The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Frederick Foster and Mrs. Foster of Tucson, Ariz., arrived at short Beach where they will remain for the summer, They may locate here again.
 Mrs. William B. Tyler of Morristown, N. J., has been the guest of her aunt, Mrsr. Samuel l.. Penfield of Edwards street.
 Colonel John G. Healy of this city will leave here to-day as a delegate from Fraternity council, No. 19, to the an- nuaI convention of the National Provi- dent union, to be held at Gettysburg beginning this evening. He will be gone until Friday.
 Miss Leila Earle of Cottage street left this week Wednesday for Portland, Ore, where she will sepnd the summer.
 Miss May Jones and the pupils in her room at Canoe Brook school, Branford, enjoyed a picnic Saturday at Double Beach and passed a most enjoyable day with games of various kinds. A basket lunch was also feature of the day.
 New Haven postoffice clerks have or ganized Postoffice Clerks Mutual Benefit association and the following officers elected to serve for the coming year: President, W. H. Moakley; vice president, J. c. Madden; secretary, A. D. Culver: treasurer, B. E. Farrell; board of trustees, W. G. Doolittle, F. T. Wade, J. A. Mclaughlin, P. J. Brady and w. F. MeManus. The organization starts with membership of about fifty.
 Mrs. Bailey and Miss Anna Bailey Of Wall street left Thursday for Washing ton, this state, where they will spend the summer. .,-t
 Mrs. Frank Bush of Campbell avenue will be the hostess this afternoon for the Monday Afternoon Whist club.
 Only about one hundred guests have been bidden to the wedding of Miss Grace Stoddard, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Henry Stoddard of Bishop street. to Ossin Ray of Boston, which will take place at the family home on Wednes- day, June If. It will be a noon wed- ding, and only the intimate family friends and relatives of the bride and bridegroom have been included among the invited guests, It will be gar den wedding, a large canopy will be spread on the lawn and the wedding breakfast will be served there.
 Prof. George M. Stratton of the Johns Hopkins university and his family have arrived at Killams Point for the sea- son. .....
 Mrs Roy Leon Marston was the host ess on Wednesday for a very delightful dainty luncheon given in honor of Mrs. Walter Duran. The table was attrac- lively decorated with sweet peas of white and pink, and each of the guests received a dainty bunch of flowers. Al very elaborate menu was served to the six guests who included beside the hostess and Mrs. Duran, Miss Olive Damn, Miss Helen Benedict, Miss Mill dred Wilson, and Miss Barnum.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Duran are the guests of Mrs. Duran's father, A. H. Kimberly of Whitney avenue, and they have been entertained quite extensive ly at the Country club and elsewhere during the last few days.
 Harry Gill, resident of this country for thirty-six years, left Southington Saturday for England, where he will remain about two months. The great CT part of his residence in this country has been spent in Southington, his ad- vent there being as a knife-maker at the opening of the Southington Cutlery company
 Mrs Phelps Montgomery will give a very handsome luncheon at the Coun- @ try club to-day for the bride-to-b be, Miss Grace Stoddard. About ten friends of Miss Stoddard have been invited.
 The summer schedule among the let ter carriers at the New Haven postof- ' flee went into effect June 1. MT James, substitute for the summer months, has again resumed his place. MT. Hermance has been assigned MT. Weidig's route, and MT. Weidig takes MT. Hermance's place.
 Mrs James Hemingway and children of Temple street are visiting Mrs Hem ingWay's mother, Mrs. Ludington in Baltimore. -h
 The summer Saturday half holiday closing at 1 p. m. was instituted in the general office building of the Consoli- dated road for the season Saturday by President Mellen. This is to take ef- feet in the various departments at the discretion of the officials in charge of tlsem.
 The Rev. James DeWolf Perry, jr., of St. PauPs P. s. church, has been enter taining his sister, Mrs. Russell $. Hub bard of Philadelphia.
 Rev. T. c. Mckay, late pastor of Taylor Congregational church, but since January1 acting as pulpit supply only, is expecting to retire about the middle of June after which the committee will arrange for pulpit supply during the summer months.
 Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Rollin s. Woodruff have opened their sum- mer home in Guilford, where they will remain until late in the fall.
 Branford is to lose two of her best grade teachers with the close of the school year, Miss Maud I. Johnson of grave VII, Center school, has accepted a better position at Windsor Locks, where she will teach the TX grade. Miss Amy Gaines of room Canoe Brook school resigned because she expects to enter Columbia university in the au- tumn for a course of higher study.
 Mrs. William Lounsbury of the Owe nego house, Indian Neck, will entertain the ladies circle of the Baptist church and Mason Rogers W. R. c. tomorrow afternoon, June 6. J. T. Slineys barge,