The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. Waldo and daughter, Catherine, are out visiting Mrs. Humphrey at Ives Place, Fair Haven.
 ExJRepresentative Alfred F. Howe, city editor of the New Haven union, and chairman of the board of educa- tion in Derby, has come out as a candl- date for the nomination of mayor or that city. MT Howe has always been prominent in politics in Derby and has been elected to many offices there James A. Miles of Derby. the superin- tendent of the Sterlin Organ company, who Is brother-in-laW of Judge Alton B. Parker, will be one of MT. HoWe's competitors for the nomination.
 Prof and Mrs. A. J. DuBois of Ed wards street sailed Thursday on the Barbarossa, of the North German Lloyd line for Cherbourg and Bremen. They will return just before the opening of college.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Ray of this city were visitors to the capitol in Hartford Thursday. They were taken over the building by Charles F' Sumner of the treasurer's office. MT. Ray was formerly treasurer of the Northampton railroad.
 Mrs. Charles K Bush of West Ha- ven sailed to-day on the steamer Co., lumbia for Glasgow. She will spend the summer in Copenhagen and other cit ies in Denmark with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Henry Bowman of Fitch street. Westyille, has returned to her home after a short visit in Pine Rock park.
 Mrs. George Williams of Smith street, West Haven, is entertaining Mrs. Alice Swan of Middletown for few days.
 The Westville school alumni will hold an outing at Mansfeld's Grove on next Tuesday afternoon. In the evening they will go to the Pequot for a dance Car leaves Westville at p. m.
 Mrs. Otto Faley of Ansonia is in town visiting Miss Helma Johnson of 73 Olive street, and attended the lecture of Prof. Eastlund of Upsala college at the Swedish Lutheran church Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Pierrepont Beers Foster of this city attended her sister, Miss Marion Hummer Bowen's wedding at Plaln- field, N. J., Thursday. Miss Bowen be- came the bride of Archibald Deming Davis of Lakewood, N. J. Miss Bowen Is a daughter of former United States minister to Venezuela HH. w. Bowen. The wedding took place at the home of the bride. The couple will reside in Lakewood, N. J., after an extended wedding tour.
 William Gorton of Manchester, Eng, is visiting Mir and Mrs. Samuel Cor ton, IS George street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Can- ansburg, Pa., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Mary, to Alex ander York Stilson of Pittsburg, for nerly of this city.
 w. T. Cannon presided at the Ep- worth league meeting at Summerfield church on Wednesday evening Over 100 were present. Rev. B. F. Gilman gave a spirited address on what the league ought and can do. The Ansonia M. E. Glee club sang; refreshments were served and social hour enjoyed.
 The Phi Delta society have issued in- vitations for summer dance to be given at the Pequot hotel on Thursday evening, June 21, at 8:30 o'clock The committee in charge consists of Fred L. Bradley, Kenneth A. Pierce and Clar- ence c. Bradley.
 Mrs. George Warner of West Haven and her guest, Mrs. Samuel Smith of Redlands, Cal, hay ereturned from Waterbury, where they visited with friends
 Miss Grace Fills gave an outing to a number of her friends a few days ago on board her fathers naphtha launch, The Grace. After visiting Lighthouse Point, Scanlon's Grove, $ and other points of interest shore dinner was served which was greatly enjoyed by the guests.
 The wedding of Levi Doolitle and Miss Ethel Goodyear of North Haven occurred at the residence of the bride Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. F. Dane of the Congregational church pf- ficiated and only the immediate rela- tives and friends of the young people were present.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. "A. R., is enjoying it's annual June out ing at the pleasant home of Miss Jane Finch Bushnell at Madison. A large number of members went up on the noon train yesterday.
 New Haven people registered at the Meriden centennial Thursday, the ban ner day, include K. Lundeen, Dr. and Mrs. Barnsdall, Leonard B. Horner, w. P. Hugo Alice Lutz J. W. McClusgey, H. l.. Kling, w. s. Wells E. E. Wilde, IA. H. Embler, A. c. Hendie, N. Easter brook, Edward Mpriarity, George Hal finger MT. and Mrs. F. c. Woodruff, MT. and Mrs B. Malley, w. Mapes and party, w. T. Berry, Miss B. Ryan, Jeremiah Cornell, John Moran, Frank Burke, John J. Hannifiin, William Strack, D. V. Wallace, F. H. McCul- lock. Wonser Grouse, W. Taylor, Willis B. Isbell George F. Prentiss, Miss l.. D. Younger, Miss F. c. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Bates, MT. and Mrs. F. E Edgar, John P Crowley, A. G. Din- nan, c. F. Bliss, E. N Potter, MT. and Mrs. Watson.
 Mrs. M. J. Flynn of waverly, R. l., Is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Fogarty of Derby avenue.
 Miss Louise Ayre formerly of Say brook, but now of Olympus, Wash, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam ueI. Spencer, Waterside, Clinton. Miss Aver Is at present in Boston, but will ,.ax,tci+ har sfateT- hafora her retlIrn