The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


And other People known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Mrs. N. Albert Hooker was the guest
last week of her daughter, Mrs. r, S.
Goodwin, of Thomaston.
Grand Secretary C. E. Hoadley of
the Royal Arcanum left yesterday
morning for Old Point Comfort, to at
tend the annual Supreme council ses-
sion of the order which convenes there.
He expects to be gone until May %.
Announcement is made if the coming
marriage of Miss Fannie LeffingwelI
Brown to Mr., Thomas Atwood Kirk
ham, both of Bridgeport, which will
take place on Wednesday, May 20, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Bronson. The wedding is to be very
quite affair, and only the immediate
relatives will attend.
The Mikado was produced before a
large audience in Wallingford last
night by the Nelson Opera company of
West Haven.
Rev. Charles o. Scoville of Trinity
church has rented the Beers residence
at the Corner of High and Crown
Scovilles, who expect to occupy it in
August.
About $500 was cleared at the concert
of the Queens Daughters in Bridgeport
Sunday evening.
Edward S. Goldstein the well-known
advertising writer, has accepted po-
sition with the May Co. of st, Louis,
and at the end of this month will leave
the Howe & Stetson company for his
new position.
Horace Lyman Huson of Derby has
Just been elected the secretary of the
Veterans' association, Yale Corps of
Cadets. Mr.. Huson has served with
honor in the cadets corps for three
years, having gone as high private to
the st. Louis fair with the organiza-
tion, aud since that time has risen to
the position of sergeant. Mr.. Huson
succeeds Captain Harold F. Andrews,
who has resigned on account of numer-
Gus other duties.
Francis Mahoney, formerly of New
Haven, who win graduate from Pratt
institute, Brooklyn, N. Y, next month,
has acceptedsa fine position as instruct
or of woodwork in the public schools
of New York city. His many friends
in New Haventare glad to learn Of his
success.
Miss Bessie O'Brien Of 35 Park street
Aas returned from a six months tour
with the Henry w. Savage English
Opera company. The tour has been
very successful, and included the west
ern and southern states and British
Columbia.
Messrs. John and Joseph Costello of
this city will open hotel at Saranac
Lake this week. They will name the
hotel Saranac house. Mr.. John Costel-
10 was formerly with the Mailey COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sugenheimer of State
street have returned from Brooklyn, N.
r., where they went to attend the thir-
ty-ffth wedding anniversary Of Mrs.
Sugenheimer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Torch Of Brooklyn.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club
were entertained ny wi D.
George E. Bailey at her home in Center
street, West Haven Mrs. John Coburn
substituted. The prize was won by
Mrs. Charles B. Warner, two beautiful
dishes A delicious and dainty lunch
con was served after the game.
Misses Helen and Josephine Williams
of 1872 Edgewood avenue are listing
friends in Washington. They expect
ito visit Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Murphy in
Philadelphia before their return. Mr..
Murphy is the well known athletic
trainer formerly with Yale, now with
pennsylvania.
On Friday afternoon Of this week the
members Of the Milford Women's Re-
lief corps will hold food sale In the
store made vacant some time ago by
Joseph H. Barnes on Broad street. The
sale takes place at o'clock, and the
proceeds are for the California relief
fund.
At Dwight Place church last evening
the last of the teachers teas was CIV
en-.