The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This CitJ Interesting soCluI EVsnts Here anS Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 Miss Emma shackleford of Hampton, Va, is a guest at the home of Mrs Ida M. Lacey, Harrison Park. Milford, this week.
 Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Wells Will Hams of Whitney avenue, who have been spending the summer with rela- lives in England, have returned to town.
 Stanton Andrews Castiner of the First National bank of Hartford was the guest of his cousin, Captain Albert Strickland in Clinton on Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Moore entertained num- Der of friends at her home on Hopson avenue, Branford, Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin Miss Eleanor Hav- ems, who will soon leave town.
 Samuel schafer of Westville. who has been in the hospital for the last three weeks with appendicitis came out Tuesday.
 Minott IA. Osborn of Bradley street returned Tuesday night from southern California, where he has been spend- ing his college vacation
 Mrs. II. c. Beebe of Wood street, West Haven, and her guests, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mcclellan of Providence, R. l., enjoyed a trolley ride to Waterbury and Waterville.
 Mrs. Sarah Conger left Saturday for Hartford, where she will remain for a week or two
 Burton Mansfield and the Rev. Stew art Means, D. D., who have been in England for the past six weeks, sailed for home on the saxonia on the fourth of the month, and are expected to reach New Haven to-day. William $. Pardee is returning with them
 Miss Marion Hastings of West Haven celebrated her ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon from 4 until at her home on sawin avenue The little people en- ioyed various games on the lawn and at o'clock dainty supper was served. The dining room decorations were pink and the birthday cake with the nine pink candles was very attractive to the little guests; also the decorated cakes wiAh the black turtles and other unique dainties which the children appreciat- ed. Many pretty gifts were received by the little hostess, whose guests were Jenette Bristol, Marion Mercer, Mildred Cook, Elizabeth Smith, Lucille Stoddard from New Haven, Margaret Murphy, Dorothy Wakeley, Mildred and Charles Robinson and Louise Hastings of West Fl. ven.
 William Hooker Atwood, who has been summering at the west shore, has returned to the city and is now at the New Haven house
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar T.. Clark of Mill ford are back from visit to Holyoke. Mass. Mrs. Clark spent two weeks in and about that city, but MT. Clark was able to stay but a few days.
 Charles Vinal, cousin of Roger Vina' uf Branford, has accepted position in the office force of the M. I. F. Go. Mir Vinal is a baseball player and covered first base for Branford in her recent games.
 A coming wedding in which many prominent New Haveners are interest ed Is that of Miss Anabel Lee ant Lieutenant Robert Morris, U s. A. which will take place at the Lee cot tage at Stonington on Saturday after neon at o'clock. Only the immediate relatives have been asked to the cere mony but large reception will follow at 4:S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state regent O the D. A. R., will go to Hartford thii week to make plans for the autumn outing of the Connecticut D. A. R Hartford has been selected as the place and the date will be some time in tn late October.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Parker of Clinton vii go to West Hartford Friday to live fol a time with her sister, Mrs. Charles Ellsworth
 Dr. T. s. Dewitt and wife, Miss Lauri Wilford and s. A. Griswold were among those from Branford who attended th, meeting from the New Haven consoci2 ton held at Madison yesterday
 Plans for the trip to Concord anc Lexington on October 19 20 and 21, 0 the Second company, Governors Foo Guard, were announced at meeting 0 the company Tuesday evening. Tn "Feeters'' will make their headquarter in Boston at the Copley Square hotel A banquet Is to be given Friday even ing october 19, at the Hotel Somerset and 1t is expected to fully 800 will b present. Governor Guild of Massachu setts and Governor Roberts of Con necticut with their staffs are planning to attend. Several other prominen guests will also be present.
 The total committee of the Westvill Hook and Ladder company held meeting at the hose house Tuesda night to make arrangements for dance for the coming season.
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Kirby an Miss Marie Kirby have returned t their home on Whitney avenue fror their cottage at Silver Sands wher they have spent the summer.
 Three jolly New Haven tars from tn school ship St. Mary's. which arrive at New London after a five months cruise, are back in town telling thei friends all about their experience! James Grant jr., son of Superinten dent Grant of the fire alarm telegrap service; George Hughes of Howar avenue, and John Fleury of Kimberl avenue, are the "hearties," and the surprised their parents Tuesday even Ing by popping in on them. Durin