The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-30
PERsOsAL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings.


 city yesterday.
 F. W. Baldwin, of Snow, Church x Co.,. has returned from q two weeks va- cation. t
 Professor and Mrs, Charles Bonney have returned from Europe.
 F. Lyon and daughter, Miss Flora, have returned from Block Island. Announcement Is made of the mar rlage of Chester W. Ewing and Miss Rosalie V. Letcher, 10 inka place at the home of the bride, southbridge, Mass, September {.
 Superintendent Waterbury of the Shore Line division Is at Flushing, l.. 1.
 Mayor Nathan T. Mansfield of Fellu- ride, Col, Is the guestof Alderman John w. Lowe. During the visit of the Con- necticut delegation tU the national coll vention Of republican rllibs in Denver, Col, Il while ago, many of the Coincc- tcut members were royalty entertained by Mayor Mansfield. He Is here on n business trip. Alderman Loves wife and children have returned home from an extended visit to Mrs. Loves mother in Belbone, Ncb. They had delight ful time.
 Albert Rogowski will speud Il week of his vacation in North Adams, Mass.
 Miss Lizzie Babnon. Miss Marie Smith and Miss Jennie Dempsey of tI., ti,t, |, Heiser.
 Mrs. James Mustarde. who has been spending the summer in Scotland, re- turned this week on the steamer State of California.
 N. E. Meigs who has been the guest of his brother, F. D. Meigs, at the Elliott house, has returned to his home, Dexter. Me
 John C. Clark. Law school '94, has returned from Chicago, and will locate in New Haven for the coming year, studying practical law in the office of Case. Ely & Case.
 Mrs. Stevens Perkins Of York street and Mrs. Caroline Buckingham of West Chapel street are home from Bethlehem, N. II.
 Mrs. Kate O'Brien has returned to her home in Brooklyn after a pleasant vacation with friends in this city
 Miss Margaret Mclaughlin and Miss Rose Reynolds have returned from a short stay at Cheshire
 w. M. Rowland and wife of 96 How ard avenue left yesterday for the Thousand Islands.
 MT. and Mrs. John Donaldson of Buffalo, N. T., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. F. c. Young. Chapel street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Clark, 1SO Portsea street, are rejoicing over the arrival of a pair of twin boys, born August 27.
 Dr. Charles H. Rowland, formerly of Meriden, but now resident of Wave land. Fla. is spending the summer months with his family in this city.
 Mrs. Charles A. Stevens and son and Mrs. Charles H. Mayer of 156 Dixwell avenue are in Washington, D. c.
 t Vice President John 'M. Hall of the Consolidated road will remove his family from Willimantic to this city the first of next week. They will re- side on Grove street.
 Miss Ann McCrary of New London is the guest of Miss Rowland of Howard avenue.
 Lieutenants E. V. Reynolds. Ensign Harry Day and Edward s. Buckland of the naval militia sailed yesterday on the steamship New York for Europe They will be absent until October.
 Miss Alice J. Fordyce of Winsted, Conn.,, is the. .guest of her cousin, Miss c. E. Nichols of S7 Asylum street. The latter has returned from a four weeks stay ill Winsted.
 Rev.Father Kent of St.Mary's church will soon leave to assume charge of the Dominican church. Washington. D. c.
 Miss Mary A. sammis of 2SO Norton street is at Woodmont.
 Miss Lucy Douglass is visiting in East Hampton.
 Miss Nellie Gaffney of Newtown is visiting the Misses Burke of Grand avenue.
 H. w. Parker of Boston, who is to be Battell professor of music in Yale, has arrived in town. -....
 Alderman Sanborn and Arthur T. Til ton are among the many present at the Alton Bay camp meeting, New Hampshire. MT. Sanborn and wife will visit in Franklin, N. II. A. T. Hilton will visit his father in New Hampshire and other places before returning home.
 Miss Hattie Erskine, charming and highly accomplished young lady from Brooklyn, N. r., is visiting Miss Carrie and Miss Mabel Gay, the daughters of Mr. John Gay, at the Normandy.
 John E. Brennan of this city has re- turned from Narragansett Pier, where he has been summering. He opens for rehearsals here next week in his gen. teel Irish drama "Tim, the Tinker" in