The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-16
PERSONAL JOT1INGS.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personals.

outings-other Personals.
 Mrs, M. D Beach and little daughter of Gilbert avenue are passing the sum- mer at Portland, Conn.
 Prof, Jules Luquiens of Bishop street has gone abroad for the summer months.
 Mrs. Frank R, Swift of 107 Wimberly avenue, with her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Hawkins of Campbell avenue. West Haven, have left the city for the sum- mer to visit friends in Keene, N. H. Miss Lillian and Miss Henrietta, daughters of Mrs. Hawkins, have &C., companled them and expect to be great ly benefited by the change of climate, which they will experience, as their health has been somewhat impaired for a few months past.
 Lieut.. Gov Dewell, through the exec utive committee of the senate club or '97, has extended invitations to the members and their wives to attend a shore dinner at the Branford hotel or Tuesday, July 20. Lieut.. Gov. Dewell said that it would be an entirely form al affair. The guests will go to the Point either on the steamer Margaret, leaving Belle dock at 9:30 or by train. The excursion committee consists of Senators w. H. Marigold, Lucius Brown and Linus B. Plimpton. Among the latest arrivals at the Sea View hotel, Savin Rock yesterday were H. B. Brandt and wife of Hartford, F. B. Brandt of New York, D. H. Marion and wife of New Britain, Master Ar thur Marion of New Britain. Prof. John Clark of Orange street goes soon to Windham, Conn. Mrs. s. Hartwell Chapman left the early part of the week for Pine Orchard, where she will spend part ot 1 the summer.
 Instructor o. c. Bunnell of YorR Square will spend his vacation in Bur lington, Conn.
 | Mrs. David Collins and the Misses | Collins of Hillhouse avenue have gone to their delightful country place al Kingston Hill, overlooking Narragan- sett bay, R. l,
 | MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Camp are back from a trip to Montreal. Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Trowbridge oi New Haven have been stopping for g few days at their summer residence ir 1 Eastford, Conn.,, and are making ar l engagements to have some repairs made | when they will return with their daugh. 1 ters for the season.
 1 Mrs. Hine and son Daniel, of this city | are at their summer home in Eastford l MT. and Mrs Charles Monson ant l daughter of Whitney avenue have gone
 to the Thorndtke hotel, Jamestown
 R. l. .".
 Mir. and Mrs. Totham and the Misse: l Catlin of this city are guests at thu l Hopkins house, Lake Waramaug. Captain and Mrs Luddington ant l daughter and Assessor Merrill made { pilgrimage to Grants tomb at River
 side Wednesday.
 Mrs. Annie Hollander and daughter
 Miss Louise, who have been spending ;
 few weeks at the residence of Mrs. B
 Shoninger, have gone to Woodbury
 where they are stopping at the Curtis
 hotel
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Kelly 0
 
 Mrs. Kelly will sing on several occa
 sions while there and will then go dowl
 to Nashville to visit the exposition
 where Mrs. Kelly has been engaged t.
 sing In the auditorium.
 Mrs A. Maxcy Hitler left town Wed
 nesday afternoon for Madison, wher
 she will remain two or three weeks
 going from there to Clinton and after
 wards to Litchfleld. She was accom-
 panied by her two children and Mr
 Hitler, the latter to go and come, a
 business permits.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridg
 and family are at the Red Lion Inn
 Stockbridge.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Candee will spen the summer in Prospect, Conn, wher MT. Candee last year purchased pleas
 ant place.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Monahan and fam
 fly of Whalley avenue have gone t Stonington, Conn.
 Robert Langdale of Edgewood ave nue is spending the summer in Europe
 travelling in England and on the cor tinent.
 Professor and Mrs. William Beebe ( : Bradley street are out of town for short vacation.
 Professor Arthur Hadley has gone Snake Rock Farm, Sandy Hook.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barnum are g - the Forest and Stream club, Whining ton, Vt. MT. and Mrs. John H. Plat will join them there soon for a tW f weeks stay. Rev Dr. J. E. Twitchell of Dwigf
 Place church was the guest last wee 7 of Professor J. M. Lee of Litchfielt V New Haveners registered at the Hawl 5 hurst are Colonel and Mrs. s. J. Fo . and MT. and Mrs. L. R. Hammond, M
 Hammond spending Sunday ther
 Harry G. Day, the lawyer, has bee
 the guest of MT. and Mrs. James :. Woodruff. IT q Flemmjnp the "J IT" toha cf