The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-18
PERSONAL JoTrINGs.

hotel, which Is the best in the city,
is conducted by former New Haven
lady, Mrs. Schneider, and the guests
are warm in praise of the house.
Miss Ellie Ditmar of Orange street
and Miss Clara Jepson have gone to
Whitehous, N. J. Mrs. Dltmar goes in
a few days,
Rev. Frank r. Luckey and Mrs.
Luckey left Monday for six weeks
vacation in the Adirondacks.
DR.. Rollin Mcneil Is taking a vacation
in St. Adams. VT
Mrs. Ulysses Clark of Bishop street
is spending a couple pf weeks at her
home in Higganum, Conn. She ex-
poets to attend the fiftieth anniversary
of the Congregational church in Hig-
ganum.
Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss of Hillhouse
avenue and family are in the Adiron-
dacks staying at the beautiful mountain
home and lands of Mr.. Hotchkiss.
Miss Jennie Klock of Lake Place
will leave on Saturday for St. Johns
vile, N. Y, where she will remain until
September, taking a trip to Lake Can
ada in the Adirondacks while there.
Mr.. w. A. Spalding the Church street
druggist, sailed yesterday morning at 10
o'clock on the st. Louis bound for
Southampton. He will spend the next
few weeks in foreign travel.
Announcement is madeof the coming
marriage of Miss Rose Murray and
DR. Henry Spang, to take place at st.
Mary's church within the next month.
Mrs. John F. Neilan and daughter of
Hamilton, O., are the guests of the
Misses Heath of IL Park street.
Miss May Loveridge, soprano Of the
Humphrey street Congregational
church, is passing the week with
friends in Bridgeport
Mrs Waldo f. Able of New York
will be the guest of Miss A. Maude
Klock of / Lake Place on Saturday.
Willis H. Alling has returned from a
weeks visit in Danbury., Mr.. Alling
goes later to join the colony of must
clans at Villa Bristhall at Cottage City,
which is the summer headquarters of
Professor f. E. Bristol of New York
city, for many years instructor in vocal
music in this city.
Ex-senator and County Commissioner
Houlihan of Newtown was in town
Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Mary Kelly of Danville, Ill,
is the guest of Patrolman George
Murphy.
Benjamin Ellsworth Of Hartford Is
visiting in town.
Miss George Baldwin of Hotchkiss
street left yesterday for Cornwall
Bridge, where she will spend her vaca-
ton.
Miss Dorothy Denver of New York
is the guest Of friends on Howard
avenue.
Misses Florence and Mary Harvey of
Salem street left yesterday for Sunset
Beach, where they will remain for two
weeks.
Miss Ripley, who for some time has
been bookkeeper for c. T. Downes, the
Broadway grocer, has gone to her
home in Maine, where she will remain
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss Of
Wall street, with Mrs Hotchkiss'
mother, Mr.. Febiger, have taken a
cottage for the summer at Savin Rock.
Mrs. Febiger's health is much i'm
proved since leaving the city.
Miss Kate L. Lewis of 166 Daven-
mort avenue is spending few weeks
at a summer term at Metropolitan Col
| lege Of Music in New York.
Mrs. r. H. Grandy of this city,
mother of Miss Alice Kay, is visiting
her father and other relatives at West
port, Ontario county, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kirchoff of Maple
street have taken a cottage at Wood
mont for the season. Mr.. Kirchoff Is
the well known carriage manufacturer
1 En- je ~, Fontp Efrnt
Stopping for the season at Narragan-
sett Pier is Mr.. and Mrs Irving Fisher
| of Prospect street.
| Miss Harriet M. Clark of Is Rosette
street is spending few weeks at May
hurst Farm, Saybrook.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ray Potter are
| spending a short time with Mrs. G.
Clark of is Rosette street.
| Miss Cora Maud Leggett, who has
been attending Boardman school, has
| decided to take a course of study at
sMoody's boarding school.
| Miss Anna Beatrice Clark of Rosette
street is 10 spc>a some time with rela-
tives in Meriden and New London.
| Mrs. James ]. Dunlap of 1859 Crown
street is visiting Mrs. c. E. Merritt of
New York city.
| The following New Haveners and
their families left for New Braintree,
| Mass, yesterday to spend some time,
| Assistant City Attorney Bristol, DR..
Isaac Lyon, Louis c. Cowles, Oliver c.
| Andrews and Elverton Fisk.
| Governor Coffin Tuesday appointed
| William w. Clinton of the Winchester
avenue road railway policeman.
| Miss Elizabeth A Morrel1 and Miss
Hannah E. Love of 105 York street
| are to go to Asbury park for a short
| stay, and afterwards among the Berk-
shire Hills.
| Mrs. Frank Fl. Whittemore leaves to-
day for Bluff Point, on Lake Champlain
| Mr.. and Mrs. James English are stop
ping at the United States hotel at Sara
| toga.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Damn and
Miss Geneva P. Damn are at the Straw
berry Hill house, Bethlehem, N. H.
| N. W. Kendall is at the Sharon house,
| Sharon Springs, N. Y.
| w. E. Barnett is among the guests
at the Ocean house Newport.
! Miss Pearl M. Christie is spending
| her vacation in Bristol with her aunt
Mrs. Watson Judd.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harmsworth of No. g.
| Lyon street have taken a cottage a,
Savin Rock for August
| Mrs. Elias H. Tucker and Miss Emma
| A. Tucker of York street are visiting in