The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fn This City -IAterestiug Social EEeuas Here and Elsewhere.

-1AtereHtiug Social E'Fruts Hers and Elsewhere.
 Miss Florence L. Mallory of Brooklyn, N. Y, isthe guest of Miss Sadie M. Parmelee of Quinnipiac avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Parmelee of Quinnipiac avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Sadie NJ. Parnlelee, to MT. Raymond J. Doty, Yale 1907 S., son of MT. and Mrs. H, E. Doty of this city. Miss Parmelee was on Wednesday, at her home, the hostess at an announcement luncheon. The guests were Miss Florence L. Mallory of Brooklyn, N. T., Miss Beulah E. Stannard, Miss Myrtle E. Ford, Miss Edythe V. Daniels, Miss Julia B. Park CT, Miss Minnie Crawford, Miss Jessie l.. Davis, Miss Leonora Grave, Miss Anna Clark.
 Miss Ethel May Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lewis H. Warner of York street. and Albert H. Powell of New Haven were married at Christ church, West Haven, Wednesday even- ing at 2 o'clock, the ceremony being | performed by the Rev. A. J. Gammack. The wedding was a very quiet one, on- ly the immediate families of the bride | and groom being present. MT and Mrs. | Powell left at once for a trip through | the south and on their return will re- side in Boston, where MT. Powell is en- | gagged in the coal business with Gra- ham Mellen, son of President Mellen ot HhtA Consolidated road, Miss Lillian M Cooper of Wooster | street, has returned home after very pleasant vacation spent with Miss Eleanor MacNamara of Brooklyn, N. Y. | Miss Jennie Burlington of Avon street, a well known teacher in the pub lie schools of the city left Wednesday with her grandfather, MT. Phillips, for his home in Red Bluff, Gal. Miss Pur- rington has been granted years leave of absence by the school board, and will spend most of that time in California Miss Mary Moore of Des Moines, Ia., is the guest of Miss Marjorie Bush of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Anna Hahn and family who have been spending the summer at their cottage, Greyhurst, at Woody Crest have returned to their home in New Haven.
 Miss Maud Davis of West Haven, who has been the guest for the past two weeks of Miss Alberta Kelsey, return ed Wednesday to her home in Washing ton, D. c. Miss Kelsey accompanied her to New York, where they spent the day.
 MT. Lee McClung left yesterday morning for Canada for a two weeks fishing trip.
 Messrs. Whildey Ahearn, Bishop, Gartland and Merwin of Westvile spent very enjoyable day Wednesday fishing for blues The fish were biting fast and furious and the catches were very large, also the fish.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank c. Boynton an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Elsie L., to MT. Frank A. Leddy on Monday evening at o'clock. The cer- enonv was performed by the Rev. Ar ten1as J. Haynes at the home of the bride. TIP George street. It was a very quiet affair, owing to the recent illness of the bride. MT. and Mrs Led dy left directly after the ceremony for a wedding journey. They will be at home after November 1, at 7S4 George street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Le Forge and son Louis, of S14 Dixwell avenue, are en- loving a trip to Maine. They expect tc remain through September and Octo- Der, this being the most delightful sea- son in the Old Pine Tree State Most of their time will be spent in hunting and fishing about the lovely lakes.
 Miss Lillian Johnson of Westvile has left for weeks visit with friends ir New York city.
 A quiet little wedding of Wednes day evening was that of Miss Ida Win ohell, of this city and MT. Roy Holmes of Great Harrington, Mass, which tool place at the home of the officiating clergyman, Rev. James Grant, 25 Sherman avenue. The bride was mos attractive in gown of white Frencl wolfe, and a large white legllorn hat The attendants were MT. and Mrs Brown of this city After a short visi inAown Mir and Mrs. Holmes will leav for Great Harrington, where they vii reside.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Sutton of Camp bell avenue, West Haven, have re turned from their visit to Blanford Mass.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Francls w. Brow of Trumbull street received news b cable yesterday morning of the saf arrival of their mother, Mrs. $. Moor Sites. and their two little daughter! Josephine and Jeanette, at Shangha Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sites and ht little granddaughter sailed from Seatt on September A. and reached Shanght in fifteen days, two days less than sch' dule time. Fortunately the ship misst the typhoon that worked such havoc Hong Kong, and was the first steam to reach yokohama to report thu strange change of currents in the P; ciic,
 MT. and Mrs. George Fetherston WI have heen spending the past mont with MT. Fetherston's sister, Mrs W M. Gilbert, started Wednesday for the home in oronville Cal. They expect stop in several cities on their Journ' home, visiting with friends
 MT. and Mrs. Turner of Russell cc lege, Ocean Grove, are spending t week with MT and Mrs. Hartung ot Elm street.
 In honor of her fifteenth birthday a niversary, Miss Bertha Phelan ente talncd a party of young people at h home, I09 Newhall street, on Tuesd evening The time was passed in pc nut hunts and other youthful pasttim -ydf tad fO