Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-27
Personal Notes.

FefSOnal Notes.
 Chief Engineer Hendrick is at Block Isl and.
 Ex-City Auditor Edward Mccarthy is at Saratoga.
 Mrs. Richard Steinberg and family are in the Catsxills.
 Terrence Dinnan and wife are spending a week at Saratoga.
 Robert Wilcox and mother of Cottage street are at Saratoga.
 Miss Minnie Crowley is spending her va cation at Short Beach,
 William H. Hale of the Norwich Bulletin is at the Pequot club house.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Penny, of Howard avenue, have returned from Short Beach
 Mrs. Francis Kelly will spend the re- mainder of the season at Englewood, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Townsend, of How ard avenue have returned from Franklin, Conn.
 Mrs. H. R. Jones and her daughter, Miss A. l.. Jones, are visiting friends in town.
 Rev. Father Daily of Brookfeld, Mass. is visiting Councilman M. J. Donlan of the Twelfth ward.
 A. P. Wilder, editor of the Palladium, is expected to arrive in New York from Eu- rope about September g.
 Mrs. J. B. Goodwin of Providence, R. l., is being entertained by Mrs. Charles H. Raymond of 95 Howard avenue.
 MT. Louis Bradley of Cottage street has left his position with Stilson, the architect, to accept position in Chicago.
 Miss Kate O'Conner, forelady at I. Newman & Co.'s corset shop, is spending weeks vacation among the Berkshire Hills.
 Dr. D. L. Church snd wife returned yes terday from Schoon Lake, N. Y., and Sar- atoga, where they spent the past few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. N Holden, who have been visiting Mrs. E. E. Baker of 30 Ed wards street, havereturned to their home in Lowell, Mass.
 Fred Enc, Howard Embler and the Misses Clara Rudd and Florence I. Beardsley, cha peroned by Mrs. A. H. Embler, are summer ing at Morris Cove.
 R. L. Austin, the popular clerk at H. E. Nettleton's store in West Haven, spent Sunday at Woodbridge hills, where his wife is visiting friends.
 Fred Nash, the we'll known newspaper correspondent, who was overcome by the heat last week in Stamford and taken to the hospital, is now recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. James J. Holman, with Miss Anna Holman, of Hanover, Mass, were in town yesterday in attendance on the marriage of their son, Dr. Herbert 0. Holman.
 Dr. W. G. filling and wife returned home yesterday from pleasant stay at various summer resorts, including the White Mountains, Saratoga, Lake George and Rangley lakes.
 Rev. George E Streit of Exeter, New who has lately returned from a summers trip in Europe, is visiting his son and nephew, George and Edward Streit, both of whom are engaged in the newspaper business in this city.
 A recent issue of the Pine Hill Sentinel late arrivals at the Bonnie View is Mise Millie Williams, the well known pianist, who is a pupil of s. B. Mills. Miss Will Hams not alone charms the guests at the Bonnie View, but each morning after the mail is distributed, entertains her friends in the Avon Inn. Her repetoire consists of classical music, some of the selections being written expressly for her by we'll l known authors. A new feature is 8 true imitation of Swiss music box and 8 per son b1indfolded would not distinguish the | difference. In fact, the sentiment of all l who have heard her play is that she makes l the piano talk. Not only is she gifted as l pianist, but she ranks high as a vocalist | and hes fine soprano voice. It is hard to | decide in which she excels. She is pretty l brunette and makes friends where ever she l goes and invitations have already been re- | ,eived by her to play at other hotels.