The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere

Rev. Artemas J. Haynes, pastor of
United Church on the green, is spend
ing a few days in Boston.
Mrs. Charles e. Curtis of Prospect
street, who is entertaining Mrs. Daniel
ID. Knowlton of Boston, gave hand
some little luncheon for her guest at
the Country club on Tuesday.
AT the home of the bride, 107 Putnam
street yesterday afternoon, Miss Clara
B. Ritter, daughterof Mrs. Caroline
Ritter, was united in marriage Ito Mr..
Herbert B. Fay. The wedding was a
very quiet one owing to the illness of
the brides mother.
The alumni of the Cheshire school
rally Of Cheshire alumni at the school
June 20 and 81. The Rev. j. Frederick
has sent notices to the alumni stating
that 102 men are laying plans to be
present and fifty have agreed to act as
a committee to write their friends to
meet them there.
Victor Beede, son Of Superintendent
Frank Beede, very delightfully."- enter
tanned the members Of Epsilon Sigma
of the High school at his home in Tenn
pie street on Monday evening.
A quiet wedding Of Wednesday in
ST. Mary's R. G. church was that Of
Miss Hannah Shea and Patrick Sullivan.
A nuptial mass followed the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. Sullivan will reside on
st. John street.
Announcements made of the engage
menh of Miss Helen Garvie of this city
to Rev. William g. Giff1n, pastor Of
Epworth M. E. church.
Prof. Charles F. Kent of the univer-
sity will be the speaker of the even
ing at the joint meeting OF the mems
clubs of the Church of the Redeemer
and the United church, to be held In
the parlors Of the f1rst-named chrch
this evening at O'Clock. The Kent
Ladies' quartet will sing.
The members of the probation state
central committee held a meeting In
New Britain last night and voted to
hold the state convention at West Ha-
ven about the middle of September.
The engagement of Miss Anna Joseph
inc Jenner, youngest daughter of Mr..
street, New York, to Mr.. Sterling I.
Foote, son of Mrs Charles B. Foote OF
that city, has been announced. Miss
Jenner is the sister of Mrs. r. d. S.
Bethune and Of Miss Sara Jenner, who
is to marry DR.. Ejnar Hansen.
Miss Marie Germain of Fountain
street, Westville, was surprised
wednesday night by crowd OF her
friends. The crowd played games and
sang popular pieces. A good time was
enjoyed.
Ex-Governor Adrian chamberlain OF
Meriden and a party Of friends lett
Tuesday for their annual pilgrimage
to the Metaoetchuan club, Kishsino'
Quebec. In the party were Frank r.
Furlong and Elisha c. Hilliard OF
Hartford, Captain William @. Cheney
of South Manchester, Francis Steven
son. John w. Coe and Samuel Dodd OF
Meriden.
Surrounded by qauint and distinctive
souvenirs from beautiful Florida, Mrs.
Jennie l.. Smith, the artist, talked IN
ferestingly Of her winter in the SOUTH
at Rockdale, Short Beach, Wednes-
day. Rockdale is the home Of Mr.. Will
liam A. Burr formerly a well known
business man of Hartford, and he and
his household, including Mrs. smith,
have spent the winter at charming
new home in Ormond. Florida, which
he purchased last year.
Mrs. James Gardner Clark has given
no her home on Beach street, west
Haven, and has goneto the New Ha-
ven house, where she will reside.
DIR. and Mrs. A. e. Winchell Of 90
Pearl street left yesterday for few
davg visit in New York.
DR.. ]. S. Walker and family arrived
in Milford yesterday from Philadelphia
and will spend the summer season at
their country residence ON Gulf street.
Miss Kate Osborn is quite ill at her
l1omeon Dwight street.
At the recent meeting ef the Wal
lingford council, Royal Arcanum, the
sum of $25 was voted to the San Fran
cisco fund. 1t was announced that
Grand Sentry A. H. Barclay of New
Haven will attend the next meeting of
the lodge, June 8.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald of New Lon
don is'the guest of the Reynolds fam
lily Of Whalley avenue. Mr.. John
O'Neill, who was their guest Wednes-
day night, returned to Stamford yes
terday morning.
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Morris Cove fire depart
ment in the Hotel Pequot, Friday even
ing, May 25. The entertainment will
include selections by a double partette
from the Yale G1ee club and sleight-of-
hand performances by Mr.. Edwards.
The officers elected at the annual
meeting of st. Paul's Missionary and
Benevolent society Wednesday even
ing were Rev. James De Wolf Perry
1r., president; Mr. George II. Osborn,
secretary Mr.. Seth G. Johnson, treas
a7rer. The members of the board ot
managers were reelected with a few
the various societies were read and
were extremely interesting. All are
prospecting.
MIR. and Mrs. Thalheimer have gone
ito their cottage at Savin Rock for the
summer.
Under the auspices Of the Mems club
of the Dixwell Avenue Congregations
church, Sheridan's great play, "Tht
School for Scandal" will be given al
Warner hall next Thursday evening a
S:15 o'clock. The cast is an excellen
one, and the play is to be handsomely
costumed and staged.
A panty of nine young women from
New Haven have taken Miss Bost
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