The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known tu This ols5 --1ntcFestinE Social EUsnts Here ana Elsewhere.

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 Elsewhere.
 pr and Mrs. Horatio Parker, who nave been abroad all summer, arrived III New York Wednesday on the Princess irene, and reached home late Thursdav evening. Mrs. Parker has completely recovered from her illness and pr Par. ker returns much benefited from his summers s rest. They brought with them their daughter Miss Charlotte Parker who has been abroad at school for the past year.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Kellar of Wa IertoWn, N r., are visiting MT and Mrs w. Civilians of 90 Plymouth street
 MT. and Mrs. George D. Platt of Greene street, Milford, who during the past few days have been visiting at Nlarragansett Pier, R. l., have returned home.
 Mrs. William Worthington and daughter, of Westville, have just re- turn from Newark, N J., where they spent the past two weeks with friends
 Mrs, J. w. Cummings left for Chicago Hl;,, yesterday, to visit her son She will be gone several weeks.
 Assistant District Attorney Charles ID. Lockwood is to be married on Sat urday afternoon, October IS, to Miss Gertrude Bell of Stamford, at the First Presbyterian church, Stamford. MT. Lockwood was educated at the Stamford high school He was graduated from Yale in 1900. and from the Yale Law school in 1903. He represented Yale in Princeton and Harvard debates, and was captain of the intercollegiate bas- ketball championship team.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Mill ford are spending the week in Hacken- sack, N. J.
 At the Congregational church in Rldget1eld at noon yesterday the we'd ding of Miss Katherine Grinnell and MT. Ray Morris, the son of Mrs. Luzon B. Morris of Prospect street, took place Several hundred guests witnessed the ceremony, among whom were President and Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley, which was performed by the Rev. Newman Smyth of this city. The bride, who was giv- en away by her father, was attended by six bridesmaids, her sisters, the Misses Charlotte Grinnell and Dorothy Grin nell; Miss Serena Marshall, Miss Maria Riggs, Miss Frances Janeway and Grace Van Wrinkle
 Captain Fitzgerald of Tampa, Fla, is visiting friends here. Captain Fitzger- aid will be remembered as the com Tnander of the steamer Margaret, which formerly piled in New Haven harbor.
 Mrs. James L. Miles of West Haven returned Wednesday from a weeks vis- it with friends in Waterbury.
 Attorney Walter Pond and wife have returned from weeks trip to Toronto. MT. Pond attended the convention of the Sovereign Grand lodge, I. O. o. F.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Smoke is still in Co., 1umbia, Mo- where she has been spend- ing the summer, and expects to remain west until November, when she will join Captain Smoke here. Their chill dren, Miss Susie Smoke, and Samuel A. Smoke, jr., are in schools near St. Louis.
 Mrs George Strong is a guest at the hone of Dr. and Mrs. J. S Carroll MT. Strong and daughter Mrs. Bradley of Milford, who have also been guests at this home. have returned to their home in Boston. Mass.
 Miss May Baldwin of Woodbridge left Wednesday for the Adirondacks, where she will spenda few weeks with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Ray of East ave- nue, West Haven, gave dinner party in honor of their guest Percy Ray of Puerto Rico. Among those who attend ed were MT. and Mrs Edmund J. SIX of New Haven, MT and Mrs. T. Clark .-sen Lewis of Westvllle and Robert Bush.
 on Tuesday Commodore A. J. Prime with his wife and Mrs. Lowell, who have spent the summer at the Star cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach, Mil ford, left for their home in Yonkers, N
 Mrs. W. $. Hills of Boston, Mass is the guest of Mrs. G. D. Hubbard of Richard place. West Haven
 Daniel j. O'Connell and wife of Buff falo are visiting Mir. OConnelps moth er Mrs. James OConneu of IT Eld street
 Miss Ethel Marvin of Central avenue West Haven. Is entertaining her cousin Miss Carolyn of New York.
 Professor and Mrs. Henry Stanley Knight have returned to their home iT Bradley street from East Northfeld Mass, where they spentthe summer,
 MT. and rMs. John Ward of New Ro- chelle, N. T., are the guests of Mrs Frederick Roth of Whalley avenue.
 Yesterday morning Nathan T. Gregory with Herbert Thomas of the New Ha- ven Auto. corporation left Milford ir MT. Gregory's auto, en route for the Vanderbilt cup races on Long Island They will go out by the way of Dan bury and expect to be back home agair Saturday night or Sunday morning.
 Mrs Philo S. Bennett has gone to New York fora short stay. She is stopping at the St. Denis.
 William Ford of Cherry street, Mil ford. has almost entirely recovered from an attack of blood poisoning, which be- came manifest in a wound where a bone had become embedded while engaged ir cutting meat at Platt Brothers butch market. MT and Mrs. Ford left Wednes day for Winsted, where they will reside this winter.