The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City ---Interesting Social Ereuts Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Mrs. ID, M. Jerome's daughter, Miss jennie Gilbert Jerome, is at Jackson, in the White Mountains, for five or six weeks in company with Professor Smiths family.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., who have been abroad for several months, sailed for New York from Dover Sunday on the Hamburg American liner Patricia. MT. and Mrs Stokes will go to Noroton for a brief stay, and then to their camp at Birch Island in the Adirondacks. They are to entertain a large house party of young people late this month.
 Thomas Williams of Meriden is spending several days with his daugh- ter, Mrs. A. J. Futile of East Haven. pr. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook of East Haven are entertaining Mrs. Ad- die Wilder, mother of Dr. George Wfl- der of the East Central African Mis- slons. Mrs. Wilder was missionary for forty years, ping associated with the Zulu missions,
 MT. and Mrs E S. Bristol will spend the remainder of the summer at Seal Harbor, Me.
 Miss Bertha Mayer of Boston is vis- iting MT. Fred Roth of Whalley avenue, West Haven.
 Frank D. Frisbie and daughter, Miss Leila G. F'risbie of Al Orange street, are registered at Hotel St. George, As bury Park, N J., for a two weeks vacation.
 Mf. and Mrs. E. A. Lampson of Washington avenue, West Haven, are spending the month of July with their son, Louis Lampson, and wife, at the summer home at Woody Crest.
 pr. and Mrs, E J. Walker of Chapel stSeet have as their guest their daugh- ter. Mrs Eldridge of Idaho, who will spend the summer with them.
 MT. Robert Tyrrell, of Westvllle, formeraly with stoddard, Gilbert & Co, has accepted a position with the Beacon Falls Rubber works.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Whittemore and Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge and daughter, left yesterday for New York, and to-day will sail on the Kaiser Will helm der Crosse for their trip abroad. They will return some time in Sep tember.
 Mrs. Williams of West Haven has been entertaining her grandsons, the Messrs. Williams of Philadelphia, at her summer home at Oyster river.
 An interesting wedding of the week will be that of Miss Ida Gertrude Car michael and MT. Andrew Moorhead Bristol, both of this city, which will be celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs John w. Ladd of Short Beach. "Ce- dar Toff' is equipped with a spacious veranda, where the ceremony will be performed at o'clock by Rev. w. w. W. Wilson of Grace M. B. church, this city. The bride will be attended by a maid of honor and four flower girls.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard w. Bacon, ir, of Elm street are planning to sail for Europe shortly.
 Mrs. John s. Tyler and Miss Nellie Thompson of East Haven suent Thurs day with their aunt, Mrs. Harriet Lum of Derby avenue, Seymour, who has ar rived at the advanced age of ninety years.
 A party of about seventy-five New Haven people enjoyed an outing at Double Beach Sunday. They left the city on a special car at 10 o'clock in the morning and returned in the early evening. An elaborate dinner was served in the pavilion, the tables piled high with dlicious and abundant eat- albles. Sailing was feature of the pleasant occasion, and during the aft- ernoon music enlivened the hohurs.
 Mi. Grant K. Mellen of Boston is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Mellen, at their country place in Stockbridge, Mass
 Mrs. J. L. Heitmann of St. Croix, West Indies, who has been the guest for the past month of her sister, Mrs, Henry Forbes, of East Haven, has gone to Blythe, Ga., for the remainder of the summer to visit with relatives.
 Miss Carrie Welch of Whalley ave- nue, Westville, has gone to Norwich for a week.
 Dr. Albert s. Curdy of the univer- sity has gone to his home in Kansas City, Mo, for the summer.
 Miss Charlotte Joyce, of Washington avenue, West Haven, is the guest o. her sister, Mrs. Hugh Graham, of Bos- ton, Mass, for a few weeks.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Agnes Isakson. daughter of Mrs. Emma Isakson of 43 Leonard street, to W. A. Wallin of Quincy, Mass. Mir Wallin is at present instructor in Latin and Greek at Upsala college, Wentworth, N. ].
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Wheeler of Milford and Frank Leek of New Haven was solemnized Saturday even- ing by the Rev. MT. Downes at All Saints parsonage, Howard avenue, New Haven,
 MT. Alfred E Porter, instructor in the New Haven High school, is in the Springfield hospital at Springfield, Mass, where he is recovering from quite a serious illness.
 Mrs. James Mulvey of this city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence T. NfcGrail of Branford.
 Mir. Stanley R. McLane, Yale, 'O6, and MT. William McLane Lale 1910 both sons of the Rev Dr. William D. Ic- Lane of Plymouth church, will leave to-day for Park lodge hotel, Lake Sun apee, N. H., where they will spend the summes.