The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING EETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And OtheE People Known fin ThIs City --Tnteresting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

And OtheE People Known &A ThIR City
 --Tnteresting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter had charge of the outing of the Mothers club of the Lowell house held at Double Beach Thursday. About 100 mothers and children were present and all greatly enjoyed the day. Mrs. Porter was assisted by several members of the club.
 Mrs. Jennie L. Smith of Clark avenue, Short Beach, has invited few friends quite informally to meet Mrs. Edwin Hall of Wallingford at a reception this afternoon from 4 until o'clock.
 Miss Norma Cobb of Woodmont is spending week with Miss Helen But terfeId of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Stephen Bueler of Whalley avenue, Westville, left Thursday for New York where he will spend a few weeks with friends.
 Miss Susan Whiting of Whitney ave nue is spending the summer at Lake George. N. Y. She is stopping at the Sagamore.
 At Mrs. Edgar H. Alvord's house in Morris a large party of New Haven people are stopping, among them Mrs. Henry Salztnan and children, Mrs. Jo- seph Adler and children. Mrs. William Richie and daughter, Thomas Hench- man and William A. Began
 Mrs. James Macleod and daughter, Jeanette Moves Macleod of West Ha- ven, left Thursday for Staten Island to be gone for the rest of the summer. On treir return they will stop in New York and from there go to Hartford, where Mrs. Macleod will visit her brother, Harry Moves.
 Mrs. Susan V. Hotchkiss of Chapel street has returned from a short stay at Watch Hill, R. T.
 George Wilson of Washington Hill is spending few days with friends in this city.
 Rev. George F. Genung, D. D., for mer president of the Richmond Teolog- ical seminary, is spending a few days with the family of F. H. Cogswell at their cottage in Woodbridge On Sum- day Mir. Genung will occupy the pulpit of Rev. Mr. Persons, who is to preach at Dwight Place church.
 Announcement was made Wednesday of the marriage of Miss Lillian Bris- tol, daughter of Mrs. Frank Bristol of Plainville, to Ray Morley, formerly of Southington, but now of Westfield, Mass. The marriage took place at Westfield on April 16 and has been kept a secret.
 Mrs. J. c. Coe has been entertaining her sisters at her home on Elm street, West Haven. Thursday the following ladies enjoyed shore dinner at Savin Rock: Mrs. Grace Coe Abbott of Mid debury, Mrs. B. T. Coe Abbott of Cali fornia, Mrs. J. A. Coe of Brooklyn, Mrs. B. L. Coe' of Waterbury, Mrs. c. H. Coe of Derby, Mrs. J. c. Coe of West Haven, Mrs. A. H, Blaokman of strat- ford.
 Mrs. J. Saunders of Woodawn, N. r., Is spending a few days with Mrs. R. G. Thomas of Woodbridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Meigs, who for 1nerly resided in Campbell avenue, West Haven, but who now live in southern California, are visiting friends in Branford, Conn.
 This afternoon in West Rock park the Alpines of Westville will play the strong Hustler baseball team of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Elliott Clark and Miss Lucia Clark, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Ulysses s. Clark of Richard Place, West Haven, have re- turned to their home in Pittstield Mass.
 A. J. Maltby of this city visited Barkhamsted early in the week with the view to remodeiing his house there for a summer residence.
 The annual bazar of the St. Lawrence church of West Haven will open in Maple palace tonight and continue for one week, Rev Father Curtin, pastor of the church. has already received many assurances of the success of the fair, chief among whih is the contest now on among the several companies in the West Haven fire department for a handsome Elfrida clock. The clock will be awarded the most popular company as shown by the total votes each re- cetves, and all are hustling to get it,
 The marriage announcement Thurs day of Miss Harriet Bristol and Rev hold W. Wilson came as a great sur prise to. tteir relatives and friends. The