The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


The sale which was held by the chill
dren of the Edwards street school at
the residence of Mrs. Margaret Sattig,
65 Foster street, last Saturday drew a
large attendance of their friends and
melted $685. which will be used to dec
crate the grounds around the school,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hooking were
the guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burt of "a Bishop street. They
came from Boston to celebrate Mr..
Hocking's birthday, and returned to
Boston yesterday Mr.. Hooking was
formerly master mechanic of the Con-
solidated railroad, and resides in this
city, but is now stationed at Norwood,
Mass.
Professor William Lyon Phelps and
MIR. A. K. Merritt went to Plantsyille
yesterday to attend the wedding OF
Miss Helen F. Clark, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Lucas C. Clarke, and Mr..
Franklin G. Brown of Southington,
which took place at the Plantsville
Congregational church at 6 o'clock last
evening. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Joseph II. TWichell of Hart
ford, cousin of the bride. Mr.. James
4. Clark of this city, brother of the
bride. acted as one Of the ushers, and
Mrs. Clark attended the bride as mat
ron of honor.
Eli B. Parsons, the crack Yale half
mile runner who accompanied the Yam
kee track team and took part in the
Olympian games at Athens, arrived
home Tuesday night He is in good
condition.
Mrs. Minotte e, Chatfeld of 1920
Chapel street has sent out cards for
"A Talk on Rhythm" with illustra-
lions, by Mrs. Lucia Gale Barbour Of
Boston, Friday, May Is, at $3.50 o'clock.
MRS. Braberis brilliant public speak
er and was favorite of the National
Congress of Mothers in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Hopson of Whit
ney avenue, who have been in Europe
the past two years have returned to
the city,
The members of lone club will go
down to Colonial Inn at Woodmont, this
evening for shirt waist dance. Those
in charge Of the affair are Miss Brandt,
Miss Ruth Lathrop, Miss Constance
Oleson and Miss Jennie Halverson.
Col. and Mrs. George E. Albee are
spending few days in Dayville.
DR.. J. P. G. Foster Of this city was
elected Tuesday one of the directors
of the national association for the study
and prevention of tuberculosis
The opening Of the Monlauguin Sun
day brought a large number of people
to the east shore. Many of the Cosey
Beach cottagers were down for the day,
among them Cornelius Conway and
family, M. j. Stanley and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Myers and family and the
Tenant family.
New Haven union, No. l, w. c. T. u,
will conduct a memorial service for
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt at its room in 301
George street, Thursday, May II, at
o'clock Mrs. Hunt was formerly ma
tional superintendent of scientific tenn
perance instruction. All interested in
her work are invited to be present.
Mrs William Berger and her young
daughter, Miss Louise, of Hartford, are
visiting Mrs. Berger's mother, Mrs.
Henning of Clark street.
The Alumni Association Of the West
Haven High school held its second an
nual meeting at the Union school re-
Gently, over sixty members being pres
ent. A delightful programme was en-
joyed which was followed by the cleo
ton of officers. Miss Ora Lee Wilcox
was elected president, George w. Nor
timer, jr., vice president; Carleton H.
Jones, secretary; Miss Edith Mackrille,
treasurer. The pictures that have been
purchased to decorate the rooms have
not arrived yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Niles left yes
terday for visit with their daughter,
Miss Bertha Niles, a student Of Smith
college.
Announcement has just been made of
the marriage of Katherine Miller,
daughter of George Miller of Rock
street, and Henry Miller Of $40 Peck
street. The ceremony was performed
on January last in New York, at the
Church Of the TRANSFORMATIONS the Lit
couple kept their wedding a secret.
MIR. and Mrs Miller will reside at AGO
Blatchley avenue after June /.
Joseph Carroll of Westville, who
1oined the navy some time ago, was
visiting in Westville Tuesday. He told
of his experiences and said he rather
enjoyed the life. He is on the battle
ship Kentucky.
A very handsome dinner was given
at the Hotel Oneco Tuesday evening in
honor,of Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Min
ME N. Regain of Willimantic and Miss
Perrin of Moosup, by the members of
Russell council. There were about flf-
ty present, and after the dinner all
attended the ninth anniversary of the
council, which is the oldest auxiliary
of the knights of Columbus In the
city.
Captain H. Ball of Washington, D.
C., is spending a few weeks with his
family on Spring street, Wst Haven.
Circles Nos. 2S and ii Of which Mrs.
Edward Gillern and Miss Edith Scran-
ton are leaders, gave a musical for the
rectory fund at the Stanford hotel,
savin Rock, last evening. Mr.. Mar
tin T. Reynolds had the Musicale in
charge.
The Radium club of East Haven was
entertained Monday evening at the