The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-19
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 J0URNEYLNGS.

Personal Ytems.
 Rev. Dr, Newman Smyth, wife and daughter, will leave next week prob- ably on Wednesday for a stay at the White Mountains.
 The Misses Mabel and Alice Rochfort of Edwards street are in New York city for a two weeks stay with friends. Mrs. Mary Riley, her daughter, Mary J., and her three grandchildren, Eddie, Rose and Mary Mulvaney, of Water bury, are spending their vacation at Savin Rock.
 Mrs J. R. Stevens and Miss Nellie Stevens of Hartford, are at the Bonsil- enc, Woodmont.
 guest of his daughter Mrs. c. B. John son, of Hulls Hill, Oxford.
 Mrs. Francis s. Hamilton, wife of General Registrar Hamilton. of 29 War ren street, who has been i'll for about month, is convalescent. Mrs. Hamil- tons illness was at one time very crit ical She was attended by Dr. w. c. Welch Her many friends will be most gratified to hear that her full recovery seems now assured.
 Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox, of Short Beach is entertaining Miss Sabin, pres ident of Milwaukee Downer college, Wisconsin, at her summer home, the Bungalow, at Short Beach.
 Dr. Gallaudet and son have arrived from Europe and are now at their sum- mer home at Indian Neck.
 Early in September Miss Florence Newell of Branford, will enter Friends school in Providence, R. l., for the course.
 Miss Mabel Tucker of Monson, Mass. is the guest of Miss Lottie Bradley of West Main street. Branford. | Mrs. Anna c. Hyde of Dwight street, left for Arlington. Vt,, yesterday. | The Rev. MT. F. G. Marshall, rector | of the Church of the Ascension, and Mrs. Marshall, spent Wednesday in | Meriden with friends. l Ex-fire Commissioner David H. Clark is at swanlon, Vt, and will try a little fishing in Lake Champlain, where also | several other of New Haven's expert followers of Izaak Walton are simi- | larly employed. MT. Clark's place of sojourn is the Hotel Champlain
 The Rev. MT. Fellowes, rector of the Episcopal church at Derby, will leave for trip to Nova Scotia. l Mrs. Albert Zunder and her son, Mon- roe, have gone to Block Island, regis tered at the Hygeia.
 Mrs. Sarah R. Earle of Warren, Mass, is visiting her brother, Charles | P. Frizell of 30 Garden street, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Harper, of 196 ! Ellsworth avenue, are receiving con gratulations over the advent of a ten and one-half pound boy
 Mrs M. Sonnenberg, Miss Sonnenberg and Mir. Louis Sonnenberg are at the Marlborough in Great Harrington, hay ing gone there from Ridgefield
 Mrs. J. B. Barrett leaves soon for | Massachusetts, where she will visit her | parents.
 MT. and Mrs .Zenas Mansfield and family are at Cosey Beach for few weeks
 MT. Henry A. Perkins, Yale '96, Ed ward c. Perkins and Horace B. Clark Yale '9S started on Tuesday from Bris- tol, R. l., for cruise about Block Is- land in MT. Perkins yacht Jeanette.
 Herbert w. Oviatt is spending his third summer at the Arlington, Bethle- hem, in the White Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery have gone to the White Mountains te stay at the Profile House, where 3 number of others prominent in New Haven society are sojourning
 MT. and Mrs William Dahlmeyer an6 family are spending several days ir l oit the wedding anniversary of relatives
 St. Agnes Guild of St. Boniface R. c church is enjoying a days outing al Lyon Park.
 Mrs. c. M. Gourley and daughter Lottie Bell, of Plymouth avenue, are enjoying the cool breezes of the Berk shire Hills for a season. They expec to visit at the Catskills also. MT. Charles Osterman, of Frank H Platt's, left on Tuesday for two weeks trip to the Catskills
 Miss Gobel of Forbes avenue, Eas Hartford, is visiting friends in town
 Rector Parish and family of the Epis copal church, Westville, took posses sion of the George Baldwin cottage Branford Point, Tuesday. Mr. Parisl is a son-in-law of Mrs. Lester, who's cottage in the grove at Branford Poin was destroyed by fire some time ago Mrs. Lester is erecting a new cottag upon the same site.
 Mrs. Montague and Miss Corrine Mon tague of Orange street and MT. an, Mrs. Seeley of Fair Haven will spen, the remainder of the season at Shor Beach.
 Mrs M. Cusack and her sister, Mis- Margaret Rutledge, left yesterday fo two weeks pleasure trip at Cos Beach.
 Thomas F. McGuinness of Clay stree is spending his vacation at Bay Viey Inn, Stony Creek.
 Miss Elizabeth Galpin of this city i in North Granby, stopping with MI and Mrs. W. L. Ensign at Poptonocl cottage.
 Miss Margaret Lawton of New Ha ven is entertaining at her home tn Misses Florence and Alice Duffy c East Hartford.
 Mrs. H. B. Bigelow is at the Waum bek, Jefferson, New Hampshire, for tn month.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Lines and daugh ter are at the Center house, Cente Harbor, N. H..
 The Rev. Father Martin of St. Mary R. c. church, Branford, sailed for Eu |