The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here aud

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Grace M. Z. parsonage, 2SO Portsea
street.
Rev, and Mrs. Alexander Irvine will
spend most of the summer in the west,
going the middle of June to attend the
wedding of Miss. Mabel Hazen, Mrs.
Irvine's sister. Miss Hazen is quite
we'll known in New Haven, having
spent a year in the Yale Art school,
Mr. Irvine will lecture throughout the
west and north at the Chautauquas
and summer schools.
The members of the engine company
of West Haven held a most enjoyable
smoker at the quarters Thursday night
The entertainment was good, and when
interspensed with refreshments, served
to make the hours pass pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Nesbit of 1853
Crown street are domiciled for the sea-
son at their summer home, Glover Hill
farm, Woodbridge.
Miss Edith Brown, who has BEEN Ill
at her home on West Rock avenue,
Westville, with rheumatism, was out
Thursday for the first time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris F. Tyler have
leased their country house at Wood
bridge to Frederic P. Newton Of this
city.
Mr.. E. c. Beach Of Milford Thursday
attended the annual meeting of the
Connecticut State Medical association,
which was held in New Haven.
Electrician Russell Of the West IIa-
ven fire department has finally got
busy and returned the mechanism of
the alarm bell in the North End hose
house to its place in the box, and the
bell after being laid up for repairs
for over a month, Is again working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lendroth OF
Washington avenue are rejoicing over
the arrival Of twins, a boy and a girl,
who arrived early yesterday morning.
Mrs, Lendorth was formerly Miss
Provo. DR.. Francis Reilly is the att
tending physician.
A few from West Haven who at
tended the whist given by the D. A. r.
at Cornwall hall, Milford, Thursday
were: Mrs. Elmer E. Somers, Mrs,
Adrian G, Hoffman, Mrs George Som
ers, Mrs. H. F. Clark, Mrs. Clifford
Somers and Mrs. MacMahon.
Mrs. Charles S. Mellen and children
left Wednesday by special train for
their country place In stockbridse.
They will spend the entire summer
there
Thursday Mrs. HI, |. MatheWson left
Milford for washington, D. G., where
she meets Prof. Mathewson, who has
been in old Point Comfort, Va, attend
ing the annual nfeeting Of the supreme
council r., A.. and with whom she ex-
poets to return to Milford on Sunday
The people of Westville have been
complaining Of the water for the past
few days. The water has very pc
culiar taste Of fish which is very am
noying and is liable to cause sickness.
Invitations have been issued by the
class of 1906 of the Connecticut Train
ing school for nurses for the COM
mencement exercises to be held in Gift
ford chapel Tuesday evening May 20 at
8 o'clock. A reception Will follow from
to II o'clock, at the nurses home. The
graduates are Agnes Cecilia Mcguire,
Margaret Theresa Lowry Cora Mar
ion Teot, Annie Helen Morrissey, Ida
Jennette Downs, Esther Anna Cope,
Francis Jane Emrnerton ,Maude Fletch-
err May Augusta Porter, Elizabeth Nc
EVEN, Clarissa Matilda Benedict, Edith
Sophia Phelps, Flora Sidona Harlem
stein, Isabelle Mary Wilson, Margaret
Anne Mcmillan, Mary Constance Shea.
Word was received from ex-Sheriff
G. A. Tomlinson, who has been in the
Berkshires for a short time, shows
that he is improving in health all the
| time and thta he expects to return to
| Milford early next week.
Invitations for the dinner dance to be
given at the Hotel Pembroke, Wood
| mont, Decoration day, by Miss Joseph
Inc Reynolds, Miss Margaret Hogan
and circles for the benefit Of st. Mary 1
rectory fund, are being eagerly sought
| The occasion promises to be very sue
cessful and unusually enjoyable
| DIR. c. Purdy Lindsey and Charles
| e. Curtis returned yesterday morning
from fishing trip In Maine.
The senior class of the New Haven
high school will hold its promenade
and dance at Music hall on Friday eve.
ming, June /. This event is always the
| gala event of the senior year and the
| committee in charge is making every
| effort to make the dance a success
Music will be furnished by Dexheimer's
orchestra.
| A studio recital will be given in st
Mary's academy ON Orange street
Tuesday evening, May 20. A number
of voice pupils will appear on the pro
| gramme, which is being arranged by
Sister Theodosia,
A meeting was held Thursday even.
ing at the town hall, West Haven, by
the Veteran association and plans were
made for decorating the soldiers
graves on Decoration day, Wednesday
May 3d. Veterans of the civil war arv
| requested to attend the ceremonies OF
that day.
The date for the annual open-aii
| play given by the students of Rose
mary hall, Greenwich, has been set foI
Thursday evening, June A. Shakes
| peare's LAS You Like IT. will be give1
| this year, and among the principals O.
the cast will be Miss Dorothy Osborn
and Mis- Margaret Thompson of thit
city. The play has come to be one o