The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Lizzie Swanton and Miss Mar
garet Humphrey of New York city are
the guests of Miss Margaret Fleming of
10 Grove street. On their return home
Miss Fleming will accompany them and
remain In New York for two weeks.
A party consisting of Mrs. Elizabeth
Pattison, Miss Kittie Pattison and Miss
Byrd Reed of this city and Miss Kate
Condell, and Misses SADIE and May Mer-
win of Windsor is being entertained by
Mrs. A. H. Condell of Plainville.
Assistant City Clerk James B. Mar
tin returned from Newtown yesterday
morning to get ready the journals for
the next meeting of the court of COM
mon council
James Gallagher, buyer for the up
holstery department of Howe d Stet-
son, and his sister, Miss Mamie Gala
CHER, are at sag Harbor, l.. l., for
three weeks visit, ia & 80. 4a4.4,
w Mrs. William Richie and Mrs James
Johnston of Bishop street are spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Collins of
Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss A. NJ Tanyane is the guest of
her cousin, John Bishop of Brookline,
Boston. ..-
Miss Mamie Ryder of Toronto and
Mrs A. G. Ryder of New Haven are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ry-
der at their cottage at Brockett's grove,
Branford.
Miss Anna Copperthite of Washing
ton, D. c., is on a three weeks visit to
the home of her cousin, Miss Marguer-
lite McCarty Of 106 woodward avenue.
She will also sojourn at the cottage OF
ex-Fire Chief Kennedy on Governors
Island, Stony Greek.
ATTORNEY Prentice w. Chase and fam
ily have gone to Old Mystic to spend the
month of August Mr.. Chase will spend
part of the month in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Patt of Peck
street. have returned from visit with
relatives and friends at Greenport and
Orient L. l.
Professor and Mrs. Thomas G. Shep-
ard of this city are visiting friends in
Guilford.
Miss Rose McCormic of 14S Putnam
street is visiting relatives in Windsor
Locks.
Albert r. Welles, clerk of the court of
nrobate, is confined to his home with a
severe attack of quinsy.
Miss Gertrude Katpitzke of Wolcott
street is at Whitehouse, N. j., the guest
of Miss Iva Vandervoort.
Dennis Keane, secretary of the Quln-
nlpiac Brewing company, has returned
after a six weeks trip to Ireland. Mr.
Keane was accompanied abroad by sew
eral relatives. He reports having had
fine trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robbins of
Ansonia have returned from Wood
mont.
Miss Florence daughter of F. II.
Woodruff Of Milford, is spending two
weeks at the home OF commissioner
Macdonald in this city.
Mrs. William A. Schappa and daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, have returned nome
from Brooklyn, N. Y where the daugh-
fer has been very seriously sick with
neritonitis and where Mrs. Schappa, |
TOO. has been i'll. Miss Schappa return
ed Thursday night, but is still very |
sick. An ambulance carried her from |
the hotel in Brooklyn to the steamboat.
On arriving here Mr.. Schappa met his
wife and daughter at the depot with a
carriage in which the young lady was
taken home.
CONGRESSMAN James p Pigott has left
for a three weeks voyage through the
Great Lakes.
Paul Beetz and wife of 764 Grand ave-
nue. will celebrate the twenty-first an
niversary of their marriage on Sunday
August 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Beetz have
sent unique invitation to their friends.
1t is a card with an embossed silver ef-
feet in a silver colored envelope.
Mrs. John w. McCarty, jr., of WASH
dngton, D. c., is visiting at the home of
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCarty, of 106 Woodward ave-
nue.. She is accompanied by her little
niece, Miss Blanche mccarthy, also of
Washington.
DR.. E. H. Jenkins of New Haven has
declined the disappointment to the state
sewage commission, on which he did
such thorough work the last two years.
His reason is that his work at the eX-
pertinent station takes so much of his
time that he cannot attend to the duties
of commissioner. Dr. Jenkins was a
leading member Of the commission and