The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fin This Cify ---Intcrestlng Social ISTentn Here nnA Elsewhere.

i --Intcrestlng Social EcTentn Here nnA Elsewhere. Miss Elizabeth Young, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alden M. Young, With Miss Ruth Danaher of OsWego, Miss Frances Wilson of Portland, Ore, and Miss Lamont of Waterbury will sail for Europe on November 1. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Peck will cele- brate their wedding anniversary att their home, 5S Brewster street, this evening from to Ii o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Charles B. Cough of West Haven, arrived home last even ing from few days stay in East hampton, Conn, where they were the guests of MT. Coughs brother and family.
 Arthur Morris Collins, formerly of ahis city, now of Pittsburg, is to be married on Wednesday, November 14, to Miss Annette B. Whipple, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Whip ple of 1S1 Madison avenue, New York. The wedding will take place in the Church of the Incarnation and will be followed by a reception at the resi- dence of the brides parents. MT. Col lins is a graduate of the New Haven high school and of the Yale 'O3.
 Walter Bradley Keeler, the pianist who arrived in New York from Paris a fortnight ago, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Rollin McNeil of Bridley street. MT. Keeler who formerly resided here, now makes his home in Paris.
 Miss Hope Shepley and Henry H. Hollister, both of New York city, win be married in St. Stephens Episcopal church, New York, tomorrow evening" MT Hollister. who is Q graduate of Yale 99, is brother of Buell. Hollister, well known for his active participation lin college theatricals
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar, who have resided in Hartford since their mar riage, have returned to West Haven, and are now with Mrs. Mars mother Mrs. Parsons, on Campbell avenue, West Haven
 The marriage of Miss Alice O'Connell and James Ross will take place in the very near future. Both have been cons nected with the office of the New Ha- ven Clock company for several years. MT. and Mrs. Thayer and daughter Cora, also Mrs. c. o. Coburn and Mrs. Charles Baldwin of East Haven, en- joyed the beautiful scenery of the Berkshire Hills Friday by going on the excursion to Pittsield At Stockbridge they left the train and were conducted about the town by guides, after which they journeyed by trolley to Lenox, then into Pittsfeld. They report a de- lightful trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Scranton and Miss Helen Scranton have return ed from their summer home at Madison and have taken rooms at the York Wall for the winter.
 Lawyer Samuel c. Kone and Miss Jennie E. Glazer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Glazer, were married at 6:3O o'clock Sunday evening at the syn. agogue Ados Israel, Hartford. A re- ception followed at the home of thu brides parents, 439 Windsor avenue The ceremony was performer by Rev MT l.. Yasgour of this city and Rev Semach Hoffenberg of the Congrega tion Ados Israel, Rev Harris Kopple mann being the cantor.
 Mrs. A. L. Shutter of West Haven who has been spending the past three weeks with relatives in Chicago, ar rived home yesterday.
 Miss Eunice Peck of York street ha! for a guest Miss Treat of New Jersey. Frank and Abe Jacobson, the well known owners of the Wilcox Arcade have left New Haven to pay an ex tended visit to their brother, William Jacobson, who is in the wholesale anC retail confectionery business in Los Angeles, Cal Messrs. Jacobson hay, sold their cafe business on Grand ave nue and will spend the winter in thu west, where they expect to mak, their home in the near future. Thei many friends in New Haven wish then success. Frank Jacobson will return for the summer business at the shore Friends of Mrs. Charles McCandlis of New York, who is i'll at the Roose welt hospital in that city, will be inter ested to know that she is much better Mrs. McCandliss is a sister of Mrs Frank c. Porter of Bradley street.
 Frank ward of West Haven was giv en a surprise party Saturday evenin by about twenty of his young friend at his home on Wallace street. A de lightful evening was spent by hi friends playing games, etc.
 James Gallagher and his daughter Miss Bessie Gallagher, left on Saturda for Berkeley, Cal, where they wil spend the winter.
 Miss Ella Gorham, who formerly re sided in West Haven, and who ha been so seriously i'll with typhoid feve for several weeks, her many friend will be pleased to hear is slowly recev ing.
 Mrs. Edmond ZernitZ of 9lS Stat street entertained few friends in hon or of her birthday on Friday evening at her home. Whist was enjoyed an was followed by a buffet lunch. Tn Misses Zernitz gave an interesting pro gramme of vocal and instrumental mu sic during the evening. Mrs. zernit received many pretty gifts.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Wade hay returned from their wedding journey f their home in Ferry street.
 A quiet home wedding was celebrate Sunday at 666 Grand avenue by Rev MT. Buchalter between Miss Anlti Lyons of Grand avenue and Harol Ballman of Boston. A reception follow ed. MT. and Mrs. Ballman will resid in Boston.