The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITElTS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

2 Prof. and Mrs. William Haesche have rented Mrs. Kennedy's cottage on Gov ernor's island and will go there to- morrow sor the summer. They will have for neighbors the private secre- tary of Congressman N. D. Sperry, MT. WalImo, and his wife, nee Miss Bessie Case. who have taken cottage on Lit tie Governors Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis FeIsburg have taken rooms in a cottage at savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Cass and little son went to their cottage in Oriental Park last Thursday. Mrs. Cass' moth- CT, Mrs. Samuel Mower, is staying with her.
 Charles F1eischner, the druggist, and his family moved into their cottage at Savin Rock Monday. President John T. Manson of the Yale National bank took a trip in his fine new locomobile to Points in Massachu- setts yesterday. The automobile was built at the Bridgeport locomobile works and is very speedy.
 Herbert H. Tomlinson of Woodbridge has been the guest of his brother, r. E. Tomlinson of Fountain place, Bethel. He was accompanied by his little son.
 Frederick Kline of Bishop street spent yesterday with his brother, a manufacturer in Thompsonville.
 Miss Birdie Miller of 127 Nicoll street has gone to New York city for a visit with relatives, MT. and Mrs. Moore. MT. Moore is a young mining expert, who has already won a fortune as an inventor
 Invitations have been issued in this city to the marriage of Miss Rose Anna Kearney and Thomas James Harrigan, performed in St. Joseph's church ono both of Meriden. The ceremony will be performed in St. Joseph's church on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Kearney was formerly a teacher in the Shelton avenue school in this city, and is very well known here.
 At St. PauIs parish house Monday evening the annual reception of the Daughters of the King of St. Paul's church was held. The committee in charge, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Gebner, Mrs. R. F. Sisk Mrs. W. H. Lewis, Miss Lena Lewis. Mrs. John Hut, Mrs. Rich and Mrs. S. Rich served splen- did supper. The guests of honor were Rev. J. DeWolf Perry, jr., and his sis ter, Mrs. R. s. Hubbard of Philadelphia, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bell and little Miss Bell, and Rev. and Mrs. Franklin Knight, After the supper MT. Perry made a very chaming little speech, in which he expressed his great pleasure at being present at the reception of such splendid society and heartily congratulated the members upon the great work done throughout the par ish. MT. Perry also alluded to the fact that the day was also the third anni- versary of the founding of Forbes chapel and greatly surprised the rector, MT. Knight, by presenting him, on be- hals of the Daughters, with a gift for the pulpit of the chapel. MT. Knights reply was heartfelt and gave much pleasure to the givers. MT. Bell, MT. Blogg and MT. Huff also made excellent speeches. ': ,.s
 Mrs T. F. Callahan is visiting her daughter in New York.
 Raymond Main, a student at Phillips Andover, is spending @ few days at his home in this city.
 Phelps Montgomery and a party of friends who are on fishing trip in Kiskisink, Canada, will return to-mor- row. MT. Montgomery writes that last week lively snow storm occurred, and ice formed one-half inch thick
 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meigs and son
 
 ents in Clinton returned Saturday.
 The last meeting of the Duplicate Whist club was held Monday afternoon at the summer home of Mrs. George Bunnell at Woodmont. The substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. James H. Reynolds and Mrs. F. R. Lewis. The other players were Mrs. James How arth, Mrs. George E. Bailey, Mrs. Charles Graham. Mrs. D. A. Kinner, and Mrs. Louise Russell.
 MT. and Mrs Lewis and Dr. Lewis of West Haven moved this week from Main street, corner of Union avenue, to Center street, in the house recently va cated by D. A. Kinner and family.
 The County home children enjoyed a very pleasant outing on Thursday to Mill Rock under the direction of their teachers, the Misses Mager and Rams dall. Light refreshments were served in the woods, after which the party started for home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Barnett took an auto- mobile trip to Glastonbury yesterday where they were the guests of Dr. Bar nett's brother.
 A meeting of the Christ church par ish, West Haven, will be held on Mon- day night to receive 6 report of the X building committee on the new church and to devote means to secure the bal ance of $5,000 which is still needed.
 Bishop Brewster will be present Thursday evening to confirm the class at the Episcopal church in West Ha- ven. A special service will be held this evening in preparation for the confir- nation exercises.
 At a recent meeting of the West Ha- ven high school alumni several plans were talked of which will be the work of the new officers to successfully carry out in the fall. The annual dues are now due, and the treasurer, Miss Mack rille, is ready to receive them.
 The Brewster branch of the Interna-