The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Hero and Elsewhere. MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Pardee are spending several months at the Norfolk Inn, Norfolk.
 Christian Star lodge No. 14S4, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, incorpor- ated, of New Haven, has filed articles of association with the state secretary. The subscribers are William H. Lynn, James w. Pugh and l. Napoleon Por- ter.
 Miss Alice E. Childs, of East Hart ford, and Charles Podall, of New Ha- ven, were married Wednesday by Rev. H. H. Kelsey, pastor of the Fourth Congregational church, Hartford. They went on their wedding trip to New York.
 Supreme Knight D. L. Hearn, of this city, gave an address at the meeting of Fopest City council, K. of C., Middle town, Wednesday night. It is probable that a council of the K. of c. will be organized in East Hampton within a week or two and that before fall a council will be instituted in the towns of Chester, Deep River and Essex. If these two new councils are established there will then be five councils in the county.
 George w. Rourke, a lawyer of Hart ford, will leave Monday to live in Seat tie, Wash, as attorney for the Aetna Life Insurance company, having charge of it's legal business in that field. MT. l2ourke was graduated from the Yale Law school in the class of 1900, and has pTacticed law in Hartford for the past ttree years.
 lieutenant George c. Round, of Man assas, Va. who was soldier in the First Connecticut Heavy artillery dur ing the war; attended the reunion at Savin Rock on Wednesday. He will attend the Wesleyan commencement before his return home. During the war he belonged to the company which handled the old mortar now on the cap- itol grounds at Hartford
 Since joining New Haven Frank Fitz- patrick has batted for 1865, giving him an average of .275 for the season.
 Harry Jope has caught every game but one in which New Haven has play ed this season and has lost twelve pounds from his exertion. Kritchel is catching regularly for Hartford now, and Is gaining in weight from his exer- tion.
 Mrs. G. A. R. Hamre and Miss Carrie Blackstone, of Branford, are in Brook lyn attending the commencement of Pratt Institute. Miss Maida Hamre is a member of the graduating class of the dressmaking department.
 Miss Clara Hitchcock Seymour, who is to be married to George Clare St. John this afternoon, will have small but extremely pretty wedding. The ceremony is to be performed by ex- President Dwight at S:3O, at the Sey- mour residence on Hillhouse avenue, in the presence of small number of rela- tives and intimate friends of the fani- lies Miss Seymour will attend her sis ter. and the best man will be Lyman Beecher Stowe, of New York.
 The fire police of South Norwalk are to send delegation of about twenty five to the State Firemens convention in this city, July 19, to take part in the parade.
 MT. and Mrs. Hans Hande, of Vest vile, have gone to Hawleyville to at- tend the camp meeting.
 H. Stuart Hotohkiss is among the oe the summer at Pine Orchard.
 Lucius D. Kellogg, formerly of New London, now located in this city, Is in New London for visit.
 George Pease, formerly of Branford made flying trip to that place Thurs day.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lomas, or Washington avenue, West Haven, are entertaining at their home Miss A. L. Orr, of Washington, D. C., for @ few days.
 Professor Hans Oertel, of the univer- sity, sailed Thursday on the Bremen for summer abroad.
 Among the guests booked for the summer at the Pequot hotel are Mir and Mrs. c. F. Osborn and son, of Nor walk.
 Miss R. Dudley, of Chicago, is spend ing the summer with her brother and farnAy at their home on Washington avenue West Haven.
 Miss Bertha Maher, who has been spending a few weeks with Frederick Roth. of Whalley avenue, Westville left yesterday for South Norwalk where she will stop a few days, and from there will take sail up the Hud- son and then return to MT. Roth's tc finish her vacation,
 Miss Madie Mckay, of West Haven went to Cambridge Thursday to attend the class day exercises at Harvard as the guest of her cousin, James Wood bury Twombly.
 Dr. Albert Sharpe. wife and daughter of Philadelphia, are visiting the doc tor's parents in Hopson avenue, Bran ford. Dr. Sharpe and his family expeot to spend some time there and in thit city. and will then go on to Chautauqua for the summer.
 William E. Day, Yale 'O2, of Indian