The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-16
PERSONAL JorTINGs.
New Haven People and Their Summer Out
inpS-Journeyings by Land and Sea.

AhPN-oourheyihgs py Lana ana sea-
]. jerome Hayes Is in Harwinton
Conn.,, for part of the summer.
Miss Pauline Skiff, with her horse and
carriage, has gone to DR.. Skiff's farm
in Kent for the summer and has taken
with her Miss Hattie Ward. daughter
of f. s. Ward
Mr., and Mrs. B.Greenstein and daugh-
ter of New York are visiting at the res
idence of S. We'll.
Chas. f. Clarke and wife of 1902 Crown
street are spending the week at Coney
Island and New York.
Miss May Fitzgibbons of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting Miss Helen Keefe of
Pearl street.
Thomas w. Lane of Providence, r. l.,
spent Sunday at his mothers home in
this city.
The engagement of Frank Butter
worth and Miss Esther Stoddard of this
city has been announced Mr.. Butter
worth is a son of ex-Congressman But
terworth and was member of the class
of '95 at Yale. He was famous in ath-
letic. circles as full-back of the Yale
football team and was noted to be the
handsomest man in the class. Miss
Stoddard has been the belle Of New
Haven society for two years and Is a
daughter of Ezekiel G. Stoddard, pres
ident of the New Haven County bank.
She is a charming and talented young
lady.
Clarence G. Spalding, Yale '97 S.,
leaves soon for Portland, Me-, to visit
George w. Samson, Yale '97. who is the
son of Rev. Thomas S. Samson, former
ly pastor of Calvary Baptist church. Mr..
Spalding and Mr.. Samson intend to
tramp through the White mountain re-
gion. Last summer they walked from
Portland to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bunnell of Crown
street leave this week for their beauti-
full summer home at Southport. Their
departure, which was booked for sew
eral weeks ago, has been delayed on
| account of Mrs Bunnell, who had a
fall which resulted in a lame knee
which interfered seriously with hel
walking.
Mrs Milander, widow of the late Ben
jamin Mlander, and Miss Margaret
| Grayston of 22O Crown street have fall.
en- heirs to a large tract of land In Tex
as in consequence of the death of their
uncle, Peter Grayston.
Miss Mary A. Kennedy of Brooklyn
N. Y, tutor I'M Pratt's institute Of
| that city, is visiting her cousin, Cap
| tain j. J. Kennedy Of 1856 Howard ave
nue.
Mrs. George Levine and children Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. I. Jacobs of Is Day street.
Mrs. A. P Miller and her children
are summering at Fairfield with Mrs
| Miller's parents.
Mrs. Caroline Buckingham Of West
| Chapel street left yesterday for Ocear
| Grove, where she will stop during the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson of Chicago
are the guests of Mrs. Thompson's faith
er at his home on York street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Miller are at Con-
gress hall, Saratoga, where they will
| spend the summer. Mrs. Miller, who /!
at this famous resort for her health
| is much improved.
| Mrs. A. j. North of Sheffield avenue
this city, has just returned from Dan
| bury, where she has been visiting hei
son, D. S. North Of the Adams Express
| company.
Mrs. e. P. Coe of Howe & Stetson's
| has returned from a weeks vacation
| spent in the country.
| James Anderson Of Even McIntyre's
| dress goods department has accepted
an important position in one of the
Birmingham dry goods stores.
| The many friends of Mrs. Cameron
wife of the proprietor Of the Aldricl
house, will be rejoiced to learn tina
she is recovering from her severe i'll
| ness.
/ Mrs. Alling of 155 Meadow street cele
| brated house warming last evening
about twenty-five couples being pres
ent.