The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City .-Interesting Social Eventn Here and Elsewhere. w. A. Waterbury, of this city, former superintendent of the Shore Line divi- sion ofothe New Haven road. is visiting in New London. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., went to New York Wednesday to oficiate at the wedding of Miss Adelaide Douglas smyth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Doug las Smyth, and James Graham Par sons, both of New York. MT. Parsons was graduated from Yale in 1900, and several of his attendants were college classmates.
 MT. and Mrs. Roger B. Vosburgh, of West Haven, have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Ele- amor to Myron William Alling on Wer- nesday evening, October 25, at o'clock, at SIS Campbell avenue. At nome after November 15 at AIS North Main street, Norwich.
 Miss Belle GilGay, of Davenport ave nue, and Oscar Dennery, of New York, were united in marriage at St. Johns church Wednesday morning by Rev. Father Coyle. They will reside in New York.
 The Kalmathean club will meet this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. c. K. Bush, 191 Elm street, West Haven.
 Reuben Baker, of the George H. Bak- CT company, State street, has returned from a vacation trip.
 Word has been received here that Eric B. Linstrom, who is well known among the younger element of the city, and who is at present travelling for the Blickensderfer Manufacturing company of Stamford throughout the west, was married in St. Louis last week to Miss Della Taylor, well-known soprano of Buffalo. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Lee, of St. Johns M. E. church, St. Louis.
 An out-of-toWn church wedding of interest, which took place Wednesday evening, October 4, at o'clock, in the Presbyterian church of West Charlton, N Y, was that of Miss Anna R. Bun van, daughter of W. Rankin Bunyan, and Harry Bowers Dorman, formerly of this city.
 Mrs. William Gillespie, of Gill street, leaves the latter part of this week for a two-Weeks' visit with relatives in Boston. Mrs. H. S. Bunnell and Mrs. A. Per- ry, of Winsted, spent Wednesday with friends in this city, returning home yes t4rday. -<.-
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor, of George town, Conn, and Mrs. Arthur Todd, ot West Reading, Conn.,, spent Wednesday in this city.
 At the meeting of the supreme castle Knights of the Golden Eagle, held at Atlantic City Wednesday,, Eli Manches- ter, of this city, was elected supreme sir herald.
 Walter N. Boynton and wife, of Branford, are enjoying a driving. tour through the center and northern sec- tions of the state, and will visit rela' lives isf Coventry. .z. t.s
 Mrs. George S. Pond and Mrs. G. G Rice, of Branford, left yesterday for Ellington, where they will visit their sister, Mrs. Mackey.
 The Sigma Kappa society has an- nounced it's first dance of the season for Friday evening, October 27, at War ner hall. Ralph Benham is chairman of the committee.
 The Branford Congregational church choir held a rehearsal last evening, the night of rehearsal having been changed from Saturday.
 Jerome F. Parmelee and wife, oi Branford, are visiting friends in Dan- bury.
 William Ryder, who has been a guest of his son, Clarence H. Ryder, of Mon towese street. Branford, returned to his home in St. Johns, N. B., Wednesday MT. Ryder, jr. accompanied him as fal as Springfield.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Peckham, ot Lakeville, are visiting Mrs. L. Arnold of Bristol street, leaving for Hartford to-morrow to attend the reception o the Robert o. Tyler Women's Relic: corps. a.
 Rev. D. Brunstrom. of this city preached at the Swedish mission ir MiddletoWn Sunday.
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