The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
3TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVRN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City .-Interenting Social EHents HerS and
 

Elsewhere.
 The Misses Jeanette and Yetta Mor- ris of Chicago, who are in the east on an extended vacation, are now visiting at the home of their grandaunt, Mrs M. Jacobs of Day street.
 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Altman, of 936 State street, have gone to Portsmouth, 0, to spend three weeks vacation.
 A wedding of local interest occurred in st. Joseph's cathedral, Hartford, Tuesday morning at 1O:3O when Theo- bald M Connor, mayor of Northamp- ton, Mass, and Miss Ellen H. Duggan, daughter of Mrs. Ellen O'Flaherty of 75 Imlay street, Hartford, were married with a nuptial mass. The ceremony was performed by the Rt Rev. Bishop Tierney, who was attended by the Rev, John Kenney, and the Rev. F. H. Gall len. the present and former pastors of the bridegroom After a wedding trip to Europe MT. and Mrs. Connor will make their home in Northampton, where MT. Connor practices law.
 Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, who have spent week in Baltimore since their arrival from Europe, returned to New Haven Thursday, and are stop ping for short visit at Dr. Rockers former home on Orange street.
 H. o. Kennison of West Haven left yesterday for Asbury park to spend week with his son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Kennison.
 Professor A. w. Phillips is spending his vacation at the Bellevue house, h. tervale, N. H.
 Mir. Chas H. Nettleton, president of the New Haven Gas Light Co.,, has left for a two weeks vacation at his fishing camp in Canada. With MT. Nettleton went his wife, daughters and Miss Norcross, his niece.
 Mrs Hattie Platt, who has been the guest of Mrs Lucinda Sutton of West 1fayen, has returned to her home on Orange street.
 Miss Elthe1 Rogers of Barnett street. Westville, is visiting in New London. Mir. Bayard Barnes, who has been spending week at the Benedicts cot tage at Narragansett Pier, returned to town Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Houghlzirk of INV IdIlSy dVGlu0 dL5 Ili0 AAPPS paA SAttS of a baby boy born Thursday morning. Both mother and child are doing nice- fy.
 MT. and Mrs George Gould Miss Lena Mallory of Milford, MT. and Mrs. Frank Doherty, and Miss Lucy Mall lory of Milford have been camgping but all summer at Lake Cayuga near Ithaca Miss Lucy Mallory will re- main until her duties as soloist in the Beecher Memorial church in Brook lyn recall her to the city.
 Miss Genevieve Carney of Branford has returned from a vacation spent at Bantam Lake and New Britain.
 A fine musical programme was pre- sented at the fair in Milford Thursday evening by Mir. Murray and party of friends from Woodmont. The interest Vi the fair Is nightly increasing, and the attendance also. The young people enjoy the dancing, in spite of the heat. William A. Cunning of this city has accepted a position as night clerk in the accounting department at the Un- ion station In Hartford to fill the va cancy occasioned by the resignation, owing to the i'll health of David s. Hynes.
 Miss Agnes Wallace of Branford left yesterday for Stamford, where she will spend the remainder of the vacation season.
 Mitchell Stormont of West Haven has returned from weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. Field in New York
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Hemingway and family of Temple street are spend ing several weeks at the Crawford house In the White mountains
 Mrs Hogan and daughter Miss Mar garet Hogan, the well-known soprano, who have been spending 8 few weeks in Lakegille, Conn, have returned to their home on Hamilton street.
 Mrs Frances c. Hostin of New Ha- ven is a guest of her brother, Captain Harry Farnham, of Clinton. Mrs. Hos tin is on a return to her home from a visit to her brother, Jerome B. Farm ham, in New Bedford.
 Mrs D. A. Kinner and Miss Kinner, of West Haven, arrived home yester- day from three weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. George Kinner in Danbury. Miss E1izabethsBacon of Clinton ac- companied her sister, Mrs. J. H. Spen- cer, to the latters home in Toronto Canada, for visit.
 Miss Mabel Hermance of Main street, West Haven, has returned from a weeks visit in Hartford, which she spent with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Philo Lindsley, who were married in Stony Creek, Bran ford, Wednesday evening, have return ed from their wedding tour and are living with MT. Linsley's mother at Branford Point.
 Miss Katherine Nugent left yesterday for a few weeks vacation to be spent hn northern New York.
 Dr. Charles Somerset is at Lake George. He will return about Septem- ber 4.
 The Derellct cottage, Merwin's beach, Woodmont, was the scene of a bachelor supper Thursday evening. Besides singing by the entire party Messrs. Dow and Austin rendered several se- lections on the mandolin and guitar. Those present were Dr. Arthur F. Slat- CT, ,Dr. Walter T. Holmes, Dr. Edward F. Daly, John Like, Frederick Day ton, William Redfield Frank Ritcher, Dale Fitzgerald, Harry August and Charles Sheiffele, Edward c, Wander bilt, Archie Austin, Arthur and Will