The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And otheE People Known in This City --InterestIng Social Events Here and Elsewhere,

uue leIC yesterday TOT a week s Vaca- tion at Ocean Grove, N. J.
 Mrs Richmond of Bishop street and Miss Edna Richmond of the Window Shade company are in Lftchfield for a two weeks vacation
 Miss Beatrice Rocking, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Hooking of Nor. wood, Mass, formerly of this city, is visiting MT. and Mrs. George Burt of 54 Bishop street
 Mrs. A. A, Kellogg of 53 Elm street is spending several weeks at Onset Bay, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. H. II. Frisbie of 52 Bishop street are entertaining Mrs. Dainton and Miss Ruth Dainton of Meriden. Mir and Mrs. Burrit, of Wa tervilh Conn, and Mrs. Ashe of Os- sining N. r., and Mrs. Frisbie, ST., spent last week with them.
 Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Ed street spent the day Wednesday with Mrs. Merrills, formerly of Pearl street, at her home in Woodbridge E. A. Sat tig and family of Foster street are spending the summer in their hand sorne residence, which has just been completed, in Woodbridge
 s. H. Street and family of Bishop street are also summerlng there,
 Mrs. William K Carlisle, who is spending her first eason at Pine Or- c1lard, is enjoying her stay immensely
 Prof. James Mason Hoppin of Hlll- house avenue, this city, and also of Liteh1eld, Conn.,, was elected one of the vice presidents of the LAtchfield Historical society at it's annual meeting the past week. The president is Rev. S. 0. Seymour was elected president, and among the others selected to serve as vice presidents with Prof. Hoppin are Mrs. E. w. Seymour, Mrs. J. A. vanderpoel and Mir. D. c. Kilborn. Miss Elizabeth White of this city, who as sun1nering at Litchffeld, was also elected a member of the society,
 The long looked domino party over which there has been so much inter eAting speculation among the young De@ple at Pine Orchard, took place at thA Country club out there on Satur- daH evening It was @ great success botiA socially and financially, and those whoAarranged the affair were showered witfN congratulations by the guests. A great many were present in different colorad dominos, but the majority of young men and women appeared in attractive fancy costumes The effect was really very artistic and the dainty costumes were really pretty. Miss Zaidee Tyler of this city and her es- cort, MT. Snow, were voted the prize couple.
 It is quite probable that the re- ded- ication of St. Mary's church of Bran ford will be accompanied by simple ceremonies, quite unlike the beautiful and elaborate ceremonies which at- tended the dedication.
 Miss Margaret Lewis, the talented daughter of MT. and Mrs. George w. Lewis of this city, has delighted the guests of the Mountain View in White field with vocal solos. A distinctively musical colony has gathered at this house, and concerts are abundant and excellent.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Warner of Bran ford are spending delightful vaca- tion in the White Mountains.
 A. M. Young and his two daughters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Lucy, leave this week in their Columbia for their camp in the Adirondacks, expecting to remain a few weeks.
 Coroner Eli Mix is spending these beautiful days at Strawberry Hill house.
 Professor John Wurts, who went abroad in July to join his family, who have been traveling over there for two years, will sail for home September 15 Mrs Wurts, Miss Laura Wurts and Miss Eleanor Wurts, will return to New Haven with them.
 Mrs. C. Purdy Lindsley of Elm street left Wednesday for months visit in Perry, N. Y, where she will be the guest of her cousin, Miss Cleveland.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley N. Hall an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Bertha Elvira, to Arthur B. filling, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock, at the residence of Rev, w. J. Mutch. D. D., pastor of the Howard Avenue Congre- gational church of this city The cou- pae were attended by cousins Miss Anna Potter of GuiEford acting as bridesmaid, and MT. B. S. filling, U. of P., 'OS, of this city, as best man. Inn mediate1y following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Aling left on a trip which will include Niagara Falls, the Thou sand Islands and Montreal, Upon their return they will reside at 63 Howard avenue. where they will be pleased to receive their friends MT. Alling is boolSkeeper for the Andrew B. Hen dryx company.
 Quite party of friends of MT. A. C. Wheeler of Bridgeport were guests al the Country club the past week. TheS caYne up from there in automobiles ant spent D delightful day on the golf links Luncheon was served to the party after which the golf enthusiasts wen over the golf couse in the afternoon In the party were M. F. T. Staples Mr. F. Hastings, MT. Ernest T. Lyor and MT. Aslnnan.
 A new baby daughter arrived fot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunnell of NeV Haven at the home of her grandma Mrs. T. J. Beers of Lanfares Cove or "Wednesday.
 Miss Margaret Brightman and Mis- Etta Jacobs of Georgetown, South Car olina, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Henry Murray of Harding avenue.
 Mrs A F. Adams and Mir M. J