The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-23
PERSONAL JoTrINGS.

and Beatrice, are stopping at the Wis taria cottage, Silver Spring, R, I. for the summer.
 Miss Irene Coffey and Miss Margaret Coffey are spending part of the sum- mer months at Cornwall Center.
 MT. Max Dessauer leaves the early part of next week for Philadelphia, where he will visit his brother for few days, going later to Cape May, N. J., for the month of August.
 Mrs. Stephen Perkins of York street is spending few weeks in Noank, Conn.
 Mrs. Annie Lord of Hartford is visit ing her brother, Philip Borst of Perkins street.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of Houston street has left for Cornwall Bridge for a stay of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs, B. l.. Guise of Eufaula, Ala, and J. w. Bray and wife of St. Louis are visiting MT. and Mrs. Lester P. Mallory and Wells J.. Bray of the east side.
 MT. and Mrs. s. W. Hart have taken apartments for the summer in the Hart fate on Wall street In the autumn they will go into their new home, which MT. Hart is now building on Prospect street. MT. Hart is putting up two fine houses, one of which will be leased to one of Yale's professors. MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Walker of York street, with the Misses Walker, have taken one of the Mansfield cot tages at Double Beach for the rest of the summer.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Graves, the Misses Gertrude and Leonora Graves and Master Fred Graves of George street left on Wednesday for Kingston, during August.
 i Professor F. E. Salisbury has gone to Lyme, Conn.,, where he will spend month. | Mrs. James c. Richardson, with her 1.-two children, Hildreth and Valentine, left on the Mallory steamer Lampasas. Wednesday, for Houston, Texas, where she will stay with the family of MT. Richardson, who remains here several weeks longer before going to Kansas | City, Missouri. MT. and Mrs Francis Caffrey of Foster street will probably accompany MT. Richardson, and they | will be joined about the middle of Sep 1 tember by Mrs. Richardson and the children in their new home. MT. Rich ardson is to be the director of language study in the high school in Kansas City at very handsome advance in salary over what he received for his services at the high school in this city.
 Miss Clara Fleetwood of 12 Trumbull street is at Mount Kisco.i 1 Miss Emma Tyler and children of this city are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Smith of Curtiss avenue, Wallingford.
 Mrs. Cornelius Corning of York street has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Hun nah Hubbell of Bethel.
 Word comes from Atlantic City that Mrs. Henry L. Steinert is quite seri- ously i'll with nervous prostration ] MT. and Mrs. Frank Futile and chil- dren are at the Branford Point house for the rest of the summer.
 Miss Eleanor Havens is entertaining Miss Lena Homan of this city at her home on Church street, Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Mattoon are at Woodmont for the remainder of the summer.
 MT and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg are at Branford Point. l Mrs. H. T. Weidig has returned from two weeks vacation at Shady Lawn, Conway, Mass.
 William Beers, the veteran stage driver for the Montowese house, Indian Neck, is convalescing after a severe illness.
 l Mr and Mrs. l.. L. Camp have gone to Asbury Park for the remainder of July and August
 MT and Mrs. E. P. Judd and Miss AL ice Judd of Dwight street are away for the summer
 Mrs H. P. Hoadley and daughter, Miss Henrietta Hoadley of Crown street, will probably spend part of Au- gust at Magnolia, Mass,
 Mrs T. J. Adams and daughter, Miss Florence Adams, of Howe street, will spend the month of August in Gran vile, Mass. MT. and Mrs. Adams will go to Block Island for a few days out ing before going to the country.
 Mir. William Babcock, architect for the Consolidated road, is back in town after month at the Nashville exposi- tion Miss Babcock, who accompanied him to the exposition, will summer in the Tennessee mountains, returning to New Haven in September.
 Miss Margaret Young of Mount Yer non, daughter of Mir. D. c. Young. is the guest of the Misses Bone of Warren street.
 Miss Grace Hooker of this city Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel Peck of Woodside, Naugatuck. 1 Mrs. Mary E. Barton of 117 Elm street has gone to spend the summer with friends in Woodbridge.
 Miss Ella J. Barton will visit friends in Waterbury @ few weeks, after which she will go either to the Catskills or to | Northampton.
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