Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES. of New Haven People by Land and Sea-Weddlngs Celebrated and Weddings to Come-Summer OutinSs1n General.
 Professor and Mrs. J. H. Niemeyer have closed their house, 251 Lawrence street, and will spend the summer in New Marl- l boro, Mass.
 Mrs. Professor William A. Norton of l 168 Prospect street has gone to Holderness. N. H., where she has summer cottage.
 E. w. Allen of 57 Prospect street has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Julian J. Bishop of 59 Prospect street is visiting in New London.
 The Misses Lewis, daughters of ex- Mayor Lewis, will sail for Europe this week.
 Mrs. Fred Barton is visiting in Boston, Mass.
 H. D. Hunt of Wall street is visiting in Madison, Conn.
 Mark T. Ewin and Charles o. Holman of 124 Wall street are contemplating a trip to Ireland and Italy.
 L. square are occupying cottage at West Haven.
 Miss L. M. Smith of 100 Dwight street has just returned from long visit in Bethany.
 Mrs. Theodore Miller of 397 Washington street is visiting her friends at Litchfeld, Conn. Edward Blake of 361 Temple street, is staying in Colchester. Paul Jenkins will make tour of the Great Lakes this season. Clara Parmalee of 40 College street5 has 8 cottage at Stony Greek. Miss Isabella Osborne of Brooklyn is visiting her cousin, Miss White of Howard avenue.
 The Rev. E. A. White, pastor of Christ Episcopal church of Bloomfield, N. J., is | visiting his parents at 492 Howard ave- | nue.
 Mrs. J. Cummings and daughter of 175 Division street will leave July to spend two months in Nova Scotia, the home of l the formers parents. l MT. and Mrs. George s. Bo1twood, from Grand Rapids, are in town for commence ment.
 Miss Mamie E. Burke of City Point will return next Wednesday from Durham Gen. ter, where she has been visiting for the last two weeks.
 Dr. A. R. D. Goodrich and Dr. E. P. Goodrich of 93 Lake place have gone to West Sayville, Suffolk county, N. Y.
 James H. Gallagher of 35 Sherman ave nue will spend July and August in Nor folk, Conn.
 John W. King of Denver, Col, is visit ing friends in the city.
 J. G. Smith and family are summering at Woodmont.
 W. w. Carr of Ohio is visiting friends on Temple street.
 Miss E. B; Clapp is in Michigan and will remain until fall.
 Francis G. Beach of "A Wall street has gone to Long Island.
 Arthur Barkhouse of Louisville, Ky., is of 169 Olive street. Mrs. Charles E. Atwater and the Misses
 Atwater of Birmingham left Saturday or
 the Werra for Genoa.
 Misses Maud Clerkin and Nellie MaloneJ of Columbus avenue have returned from g visit to Boston. Misses Anna and Fannie Holcomb star to-day for Oregon, where they will spend several months with relatives. , Judge E. 0. Billings of New Orleans ii , expected here shortly, and will remain fol
 the season. 3 James H. Ford and wife are expected
 home from California this week, after long absence. Mrs. M. Bartholomew of Whitney ave 8 nue will shortly be united in marriage t, ss Arthur Russell of Jacksonville, Fla. 3 William Hopkins has severed his con l nection with R. G. Hecker & Go. and to day will go into the general superinten s dents office st the Consolidated road , depot as stenographer.
 Rev. E. P. Seymour of 571 Elm stree has gone to Greenfield, Mass.
 Mrs. M. l.. Maynard and family of 5
 Garden street have gone to Hartford. f MT. and Mrs. James A. Fuller of Or > cnard street have gone to Mt. Pleasant e N. Y. }. Miss Margaret Foster of 1O9 Colleg }, street has returned home to spend her Vt cation. s Eugene L. Richards, jr., son of Profel 4 sor Richards of Yale, and Miss Elmendor1
 daughter of Dr. Elmendorf, a wealthy an }. influential resident of Brooklyn, N. Y n were married in Brooklyn Saturday afte1 i noon at 4 o'clock. It was one of the biz B. gest social events of the year in Brooklyn W Many residents of this city attended. NJ l. Richards is a graduate of the class of 'e ?, and while at college was captain of th 7, football team in his senior year, playin d half back. His bride is one of the mos Q beautiful and accomplished young ladie u in Brooklyn