The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS on INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People known in This City
interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs. M. F. Scott of Springfield, Mass,
is spending few days with Miss Ade-
laide Myers of State street. Mr.. Scott
sails for Europe tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Osterweis will
Crown street, on Tuesday evening. May
20, from until 10 o'clock, for Miss
Rose Osterweis Of New York and Mr..
Gustave Osterweis, whose engagement
was recently announced. No cards.
A pretty wedding of Monday will be
that of Miss May Miller and Mr.. George
Beschel. which will be celebrated in st.
Lawrence church, West Haven. Miss
Miller was formerly in the Office Of
Mendel & Freedman.
Miss May Bradley will give a recital
at Guilford on Wednesday, June 6. The
accompanist will he Mr.. w. V. Brad
ley.
The policing of Savin Rock by officers
of the town of West Haven will begin
to-day in good earnest Bluecoats will
be detailed there both day and night.
Besides Mounted Officer William N.
Scranton there will be four other DO
licemen. 1t is thought that later in the
season when the crowds increase the
number Of officers may be increased,
The condition Of Rev. James r.
Brown Of East Haven, who is confined
to his home by illness, remains about
the same. Reports from his bedside
are that be is resting comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward strouse and
baby of Avon street will remove
"Wednesday to their cottage on Hen
drick street, Savin Rock.
Tomorrow evening at the Humphrey
Street Congregational church the mem
beers of the Boys brigade will give an
entertainment which promises to be
verv successful. Among other features
a farce entitled Mrs. O'Hafferty VS.
Tin Tung'F%wir be given. The talent
has been chosen from the brigade
Those taking part are Judge Crusty, D..
s.. Berger; Lawyer Rusty for the Plain
tiff. q. r. Atwater; Lawyer seedy for
the Defendant, J.. Teasdale; Mrs. o.
Hafferty, plaintiff, J. Hall; Tin Tung
(Chinaman) defendant, C. Christy;
Stephanotis Pinky, witness, F.. Ferris.
An unusual celebration took place
Tuesday night when Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Kettle of West Haven observ-
ed their golden wedding anniversary.
Members of the Golden Rod Chapter o.
E, were present in the course of the
evening, as were a number of other
friends of the couple. Many happy re-
turns Of The day were extended the
couple and some more substantial re-
nnembrances were presented. A rather
odd coincidence Is that Mrs. Kettle
parents also lived to celebrate their
f1ftieth wedding anniversary.
The Young Mems club who meet in
Yale hall viii give a Whist in the
hall tonight.
Tickets for st. Mary's choir sacred
concert are selling at the following
places: treat & shepard's, LOOMS
Steinert's MARK Sullivans drug store,
State street, stanford's drug store,
Winchester avenue Metcalfs drug
store. Chapel street; Deegan's drug
store. state street: Cooleys drug store,
CONGRESS- avenue; from the sexton at
the church and from members of the
choir.
Last evening the Ladies' Aid society
of the First Congregational church of
West Haven gave strawberry festival
and entertainment in the parlors Of
the church. The price of admission en-
titled all to Toe cream, strawberries,
cake. and the following programmed
Plano selections, Miss Ruth Iangdon
and Miss Greta Bailey; violin and pl-
ano selection. Miss Martha Hull and
Master Talcott Hull; vocal solos. Miss
Rosalvnd Brown, Miss Gertrude Cros-
by, Miss Marguerite Graham. Charles
York and A. H. Wentworth readings
by Miss Grace York and Miss Brill.
The proceeds will be used for the Sun
day school library.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union of West
Haven will be held at Temperance hall
on Center street. this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Miss Louise Herrick of Pearl street
left Sunday for Vermont, where she
will pass the summer with her grand
mother, who returned with her after a
visit in New Haven
There will he cake sale in the Hos
ley block under the auspices of the La
desc guild of Christ church, East Ha-
ven, this evening. AS the proceeds are
to be used to assist in the purchasing
Of a carpet for the church, 1t is ear
nestly desired that a good patronage
Will be given this sale.
The Historians elected at the High
school are as follows: Mr. Thomas
Means. Mr.. Clarence Rungee, Mr.. Louis
Misses Irene Dunn, Edna Booth and
Miss Thompson.
Miss Marie Weller of New York is
visiting Mrs. Richard Hemming Of
Saltonstall avenue.
Royal Arcanum, Saven Rock council
NO. 1865, met in Masonic hall. Camp.
bell avenue, corner Main street, West
Haven, last evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. j. M. Lee of Kensington stree
will leave for Northford the latter par
of next week, and latter will go tc
Litchfield for the summer.
Lewis j. Turner of Palmer, Mass, Is
spending few days at the home Of
his brother, W. H. Turner of MAR
street, East Haven.
In accordance with its plan of hold
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