The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-02
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SWIMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Iountain-0ther
 Personal Items.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Pardee of Mon- towese have returned home after a pleasant stay of two weeks at Linda Vista cottage, Pine Orchard. Miss Pot ter of New York city was guest at the cottage.
 Miss Emma l.. Tyler has returned from Greenfield, Mass, where she has been spending the summer.
 Miss Bessie McManus of Hartford is visiting friends in this city this week.
 Fred Quintard of this city, who was formerly connected with the Waterbury Grocery company, is enjoying a visit among his old friends in Waterbury,
 The family of Attorney F. F. Arvine, who have been summering In Wood bridge, have returned
 A Clayton, N. Y, paper says: Mrs. S. l.. Cady of New Haven, Conn.,, prin- cipal of the boarding school for girls in that city, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Terry, at Woronoco Island. She left to-day for Mt. Vernon, where she Is to be the guest of c. G. Cooper, esq. Miss Cady, her daughter, is now a guest at Wor- onoco, having lately come from Shinne- cock Hills, L. l., where she has been a member of the Chase art school, a famous summer school under the direc- ton of William M. Chase, the artist so widely known at home and abroad. Miss Cady will remain here doing as much outdoor sketching as weather permits for a fortnight longer, when she will return to New Haven to re- sume her duties at the school for young ladies founded by Mrs. Cady."
 The grand chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity of American colleges was held during the past week at Nash ville, Tenn. Dr. William l.. Dudley, director general of the Tennessee Cen tennial Exposition, was elected grand consul. The freedom of the exposition was granted to the boys, who enjoyed it to the utmost. Among the delegates we notice the names of two former Con- necticut boys, George E. Robertson and George l.. McAvoy.
 Connecticut pensions-O -Original-We ton Ferris, New Haven. Increase Richard Smelling, MerideH. Original widow-Jane A. Loomis, Coventry.
 MT. Jirah F. Hyde and F. B. Palmer of Hampton, Conn.,, who attended the legislative reunion Tuesday, are guests of Representative Frederick L. Averill
 Frank and Albert Foehr of Milford have returned home from weeks visit with friends in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bassett and MT. and Mrs. Dean Lyman, who have been among New Haveners at the Highland house, Highland, have re- turned to town after a months stay at the pleasant resort.
 Mrs. Frederick E. Earle and her young son are at West Morris, where they have been staying since early in July.
 Walter E. Oviatt, the assistant post master of Milford, is i'll at his home
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Ramon of Wooster street have returned after a ten days visit in Saratoga Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Burnside of Mill ford are rejoicing over the arrival of a girl into their household
 The Misses Sanford of Grown street are again in town, having spent August at Block Island.
 Professor Niemeyer of the Yale Art school and Mrs. Niemeyer who have been staying at West Cornwall, Litch- field county, since the close of college, have returned.
 Miss Agnes Sheridan of New London gave a reception at her residence on Shaw street, Tuesday evening, in honor of her friend, Miss Alice O'Connell of New Haven
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson have re- turned from very pleasant stay in Manchester, N. H., where they were guests of their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Frear MT Johnson is manager of large store in Manchester one of the Woolworth five and ten cent stores Mr. and Mrs. Frear are expected to pay a return visit here Thanksgiving time
 Miss Marie c. Bacon of Scotland, Conn, and G. Shelton Higgins of the Yale medical school were the guests of Miss Grace E. Eldredge of No. 43 Fair mount street, Norwich, during the past week. Cycle parties, including single | wheels and tandems, and excursions down the river, were among the many ways by which they were royalty en- tertained by their hostess
 Miss Lena A. Reynolds of Quidnick l R. l., who has been spending her vaca- Non with her parents in West Haven, | returned yesterday. MT. c. F. Southmay and family spent ] Sunday in Wallingford, the guests of | Mrs. o. w. Spencer.
 The Misses Fannie and Ida Beach of | Woodmont, who have been attending | camp meeting at Ocean Grove, have re- turned home.
 New Haveners at the Hawkhurst, Litchfield, are: MT. and Mrs. c. A. Fowler, MT H. l.. Chamberlain, MT. H. M. Kochersperger, MT. Frank Good year Smith, Miss M Stannard, MT. w. D. Hart, MT. J. J. Dunn, MT. George c. A. Brown and MT. George E. Haight.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Warehouse have returned from a months visit to the Litchfield
 The Bridgeport Farmer says of gentleman having many friends here, as follows: Frederick M DeForest. eldest son of Judge R. E. DeForest, re- turned home from Germany yesterday, where he has been pursuing a two years sojourn in the classics at the at Leipsic and Halle Mir DeForest's two years sojourn in Ger many has improved him wonderfully from physical standpoint at least.