The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
-ETEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City -Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

--Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Miss Jeannette Trudeau of Philadel- phia and Miss Ann Tunstan of Boston, who have been demonstrating the Red Seal Lye at the Food and Industrial exposition at the State ArmOry, left last night for a long western trip. They have made many friends while they were on their short stay here Both are handsome young ladies and were wished all kinds of success on their Journey.
 J. D. Ashbee of East Haven sailed Saturday on the Philadelphia for trip abroad
 The wedding yesterday morning of Miss Anita shanley to William J. Mino- que was the first to be celebrated in the new St. Joseph's church. A very large number of persons attended the nuptials and the bride made most at- tractive figure. Mrs. Minogue before her marriage resided at S4 Edwards street, and was in the office of Strouse, Adler company. The bridegroom is an employe of the Marlin Firearms com pany The happy pair left after the ceremony for a wedding trip.
 General Manager Higgins of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road has gone on a trip with his fami- ly to Chicago in Vice President Todd's private car.
 Mrs. Wallace Holt, Miss Queen Mc- Kendrick and Frederick Holt of West Haven are enjoying a trip to Washing ton, D. c.
 St. Mary's church, Branford is now ready for the plasterers who will begin their work to-day. Several of the car- penters will be transferred to contract in New Britain during the plastering.
 Secretary Stokes of Yale, who is in New York preparing for his trip abroad is expected in this city Friday of this week. He soon after that starts on his transatlantic voyage.
 Miss Ima Schneider of this city was a Sunday visitor in Branford.
 D. M. Warner of West Haven sailed few days ago on the steamer Concho for San Francisco by way of Galveston. Donations of useful and fancy arti- cles, home made bread, cakes, candy and jelly, are solicited for the nurses sale
 
 i and 2. The proceeds of the sale, as has been stated before, go to establish A fund for sick nurses. The donations may be sent to Harmonic hall or to M. IL Burwell, 122 Dwight street. The sur gical booth of the sale promises to be great success. Miss Stowe, who has charge of this booth, will offer a full line of supplies, where the busy surgeon may find everything needed for his line of work. There will be surgeons aprons, surgical towels, dressings of all kinds, etc There is little that the surgeon needs which will not be found at this booth.
 Roy M. Andrews of East Arlington, Vt, Is with his aunt, Mrs L. c. Beech CT, in Woodbridge, and has entered the senior class of Hopkins Grammar school in this city to prepare for Yale. Dr. William Eliot Griffis will ad- dress the New Haven Congregational club at the meeting to be held in Pill grim church this evening. He will speak of conditions in Japan to-day, and as. Dr. Griffis spent many years in that country and has studied it's people he is an authority upon the Japanese.
 John U. V.8O'Connell has resigned his position with the Sargent company and accepted one with M. I. F. company. Miss Mary Ferguson, who has been the guest of her brother, David Feigl. son of Cottage street for some time, sails for her home in Glasgow on the Celtic late this week. Miss Ferguson has been travelling and visiting in this country for the past six months and has made a large circle of friends here, who greatly regretted that her visit IS over.
 MT. and Mrs, F, w. Schneider of AZ William street announce the engage nent of their daughter, Miss R. lima Schneider, to R. Lee Edgerton, also of this city Miss Schneider is a member of St. Pauls church choir and has soprano voice of much promise.
 Work has been started on the erec- tion of large barn and storage build ing on Campbell avenue, West Haven, for tn Spring Lake Ice company. The building will be of wood 35x100 feet, two stories high. Several large sheds will also be erected. John W Warner will do the carpenter work and this company will look after the other con- tracts.
 
 Saturday to Brooklyn where they at tended the wedding of their cousin, Miss Elizabeth Parks, after which they will enjoy the pleasure of the metropo- lis, returning home next Wednesday, William Bowman of Fitch street Westville, returned day before yester- day from Ashley Falls, Mass, where he had been spending several weeks on "a hunting and fishing trip. He was very successful, bringing home large amount of game
 Mr. and Mrs J. A. Kanun of Michi- gan are visiting their sister, Miss D. H. Davis of Third avenue, West Haven.
 Raymond Obersted of 241 Winchester avenue, who has been confined to his home by illness, is again able to be about.
 The Alpine Football team played it's first game Saturday in West Rock park defeating the West Haven team by a score of ii to O. Although the home team averaged about fifteen pounds lighter, they outplayed their opponents lin every respect The feature of the game were the defensive work and