The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City -Interestlng Social EUents Here and Elsewhere.

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 Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and her daughter, Miss Margaret Thompson, who are at Indian Neck for the sum- mer, spent Wednesday in town.
 Judge and Mrs. l.. M. Hubbard of Wallingford left Wednesday for spof- fard Lake, N. H., where they will spend a week at the Pine Grove Springs hotel, where Samuel Hubbard. son of Judge Hubbard, is cashier. From there they will go to the Brooks House in Brattleboro, Vt, for two weeks stay returning to Wallingford, August 15.
 West Haveners are looking forward to the lawn fete to be held on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jackson, July 18th. This function will be one of the most important from the social standpoint that will be held in that pretty summer colony on the sound. The proceeds will be donated to St. Agnes chapel, recently complet- ed under the direction of Rev. Peter McClane of Milford, the dedication of which w)ll occur Sunday, August 12, Mrs William Kennedy of Nangatuck is chairman of the committee of ar- engagements, Mrs Joseph A. Jackson, New York City, is secretary, and Miss Mary A. Newcombe, New York city, is treasurer. The heads of the various slIb-committees are as follows. Fancy work, Mrs. Joseph B. Loughery; mu- sic, Miss Emma Walsh refreshments Mrs. William Quigley: lemonade table, Mrs. QuirlS orange tree and fish-pond, Mrs. McEnerney,
 MT. Miles H. Goodyear, who is spend- ing the hot months at Sachem's Head, was in town Wednesday for a short stay.
 Mrs. Elmer Kingsley and Mrs. Rob ert Ladd of Worcester, Mass, are the guests of Mrs, Harry Farnham, of Clinton.
 The Comforting Circle" of the Kings Daughters of the First Bap- list church of New Haven, held an outing Wednesday, July 25, at the beautiful home of Mrs Geo. Loveland, Summer Island, Branford. The host ess in her usual charming manner greeted her guests on the arrival of the launch Dorothy. The party consisted of thirteen members and the following guests: Mrs. Col. James, a former member, and Mrs. Roscoe Handy, both of. Boston; Mrs. Annie Bolles of New Bedford. MT, Arthur Ingalls of Brook lyn, and Mr. Ezra Bishop, Mrs. Fred erick Lent and son, Mrs. Geo. Smith and Miss Ruth Chamberlain of New Haven. The party partook of dinner and supper and Werer entertained with recitations by Mrs. Handy, who is a fine elocutlonist. After a delightful day the party left at p. m. for New Haven.
 Mrs. Edward Clark of West Haven, is entertaining her mother and sister, Mrs. Bicknell and Miss May Bicknell of Holbrook, Mass.
 MT. David Stanley Smith has gone to Newington for the remainder of the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton s. Mallory of Elm street, West Haven have return ed from two weeks visit at Onset and Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
 Miss Hazel Porter of Bristol is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. E. Porter, of Ferry street.
 The roof af Charles Stannard's house of Clinton was again set on fire from sparks from a locomotive Wednesday, and was extinguished before great damage was done. This is the second time within week that this has oc- cured.
 The engagement is announced oi Miss Ruth Corbin, daughter of MT and Mrs Frank A. Corbin, to MT. Hen. ry Ellswarth Sanford, the son of MT and Mrs. c. E. P. Sanford of Dwight street Miss Corbin. who Is a most at. tractive girl, made her debut three seasons ago. MT. Sanford was grad uated from Yale in 1903
 The friends of Miss Bessie Hollis ot Westville met at her home at Prospec Beach "Wednesday evening to celebrate her goth birthday. During the even ing the crowd played games and sang
 Miss Ruby Stout of 207 Bishop stree is spending July in the White Noun tains, and Miss Bertha Street Is visit ing for two weeks with her college friend, Miss Evelyn OLoughlin, a Glen Falls, N. Y.
 Rev. c. F Robinson of Clinton vii leave next week for his annual vaca ton. His son, Hugh will accompan! him, and they will encamp with rela lives on Deer Island, northeast harbor Penobscot Bay, Maine. Mrs. Robin son will go to St. Johnsbury, Vt,
 Miss Lima M Phipps is spending tn summer in North Hatley, in the prov ince of Quebec.
 Mrs. S. H. Street and family of Bish op street will spend the month of Aug ust in Woodbridge.
 Miss Jean Beckwith and Miss Delm Squires left Wednesday for thre weeks outing in New Preston,
 New Haven people are interest in wedding which took place in Green vile, a suburb of Norwich, Wednes day morning in St Marys church, a lO;3O o'clock. The attendance of friend and relatives was large. The contract ing parties were Edward J. BrophJ M. D.. and Miss Hilda A. Anderson The best man was Richard Garvey c New Haven, cousin of the groom and the bridesmaid was Miss Nelli Sullivan. a personal friend of tn bride.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Frank R. Uucke of Orange street expect to leave 0 Monday for Bisbee Lake in the Adir ondac6s. They will stop at the Adiror do ot- Iaa o7Ya aI11h