The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City
 --Interesting Social Ereuts Heze and
 Elsewhere.
 Dr. Mailhouse returns from his vaca- tion to-day.
 MT. Wells w. Wilson of 28O Portsea street left Wednesday for Delaware, where he will spend the summer.
 Mir. Peter Jacobson and Miss Peter Jacobson of 99 Cedar street were mar ried at the Grace Methodist Episcopal parsonage, 2SO Portsea street, Wednes- day, July IS. They left the following day for Denmark, where the will spend the summer, returning in the fall
 An out of town wedding interest to the New Haven friends of the groom is that of Miss Julia Goedecke, daugh- ter of Mrs. c, Alvin Goedecke of Glen Ridge, N. J., and Mr. David Moulton Kellogg, jr., of Buenos Ayres, Argen- tina, which took place in Christ Epis- copal church, Bloomfield, on Wednes- day evening, the Rev. Edwin Angus tine White officiating. MT. Oscar Goedecke of East Orange gave away the bride. She was gowned in white radium trimmed with point lace. The attendant was Miss Annette Dotter of Brooklyn. Her gown was white em- o1t1iI r,i1I T sI,1 picture hat with pale blue ostrich plumes. MT. Charles Snow Kellogg of Momtcladr was the best man, and the ushers were Messrs. John w. Comey and H. A. Jackson of Manhattan, Por- ter Steele of Brooklyn, and William Bogart of Westfeld. The bridegroom is a graduate of Yale, class of 1900. MT. and Mas. Kellogg will live in Man haitian.
 MT. and Mrs. T. I. Kinney have clos ed their Whitney avenue home and are in Chesterfield, Mass, for the summer. Miss Vel,ttse Kinney and her brother, MT. Gilbert Kinney, Left last Friday for an eextended trip through Canada and wilIVvisit many points of interest. On their return they will join their par ents Sn the Berkshire Hills for the rest of theN summer.
 Mrs. ID. Cady Eaton, who Is at her summer home in Lftchfeld, Is now en- tertadning there her sister, Mrs. Me Berney of Philadelphia, and her nieees, Miss Coleman of Lebanon, Pa, and Miss Nicoll of New York city.
 The Westville firemen made a very fine appearance at the state firemens meet held at Savin Rock. The West villes Hose company turned out with their truck which was drawn by two iron gray horses. The firemen left the house .at 10 o'clock, with large num- ber oflrnennbers present. John Fraser of the Greist company won second prize in the fifty yard dash. The Vest vile companies were greatly applauded and congratulated on their good ap- pearance.
 Mrs. J. Warren of Newark, N. J., is visiting MT. and Mrs. Hinman of Whal- ley avenue.
 Among the society people who went down to Stamford to the golf tourna- ment att the Wee Burn club were Mrs. Roger s. White, 2d, Miss Helen Bene- dict. Miss Hart and Mrs. William K Shepard, Mrs. George D. Munson and Miss Munson of Wallingford, members of the New Haven Country club, were present.
 Miss Katherine Quinlan, teacher in Philadelphia, has been stopping for a few days with MT. and Mrs. A. L. Tiffany of 676 State street. Miss Quin- Ian has been spending a part of her vacation at Portsmouth, N. +, Con- cord and Boston, and is now going to Horford, Pa, for the remainder of her vacation.
 Miss Winifred Beebe very pleasantly entertained a party of girls at her sum- mer home at Cosey Beach Wednesday afternoon and evening. Those present were the Misses Ruby Futile, Flora Parker, Edna Brown, Myrtle Bronson and Bertha Rice.
 OctaB Hileman of Hartford is visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Kimberly i'll Savin avenue.
 Miss F'. E. Beach, matron of the Mt Carmel Childrens home, will go to Norttford, August 3, for weeks stay She will be accompanied by the Misses Maud Shearer, Ethel Alcott and Lil- Han Stine. Miss Shearer expects to re- turn in September to school at North ford,
 David Collins and family are enter taining Mrs Clephane, sister of MT, Collins, from Washington, D. C., at their home in Main street, Westville.