The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their summe
 OutinRs.

Miss Ellen Smith. daughter of Clar-
 ence Smith, of AS Edwards street, is
 visiting friends at Port Richmond,
 Staten Island.
 Dr. McCabe has gone on five days
 trip to Richmond, Va.
 E. P. Ryan, director of the Anderson
 Gym., is in Norwich.
 W. P. Brinley of the postoiiice has re-
 turned from Morris.
 T. s. Tryon, of Friend E. Brooks, is away on two weeks vacation trip. Commissioner James Bishop of the
 board of public works was yesterday reported as much improved, and 1t Is expected that he will be able to be out
 In about week.. l Ex-Auditor Edward Mccarthy has re-
 turned home from three weeks trip
 to Saratoga and the Catskill moun- tains.
 D. D. Lambert, formerly of Vest
 vile, has removed from Westville
 and will be pleased to see his friends at
 234 Howard avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Coonan of Hamden gave very pleasant lawn party at
 their home Tuesday evening, at which
 there were many people from New
 Haven.
 w. Telford Duncan has arrived home
 from a ten days yachting cruise. Miss Marcella Mcdonnell of No. 353 l Congress avenue is visiting friends in
 Jersey City.
 Mrs. W. T. Smith of Harpers' Ferry
 is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
 H. Moore.
 The Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Fellowes are visiting Mrs. Daniel Wilcox of York square
 J. Herbert Damn, with E. S. Wheeler company, is spending his vacation in the Catskills. | Rev. Father Cartier of St. Louis church, is taking vacation in the l south for his health.
 Edward Geary of Brooks & Co.'S has | returned from vacation spent in north ern New York.
 The Misses Jennie Common, Susie
 Veitch, Jeanie and Mary Davidson and the Misses Curtis are spending a short | vacation at Frank Halls farm, in Ches- hire.
 Mrs. Sarah D. Kinney of West Chapel street has returned from five months residence in Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Courtland Trowbridge of Temple street have returned from Niagara Falls. Miss Carrie Taylor of 129 Henry street has returned after spending several weeks in Woodmont. Dr. and Mrs. Palmer, who for the past year, have been located in this city, are spending vacation in Color ado Springs. l The Misses Phinney of York street, | who have been in South Egremont,
 Mass, most of the season, are now at
 Sachems' Head. l F.'W. Canada of Brooks & Co.,, is at Lake Placid, N. Y, for two weeks. l Miss Katea Leland of York square, who has been spending several weeks at Morris Cove, has returned. Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge is, to- gether with her babe, nurse and maid, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Farren, at her home in Ansonia. Mrs. T. S. Smith of Harper's Ferry, | Va., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Moore.
 Mrs. James H. Woodhouse and Mrs. Samuel Bishop are spending few days with friends in Springfield. | MT. and Mrs. Jacob P. Goodhart are expected home from Europe next week. Mrs. Keeler and Miss Keeler of S2 Wall street, have gone to the Catskills. MT. and Mrs. William Warner left yes | terday for Watertown to be away about two weeks.
 Mrs. S. HarrisonWagner of Pearl street is visiting Mrs. Stafford, wife of w. H. Stafford, of the Hotel Imperial, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. William Tumble of Orange street are in Litchfield. Mrs. Samuel Lester of Thomas street, West Haven, gave musicale in honor of her niece, Miss Edith G. Purdy of Tarrytown, N. Y, Wednesday evening. Mrs. J. A. Thorpe of Fair Haven and Mrs Lamb of this city, who have been guests at the Hotel Alpine, Bethlehem, for the past two weeks, are expected home this week. B. P. Shaw, buyer in the gents fur nishing department of Malley, Nicely & company's store, left Thursday for two weeks trip to Niagara, the Thou sand Islands and Montreal. - James Wheeler, Yale '92, and Yale law school '94 has been admitted to partner ship in the firm filling, Webb and More house. Mrs. Frank S. Hamilton and Master Fred Hamilton spent yesterday in Stamford, Conn. w. P. Donaldson, for several years clerk at the New Haven house, has re- moved to Montpelier, Vt., where he will be head clerk at the Pavilion hotel. Dr. J. B. Ross, the dentist, and Mrs Ross are in Nova Scotia for several weeks.
 Mrs. Watson of IS Edwards street is expected home early in September after a two months stay in Nova Scotia. Dr. D. A. Jones, the dentist, and wife, who are spending their vacation in New York state return next week.
 John B. Elwood, chief clerk in the car department of the Consolidated road, in this city, and wife, have gone to the Adirondacks.
 Walter Allen of New York, with his family, has taken house on Howard avenue for the coming winter. MT. Allen formerly lived on York Square, but has for two years been one of the editors of the New York World. He has now accepted a position with the Consolidated. road. Both he and Mrc A11on os well ac I,{s cor.