The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-18
PERSONAL JOST1INGS,
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-other Personal Notes.

in town again for time, after having had a delightful stay In Litchfleld. They gave a soiree- musicale last Saturday night at the house where they were staying in Litchdeld. It was delight full social event Mrs. Troostwyk goes to Philadelphia in September to meet her brother who is prominent busi- ness man there.
 George H. Hotchkiss Is again at his summer home on his island-one of the many Thimble Islands, He bought the island years ago and has taken solid comfort there ever since With him is MT Vogel, friend of his from this city. Reports come in of large catches of fish by MT. Hotchkiss and MT. Vogel.
 MT, s. B Shoninger, of B. Shoninger & Co.,, and his wife have returned from a very pleasant stay of three weeks at Poland Springs, Me. To-day or to- morrow MT. Shoninger's father and mother, Mir. and Mrs B. Shoninger, leave for a stay of several weeks at Saratoga, stopping at the Grand Union. This will be MT. Shoninger's thirty ninth annual stay at Saratoga.
 Mrs. A. M. Dowd of Madison has been enjoying pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. T. G. Putnam, in this city.
 Q. A. Lyman of 181 Columbus avenue, with his family, left for Short Beach yesterday for weeks stay.
 Mrs. F. L. Jones of S4 Williams street, who for some time has been at Sheeps- head Bay, has returned home.
 yrva dren has just returned from short stay at the Hawkhurst, Litchield.
 Mrs. o. c. Coggins of this city is the guest of Mrs. Emory Coggins at the Cabin club house, East Haddam, Conn
 Attorney W. H. Ely has returned from a visit to Block Island. While there he caught 800 blueflsh.
 Mrs. Kate Marvin Preston Is sojourn- ing at Strawberry Hill house, Bethle- hem, N. H.
 MT. Harry Sweeney, with F. M Brown & Go, is spending a vacation in the Catskills.
 The Misses Leary of Lafayette street are at Burns Point, Milford for va cation outing
 Alfred II. Durham has left town
 
 Beach and other resorts.
 Mrs Staples of Hartford has been the guest over Sunday of J. c. Staples on Lynwood street.
 Mrs John Woods and family of Ports mouth, N. H.. are visiting Mrs. Samuel Gilson of 72 Hamilton street.
 street.
 Miss Susan Hotchkiss and Mrs. Charles H. Townsend have gone to Po land Springs Me, where they are to stay until September. at least.
 w. Telford Duncan has started for cruise to the eastward on his sloop yacht Uarda, intending to visit New port, Vineyard Haven and other places of interest to yachting men.
 Miss Dora Louise Topping, who sang so successfully at the Hotel Majestic in July, appearing on a program with MT Romain, is giving a series of en- tertainments at the Intervale house, Intervale, N H.
 MT and Mrs. Short of Spring street and daughter Mabel have gone to Jef- ferson, N. Y
 Mr. and Mrs w Lloyd Ketchel nee Wheeler, are also in Franconia, stay ing at Forest 1llIS.
 St Anne's guild of St Johns church is to enjoy trolley ride over the va rious lines to-day.
 w. c. Marshall of New Haven Is among the recent arrivals at the Ar lington, Bethlehem, N. H. Miss Mary Twitchell, daughter of Rev. J. E. Twitchell of the Dwight Place church, returned last week from western trip including visits in Mill waukee, Detroit and Saginaw. To-day she will start on another trip to Yer mont. Tn September she will resume 1 teaching at Mme. Nichols school. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Booth have re- | turned from Peacedale, R. l., to their temporary home at S2 Diekerman street. They report their son Malcolm, quite recovered from the illness which made it necessary to bring him from Dayton, O., last April. MT. Booth will | return to Dayton on Wednesday of this ! week to get things in shape for the op- ening of the Steele High school of which he is principal. The school will open with the large number of ], 100 pu- pills.
 ! Mrs Hetty Bradley Kelly, who went abroad in May with her husband, is l located at famous spa in Belgium and
 is studying her profession of singing
 with M. Bouby, the well known French ] teacher. Mrs Kelly took with her let | ters of introduction to him from Mme. Nordica and several other prominent musicians, and M Bouhy is doing his | best for his American pupil. At ded- I ication anniversary on the 9th at an English church at the spa, Mrs Kelly | sang a solo, "The Holy City" | Wendell Weissgerber, one of the at- | taches of the Aldrich house, has an ar | tistic vein in his nature, as is shown
 by the decorations on the mirrors at the l Aldrlch house cafe. They are worth | the time looking at. They represent a winter scene with the stars and stripes | prominent, and a thirsty man in the l background. In the large mirror can
 be seen a large circle, Inside of the circle is the letter c, which repre- sents the initial of the proprietor, MT l Cameron. The artists work can be
 seen for a few days, It is the work of | the popular bartender, Wendell Weiss