The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
YTEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
L Interesting Social Eveuts Here and
Elsewhere.

NOEleJ INSpuOlC Oh NlCdFdS I'd, has dI =
rived home for a leave of absence of
tWo,months. Although looking In very
good health, Consul Ryder has suffered
considerably of late in the hot and hui
mid climate of South America, and has
lost about twenty pounds in weight,
He says that of late the temperature
has stood at about 80 degrees in the
shade and the humidity has been 95 per
cent. In such a climate resident Of
the north suffers considerably. Mr..
Ryder likes his post quite well other
wise than the trying climate. He will
stop lat the shore during much of the
time during his stay here, and hopes
to get recruited for his journey south
ward.
Miss Greist, who has been studying
piano under Clarke, of Paris, and was
called to her home in Westville by the
death Of her father, will return to
Erance and resume her studies in Au-
gust
The Monday Afternoon Whist club
WAS delightfully."- entertained Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs James
IL Reynolds in West Haven. A deli
cious buffet lunch was served. The sub
stitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. T.
u. Cosgrove, Mrs. Howard B. Dayton,
Miss Kinner, Miss Reynolds and Miss
Madeleine Reynolds.
Michael r. Alexander who for sew
eraa years was connected with the COM
posing room of the Union, has estab-
lished, with F. j Fountain of New
York, a linotype composition business
at Is Vamdewater street, Manhattan.
Fountain & Alexander have installed a
$4,000 plant, and business with them
Us good. Mr.. Alexander, although a
young man, has pushed ahead rapidly,
and his many New Haven friends will
be gratified to learn Of his splendid sue
cess.
Miss Mildred Shepard, of Waterbury,
Is the guest of Miss Adelaide Caldwell
at her home on Union avenue, West
Haven.
There are six fourth degree men in
Abe Crawford council Of the Knights Of
Columbus, and they will participate in
the parade and banquet which will be
held on. Friday evening, June 5, in this
city.
r.
street. will leave about July 1 to spend
part of the summer in Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Tracy, of Foun-
tain street, Westville, have returned
from Los Angeles and are visiting in
New Britain.
J. B. Van Setback and Miss Van
Echaick. of New York, are in town for
a few days, and are guests at the New
Haven house.
Miss Yetta Cook, of Rochester, N. "
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kantro-
witch, of Grand avenue. This is MISS
Cooks first visit in this city in many
years.
Alfred Terhune, of Branford, has ac-
cepted a position as machinist with the
Ellectron Manufacturing company, Oh
Springfield.
A daughter was born to Professor and
MRS. Edward B. Reed, of 244 Edwards
street, Monday.
A party of young ladies from the
Gamble Desmond store will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGinn
at their new Motel at Indian Point to-
day.
Miss Nellie Whteside and Miss Susie
McGlinchE, of Pranford, left yesterday
ITO spend/the week with friends in New
York city
Mr. And MS Myrton Putney, of West
Haven, haze taken cottage at Fair
N5eZ for Ehe season and moved down
Saturday
ERa7rp6nd Hemming was agreeably
G,,-.y,r,Ad by visit from his friend,
/Tarpez Elliott, of San Francisco. Mr..
hznIi<t has come east since the earth
nu1xe, and is to make New York his
ZINE. He says already 100000 people
Ave left San Francisco. Like all Cali
Eornians, he is confident of the speedy
frebuilding Of the city.
The wedding of Miss Hetty Buckner,
pf New Orleans, and Walter L. Mitch
ell, youngest son Of Donald G. Mitchell
of Edgewood, will take place next Sat
urday afternoon at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Willis M. Hale, of
waterbury.
Mrs. Charles H. iMerwin is seriously
Ill at her home, 81 Bishop street. Her
many friends will hope for her speedy
recovery.
The Ladies' Aid society of Christ
church, West Haven, is planning an
undertaking which will be one of the
largest in its history. All the organ
stations of the parish are going to help
the society, and those who visit the
town hall on the afternoon and even
si,r of June 5, and will be surprised
to,witness the many attractions offered
Them.
BENJAMIN Hemming, of 81 Hamilton
ktreet, sails next Saturday for three
months trip to Germany.
a meeting Of the executive board of
Yhe Elm City branch Of the Tribune
Sunshine society will be held at the
horne of Mrs F. B. Walker, 1872 York
street. tomorrow Crhursday) morning
at 10 o'clock.
The Sheldon house at Pine Orchard
upens to-day, as does also the Country
club house.
At,th Hotel Pembroke in Woodmont
ff1is afternoon and evening Miss Mar
earet Hogan, Miss Josephine Reynolds
and circles will give dinner and dance
for the benefit of st. Mary's rectory
fnnd.
THE Young Peoples Christian En-
Heagor society of the Olivet Baptist
r11,,rch will hold its annual meeting to-