The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-02
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 OURNEYINGS.

Pleasure Trips Here and There-Pleasnnt
 Times at Sea Shore and Mountnin-Other
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. J. P. Smyth and Miss Dorothy Smyth have returned frons an autumn tour through the Catskills to this city, having spent the summer at West shore in an East avenue cottage.
 l.. A. Vibberts, Norris Bailey and w. B. Thomson of New Britain went to Savin Rock Thursday to appraise two cottages there belonging to the estate of John Payne. Besides the SaVin Rock property there are five moro pieces of real estate in New Britain and six of the seven pieces were distributed this week by Messrs. vibberts, Bailey and Thomson to the heirs of the estate.
 Mrs. Hills of Hills Homestead, West Haven, who has been suffering for some time past from the effects Of 6 stroke of paralysis, remains about the same, as reported yesterday by Dr. Barnett, her attending physician.
 Judge Lucius P. Demlng has gone to Akron, O., and vii, be absent about a week.
 Miss Rubie Bean entertained se- lect party of young people at her resi- dence 133 Bradley street, on Thursday evening, about twenty being present. The evening was most enjoyably spent in music, dancing and games. At about 9:30 o'clock, the young folks sat down to bountiful table, when refreshments were served. The table looked charm ing, being decorated in an artistic style of crepe paper and flowers, pink being the prevailing color. Mrs. George Bean and MT. and Mrs. Leonard Bean, assist ed in making the affair enjoyable. . Dr. Herbert E. Smith. dean of the | Yale medical school, is making anayl- ses of water taken from streams ill the state, under the direction of the state board of health. One of the principal streams is Park river in Hartford, which is badly polluted by sewage.
 MT o. Howes, proprietor the past summer of the Hammmonassett house, Madison, was in town yesterday, calling on old friends, of whom he has many. With him was MT c. II. Walton of the Titusville Advocate, Titusville, Fla, who is travelling in the east for pleas ure, and has just spent few days in Hartford in the course of his journey ings. MT. Walton's paper is very prosperous local publication. MT. | Howes left yesterday to spend day with Hon. Dwight Futile in East Ha- ven, who has property interests in Florida. MT. Howes and his wife, who is with him, will leave soon to return to Daytona, Fla, where MT. Howes conducts the Holly Inn, a prosperous hostelry. Since closing his business at Savin Rock eight years ago, MT. Howes has been in business in Florida. He 1 takes with him to his Florida home the | best wishes of all his New Haven friends. MT. Howes thinks he will not conduct the Hammonassett house next season, not having been able to affect a release of the premises.
 Mrs. Bradley, wife of F. B. Bradley of 676 State street, in Kelseys block, has been visiting her son, Edward L. Bradley, in New York city, who holds responsible salaried position with the Bradley, Currier company, manufac- turers of interior wood work for hotels, mansions, etc Mrs. Bradley goes to Paterson, N. J., to visit her daughter i Mrs. Baldwin, wife of MT. Baldwin, city treasurer of Paterson. She returns in about week. Her husband, who was for many years a manufacturer of cabinet work and picture frames in ] ha n1 nf business to Artizan street, owing to the tearing down of the building he occupied on the site of which new block is being erected.
 MT. s. G. Pease, the newsdealer, is home from trip of several weeks tC the Thousand Island region.
 | Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Anne Whitney. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eli Whitney, to MT Thomas MeElrath Debevoise of New | York. Miss Whitney has been one ot the belles of New Haven society since her debut couple of seasons ago. Mir Debevoise is a graduate of Yale in '95 and member of Wolf's Head.
 Miss Amelia Bingham, who played Thursday night at the Hyperion ir ''Ine Proper Capef. was ellteTldlHeC while in town by Mrs. Don Thompson of York street.
 MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and family returned home yesterday from delightful three months stay al StoclSbridge, Mass, where they partici- pated in many brilliant society events the last of which was given by the Westinghouse last Thursday night.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas R. Trowbridge are expected home next week from their summers tay at their Litchfield residence Mir Trowbridge has beer slightly ill and confined to the house for a few days past with cold and a touch of a rheumatic nature.
 William Bacon Bailey, son of William L. Bailey of Springfield arrived at Yale yesterday, where he will assume an in structorship in political economy. MT Bailey is a graduate of the Springfield high school, also of class of '94 at Yale and last year the degree of Ph. D. was conferred upon him by Yale.
 The engagement is announced of Dr Frederick w. Pirritte, of 215 Orange street, to Miss Mary Winchell, young est daughter of MT. J. Rice Winchell deputy collector of United States GUS toms, and of Mrs. WinchelI.
 MT Sanford, proprietor of the San ford hotel, Woodmont, has recently