The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-11
pERSoNAL MENTION.

Mrs. Radcliffe and daughter, Mrs. J. c. filling of Plainfleld, N, J., returned yesterday after a visit here of two weeks, during which they called upon many of their old friends. While in New Haven they were the guests of Mrs. Winchell of Wall street. The Redcliffes formerly lived in New Ha- ven, as is well remembered. The late John Radcliffe founded and conducted until his death a very prosperous cater ing and ice cream house on Chapel street and after his death his widow continued the business, also with much success. They catered largely for the Yale gatherings as well as other events. Mrs. Radcliffe and her daughter visited their old home and friends here for the first time in seven years. Since her removal to Plainfield her brother, MT. Rawlings, who assisted in the Red cliffe's business here, has passed away He died of heart disease. He was a most estimable man and was a devoted member of the Calvary Baptist church.
 MT. and Mrs. Maier Zunder left yes- terday for the Catskills. Mrs. Zunder will remain for a time in the mountains and MT. Zunder will go to Saratoga, He will be joined there by his son, AL bert Zunder, and his son-in-law, I. ders thirty-second consecutive season at Saratoga. The New Haven public will hope that he may live to make thir- ty-two more annual trips.
 Miss May V. Hotchkiss of Clark street will leave to-day for Andover, Mass, where she will visit her sister, the wife of Prof. Allen.
 Dr. Patzold and family from Water bury arrived at Walnut Beach yester- day and live at the Home cottage.
 Miss Addie Bamberg of 164 Shelton street, Bridgeport, is spending a week with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Dgman, of 764 Grand avenue.
 Dr. M. N. Chamberlin of Cheshire has gone to sturbridge, Mass, for a couple of days to visit his sister.
 The Misses Colwell of Ward street are at Pittsfield, Mass.
 Joseph Williams of Osborn Hall Phar- macy has gone for a weeks bicycle tour. He will go to Asbury Park,
 Miss Hattie Peck of Cornwall is the guest of Mrs. Parker of Whalley ave- nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Branford left on Tuesday for Cottage City to two weeks.
 Miss Eva Schoenbein of S2 Asylum street, Miss Susie Baldwin of Milford, and Otto Booker of Seymour have gone to Lake Glenn, Fla, Orange Co.,, N. Y, for a two weeks vacation.
 Dr. and Mrs. Burton Talmadge are at Waterloo, N. Y.
 Miss Ruth Olmstead of 549 Howard avenue is at West Brookfield, Mass, camping for two weeks Among others in the party are MT and Mrs. Otto Olmstead and daughter, Mrs. Adele Olmstead of Danbury, and Miss Rose Mary Gould of West Brookfield, Mass.
 
 visiting in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Josef Mullins and Mrs. Charles Mullins from Bridgeport, both with their families are staying at the Innis Fallen cottage Walnut Beach
 Charles Meehan. the boy soprano, is at the home of his parents in Seneca Falls, N. Y. Miss Pauline Meehan is also at her home for the month of Au- gust.
 Albert Johnson, with F. E. Peckham X Co., of Branford, is confined to his home suffering from malaria. Charles Converse of this city is assisting at the store during his absence.
 Miss Mary Sullivan, soprano soloist at St Mary's church, will spend her vacation in the Berkshres.
 Miss Mabel M. Hale, a classmate of Miss Elsie Nichols, while at Pratt insti- tute is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lester J. Nichols of Main street, Branford.