The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-18
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-other
 Personal Items,
 Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Johnston of Seattle, Wash, who have been visiting at 76 Kensington street of this city, have returned home. The doctor re- ports the condition of business in Seat tie much improved, owing chiefly to the large influx of gold into the city from the Klondike and the outfitting of min ing expeditions from that place. Mrs. Johnston is a sister of Mrs. E. N. Bots ford of this cty.
 Mrs. J. P. Smyth and Miss Dorothy Smyth of Crown street are at the Hotel Albert, New York city. J. P. Smyth, jr,, has entered upon his senior year at the General Theological seminary New York city.
 tional Tradesmen's bank and his wife, who are at Poland Springs, are expect ed home September 20.
 Miss Julia Kingsley, wife of Bert Coote, the comedian, who has been re- siding at Coote's Nest, Morris Cove, this summer, will apepar as Phoebe in the Twin Saints at both performances at the Hyperion to-day. She is very popular actress and has large number | of New Haven friends.
 | Mrs John L. Herne, sister of James A. Herne, author of Shore Acres, who has been the guest of the Misses Hayes 1 of Dwight street, has returned to her home at Larchmont Manor, New York.
 Charles Mann, the baritone director of music at United church, will sing in the coming revival of "Panikeese," the role of Lee Ward having been as- signed to him.
 Carter Harrison, mayor of Chicago, arrived in town yesterday. He is l Yale graduate of the class of '72, and came to look over the college.
 The Misses Ruth and Bell Chase have returned home after spending vaca- l tion of three weeks at Park Lane.
 w. P. Bartlett, formerly of this city, but who is now engineer for the Hoe Press company in Brooklyn, is in the city spending several days with friends. 1 Colonel and Mrs. N. G. Osborn have returned from their summer outing. | Attorney and Mrs Richard H, Tyner, who have been spending the summer at Asbury Park, have returned to town and taken apartments in Lawrence | street
 Earliss P. Arvine has returned from two months summer vacation spent in Woodbridge and Stamford. MT Ar vine is in greatly improved health. w. D. Clarke and family of 13 Trum- | bull street have returned from Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Ives of 67 Grove street left yesterday noon for a trip to Boston and Nova Scotia. They will go through the province as far as Halifax, returning in about two weeks Joseph and Mrs. Klcran have re- turned from their wedding trip, and are residing in Lombard street
 Mss Hyman of Chicago is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph c. Johnson of Grove street.
 Librarian Tyler, of Branford public library, has returned to the old town much refreshed from his vacation
 MT. and Mrs. M. F. Bacon of Monson Mass, are enjoying a carriage drive to her old home in this city. | Mrs. William Platt of Branford is visiting Mrs Clifford Perkins of this city.
 | Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Anna Blakeslee of 54. East street and Benjamin M. Prescott jr, of 238 Wooster street. The bride was formerly employed as telephone operator at Sargent & Co.'S office. The ceremony was quietly performed ir New York. 1 George E. Coleman assumed his du- ties yesterday at janitor of the Black stone Memorial library Branford.
 Councilman James White of the Eighth ward, who was obliged to leave the council meeting on Monday night by illness. was confined to his home un- til yesterday. He has been suffering with severe attack of malaria.
 A benefit entertainment was given a! the high school hall. Westfield, Mass. last evening, which took the form of a literary and musical recital by colore5 talent. The proceeds of the entertain. ment will go to James W. Payton o1 Yale university.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Dr. Hennig of 26 May | street celebrated the wooden aninVer- sary" of their wedding on Wednesday night. When the guests left each car ried away as a souvenir a tiny wooder spoon with the dates 92'97. In the games played during the evening prizes were won by Mrs. Redshaw and MT 1 Gutbrod. MT. and Mrs. Hennig receiv- \ ed many handsome gifts.
 Roy Averil of Branford was very pleasantly surprised at the home of his mother Mrs. c. Adelbert Averill. al Branford Point, Thursday evening b. about thirty of his young friends, who dropped in informally to help him celc. brate in good old fashioned style his eighteenth birthday. A good time wa. | had by all.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Day of Seymour are visiting their sister at the old home stead on Elm street, West Springfield Mass.
 George Walsh of Branford is very critically i'll al the residence of his sis ter Mrs. Jarvis Pond in Branford
 Mrs. Douglass, wife of the superinten dent of the city hall elevator, has gone together with her son and he" sister to Branford Point to stay two weeks.
 Mir. John Plant is quite ill at his home in Plantsville suffering from the ef fects of slight sunstroke experienced ] early in the summer.