The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TElhS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NETT HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This City --InterestlnE Social Eurnts Hero and Elsewhere.

Temple street house.
 Of interest to many in this city is the marriage of Miss Grace Sheteroode Chapman, daughter of Mrs. John Hart well Chapman and Simeon Baldwin Chittenden, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Chittenden of Columbia Heights, Brook lyn MT. Chittenden is a graduate of Yale, 1902 The ceremony took place last evening in the Church of the First Parish, Concord, Mass.
 Miss Amy Harris of West Haven gave chafng dish party for her friend | Miss Madden of Toronto, Canada | Among her guests were Miss Minnie | Johnson, Mr. Donaldson MT. Perry and | Marsdon Harris.
 Mrs. E. L. Oviatt and son of Bantam, Conn, are visiting with Mrs. Oviatt's 1 sister, Mrs J. w. Ives of Westville. A wedding of interest this week will be that of Miss Alice Mildred Ryan of 2S8 Howard avenue and Dr. John How ard Ryan of Boston, which takes place on Saturday morning at St. Peters church.
 Miss Anna Drake, who has been vis- iting Mrs. John Coburn of Campbell avenue West Haven, has returned tol her home in Columbus, o. MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Peck of S45 Elm street are enjoying trip to Wash ington, D. c. On their way home they will stop in Philadelphia. MT and Mrs. N. IA. Fullerton of West Haven started yesterday for St, Peters burg, Fla, where they will spend the winter, returning home in April. Mr. Fullerton, who has been i'll, is very yn1 o plete recovery by spring.
 Miss Grace Walker, the eontralto, and Miss Pearl Young of this city, the so- prano, sang last night in Meriden be- fore the Colonial club.
 Miss Emma Leeke of 99 Olive street left yesterday for San Bernandino' Cal. for a five months visit with her brother, William Leeke.
 The marriage of Miss Mabel filling of West Chapel street toArgall Leroy Hull will be one of the events of this even- ing. Last evening Miss Mabel filling X entertained the bridal party with a dinner.
 Mrs. George Warner of Washington avenue, West Haven, is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. L. Sweiger, in Waterbury, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Partridge have just returned from pleasant two weeks vacation spent in Massachusetts. Mrs. Partridge has now gone for a two months visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Landy of Mascoutah, Ill
 Mrs James King of Campbell avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her broth CT, J. L. Vincent Of Toronto, Canada, and his friend, Charles Stewart, of the same place.
 Mrs. F. s. Root of this city is a guest at the home of Charles Root of Bristol, ~ Conn.
 F. J. Hitchcock of Wharton street, West Haven, Is spending a weeks va- cation with friends in Washington, D. C.
 Mrs. Emma J. Brettell of Home Place announces the marriage of her daugh- ter, Miss Lena M. Bretteu, to William S. Hoyt of this city
 Through the explosion of a gasoline burner which he was using while at work in w. s. Clark's garage in West Haven John Karl received painful burns on one arm which were dressed by Dr. E. c. Beach.
 Miss Lottie Bedding of PIP Wooster
 
 Sunday evening at her home. Music and social evening with buffet luncf was enjoyed by the Misses Hannah Alexander, Ella Carter, Ida Kutten Lulu Ready, Zelda Alexander, Sadit Cornish and Messrs. Cornish, Racoll HalIoway, Hogins, Edmondson, Clarke Martin and Phillips.
 MT. and Mrs. s. "A. Libbey are away on short visit in Boston, Mass.
 A family gathering at the home O MT and Mrs. M. Schwed of IS Elr street Sunday was delightful affair a which Harry Schwartz of New York brother of Mrs Schwed, announced hi engagement to Miss Florence Seligmal of Louisville, Ky. The guests number ed about twenty-five Dinner was serv ed, the table being handsomely deco rated with yellow and wine red chry anthemums.
 Charles York was given a surprise b several of his New Haven Y. M. c. 4 friends at his home on Campbell ave rue, West Haven, and it was a com plete surprise. The evening was pleas artly spent playing games and enjoy ing delightful music, followed by dainty supper. Among those who en Joyed the evening was Mr. and Mir Aimes, Dr. and Mrs. sherman, Mis Myrtle Ford, Miss Edith Robinson Mis Leila Baldwin, Miss Ella Hodgson, Mis Jennie Smith, MT Rut!edge, Robei Warren, MT. Hoyt, MT. Carroll, M Rungee, the Misses Grace and Dais York and Ralph York.
 The Rev. Archibald McNeil, D. D has returned from a stay in Salisbur, The St Agnes Y. L. T. A. and B. st ciety will give one of their delightfl scciaIs to members and their friend at Sassacus hall on Monday evenin next. It is hoped that all members wi attend The committee is composed , the Misses Margaret Lonergan, Ma garet Stammers, Helen Early, Alic Murray, Mae Igoe, Mae Lonergan, Jul Dooley Helen Sweeney, Helen M, Keon, Mae Mccarthy, Nellie Rya' Mae Mahoney, Lucy Kelly and MT Richard Brennan. "~ "~'T
 Mrs Talcott H. Russell was the hos ess at small tea Monday afternoc