marriage of his daughter, Miss Mira Louise Gallagher, of New York, to H. H, sharpies, son of the late Hon. John \ Sllarples of Quebec. The wedding took place on August 30 at the parish church of St. Paschal the Rev. MT. Baudet officiating. Miss Gallagher has been one of New Haven's best musi- clans, and has been harpist in the New Haven Symphony orchestra for several years Since her removal to New York she has met with signal success both as harp soloist and a teacher of that instrument.
 Mrs. Mary Dunbar, wife of M. s. Dunbar, editor of the Real Estate and Court Record, of Washington, D. C., is visiting Mrs. James Leslie of Ffnnan Haddie cottage. Mrs. Dunbar has made many friends since her stay here by her charming manner and sunny dis position, and 1t is with regret that they will see her start for home.
 Miss Helga Anderson, assistant at the Branford postoft1ce, is enjoying a vacation of few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warner and baby, who have been spending a month at Cosey Beach, have returned to their home on Center street.
 William Eden of Eden avenue son of Chief of State Police Thomas Egan, will enter Yale Law school this coming session.
 Mrs. Fred. E. Whitaker, of POI Kim ber1y avenue has returned from Thompsonville, Sullivan county, N. Y., where she passed several wekes. Miss Marie Coe, Miss Pauline New ton and Miss Anna Read have returned to their homes in West Haven after a delightful vacation spent in Wood mont.
 Miss Edna Booth of 16 Dickerman street is visiting Mr. s. c. Stone at his summer residence in Madison.
 Miss E. Curley of Wooster place has returned home after a two weeks visit to her friends at Long Branch.
 Charles J. Rice, Esther A. Rice, D. J. Hurley and M E. Lynch are visiting at Asbury Park.