The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-17
FERSONAL 1IENTI0N.

ln Switzerland.
 Professor Dessauer sailed Friday by
 the Normandie, visiting the continent A. H. Metcalf returned home Satur
 day from his vacation tourr greatly 1 improved, having visited friends 1T
 Rockville, Conn.,. and in Bronson
 Mass.
 Judge Jones of Norwalk. Ohio, is vis-
 iting his brother-in-law R. Bradley ot
 No. 8S Winchester avenue, for few
 days.
 Mrs. N. A. Smith of Stamford, who
 has been spending few weeks with
 her son on Blake street, has returned home.
 | MT. and Mrs. Eli Whitney will, with their daughters, spend the summer ln the White Mountains They have talk en a cottage at F'rarcronia, near the
 Forest Hills hotel.
 Rev. A. A. Lathbury and wife, for
 merly of this city, have been visiting
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Morse of Ken
 sington.
 Miss Kate Trowbridge will leave next week for Buffalo to be the guest of Miss
 Mabel Wilcox.
 J. H. Rice will spend the remainder of the summer months at Basin liar bor, Lake Champlain, stopping at the Homestead.
 Mrs. George H. Watrous and Miss Watrous will spend some time at Rye, N. Y., and will go later to Norfolk. Ell Iiott Watrous will be at Litchfield near- ly all summer.
 Miss Teresa Drill will leave this week for Germany for two years study of music in a leading university there.
 The Rev. Dr. Charles Ray Palmer and Miss Palmer are registered at the Crawford house Crawford in the White Mountains.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll has been spend- ing part of the week at New York with Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell. Miss lnger- soils cousin, Lieutenant Colonel saw yer, an officer in the British army, has just come to America for visit.
 Miss Agnes Small of Danbury is the guest of Miss Agnes Illusion of Poplar street.
 Mrs. George B. Farnam and the Miss es Farnam of 37 Iillhouse avenue are at Norfolk.
 The wedding of William F. Brecken- ridge of Palmer, Mass, Yale '93, to Miss Addie Louise Rogers of that place took place at Palmer last Wednesday after- noon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. B. Harrison, formerly as- sistant pastor of the Church of the Re- deemer of this city. MT, Breckenridge is now principal of a grammar school in the Bronx borough, New York city.
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Ives of No. 704 Whitney avenue with their daughters, the Misses Sue B and Leila M. Ives left on Tuesday for trip across the continent. They will go by way of the Great Lakes, and will visit Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyoming, Yellowstone park and San Francisco
 Professor and Mrs. John F. Clark will leave this week for Brattleboro Vt, to remain throughout the vacation sea- son.
 $. R. Chidsey and family of East Ha- ven are stopping at the Eaton cottage, l Cosey Beach.
 Miss Mary l.. Crane of Orange street is at Ardsey, where she is the guest of Mrs. Bernard, who is entertaining | arge house party at her pleasant coun- try home.
 Mrs. Andrew Benton of Guilford has been visiting with Mrs. Rual Andrews If East Haven for the past week.
 George F. Booth, assistant business manager of the Register, and Mrs. Booth with their little daughter are 1t Indian Neck for a sojourn, having f aken the cottage ''The Merry Den"
 Mrs. Celestia Bradley of East Haven S having a handsome monument erect d for herself and family in the An lrews lot in the old cemetery in East Haven.
 Twenty-Five inmates of the Home for he F'riendless, the older among the were the guests of Mrs. Tim thy Cowles at Meadow View" her residence, on Wednesday fternoon for luncheon. Mrs. Cowles ent carriages for her venerable guests nd soon after their arrival delicious lnch was served They remained near V all afternoon and the beautiful day t Meadow View will be red-letter ne in the memory of Mrs. Cowles uests.
 Herman l.. Swezey of $. H. Pease & lon sailed Saturday on the steamship Mir Swezey will spend bout six weeks in Germany. Dr. Rosenbluth of Southington left evening for two weeks cycle rip on Long Island. Mrs Rosenbluth l aft Saturday also for Ocean Grove, N. f :, where she will visit Mrs. V. M. Laity : f this place. 4 William G. Redfield, bookkeeeper at $ he New Haven County National bank, ] nd his wife have gone, to Litchfield. ( IF. Redtield proposes to put in consid- t able time in fishing in Bantam Lake, z which he is regarded as an expert. Professor J. Willard Gibbs of Yale is I the White Mountains for the holiday i lonths at Intervale. He is at the r ellevue, where he will be joined soon q V Professor Andrew Phillips. e MT. and Mrs. Alfred Marcus of Will t ,ington, N. C., are on a visit to MT. l. [arcus father, Herman Marcus of 423 e emple street. They will spend several c eels in the north,
 The Rev. J Lee Mitchell of the Grand ! q venue Congregational church, with V rs. Mitchell are among the late arriv- \ s at the Strawberry Hill house, Beth + hem, in the White Mountains. W Fire Commissioner Charles l., Well T T wifi. Qnoi1,o nd