The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

S~~- S@--- daughter of Mrs. Margaret Rupp, and MT. William Henry Hayes of this city will take place at the home of the 5ride's mother, SS6 Crown street on Wednesday next. Mir. Joseph Rupp of St. Louis, Mo-, a relative, is here to attend the wedding.
 Charles W. Covert and family have closed their cottage at Sunset Beach and have returned to their home in Milford avenue.
 Mrs. Norman of New Haven and Miss Lee Allen of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. Sheldon J. Fox of Watertown.
 Miss Esther Ryan, who has been spending the summer in Morris and Boston, has returned and resumed her duties with the Edward Malley com Jpany.
 Captain Samuel A. Smoke, director of the Yale dining hall, said yesterday that the report of his having pneu- monia was not correct. What he dld have, and has recovered from, was an attack of intercostal neuralgia, induced by an attack of grip.
 Miss Carlin and Miss Catherine Car lin of Hartford, spent Sunday with Miss Josephine Maher of Sherman avenue. ..-
 Miss Bessie Hough of Il Henry street entertained few of her friends at her home Monday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Miriam Holbrook of Bridge port. Among those present were the Misses Annie Peck, Mollie Collum and Miriam Holbrook, and the Messrs. Mau- rice Dugann, Robert Stultz, p. P. Lyon and George Mckay. Miss Holbrook and MT. Mckay gave several vocal selec- tions, Miss Holbrook has a soprano voice of rare sweetness and is the so- Ioist in one of the leading churches in Stratford Mir. Mckay is the baritone of the First Methodist church in West Haven and has a rich voice which shows finetraining. Mr. Dugann also favored the company with several ne- | gro melodies in his inimitable manner. A buffet lunch was served and the 1 guests departed about midnight.
 Miss Alice Quinn of New Haven is spending the week with relatives in Naugatuck. The hurdy-gurdy dance which St. Johns Catholic club has announced for l Wednesday evening, october 4, in St. | John's hall, promises to be decided novelty and quite a good deal of curi' osity has been aroused by the name. The secret, however, will be preserved until the night of the dance.
 A farewell reception will be given to Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Monroe in the Y. M. l C. A. building this evening by members of the association. MT. and Mrs. Mon- roe have made many warm friends dur ing their stay here, and their going is much regretted by all. 1 Mrs Thomas Oliver, who has been spending the summer in Seattle, Wash, | has returned to her home. in Campbell avenue, West Haven. Francis and Rob- ert Oliver, who spent the summer, with their grandmother in Rochester IN. r., returned home with their mother.
 Mfr. and Mrs. John Lomas of West Haven have gone to Greenport, l.. l., where they will join MT. and Mrs. l., B. Crane and enjoy a weeks fishing cruise in Mr. Cranes fine yacht Most of the time will be spent in Peconic bay.
 Miss Margaret Cannon of the Gam ble-Desmond company is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
 John Doyle of 32 Baldwin street has entered on his studies In the military school at Hartford.
 Mrs. John s. Griffin of Olive street who lately returned from a summer ir Saratoga. N. Y, left on Monday fo1 another extended stay at the Spa.
 Mrs. o. F. Jewell, who has spent the summer in her country home in Goshen returned to this city Sunday night and has reopened the Emerson studio ir the Insurance building.
 MT. Harold D. Clark, of East Haven son of Rev. D. J. Clark is reported 8 trife better from an attack of typhoid fever with which he has been suffer ing for the past few weeks. Young MT Clark is pitcher on the Wesleyan base ball nine.
 Mrs. Louis Buckner of Baltimore who, with her son Julius, have been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Marks Jacobs of Day street, for the past three weeks, leaves for home this afternoon, stopping for few days in New York city.
 At the election of officers at the Stockbridge Golf club Tuesday, Colonel Rutherford Trowbridge of this city was made one of the directors. The other officers elected were: President, pr. Charles McBurney; vice president, Joseph H. Choate; secretary and treas urer, Robert c. Stetson: directors, R. Trowbridge, Dr. Henry c. Haven, John Caldwell, walter Nettleton, and Allen T. Treadway.
 Mrs S. L. Talcott of Beers street re- turned Monday from Sharon, Mass where she has been the guest of Mrs Billings.
 G. J. Fitzgerald of Westville k spending few days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierpont Fuller of Den. yer, Col, whose marriage was celebrat- ed in that city few weeks ago, ar- rived in this city Tuesday, and will spend a few weeks of their wedding trir with pr. Fuller, the groom's father, al Savin Rock.
 Eli Godfrey, night watchman at the Pond Lily dye works, leaves to-day fol Q weeks vacation.
 .' MT. and Mrs. Daniel B. Halpin have returned from their wedding trip anG