The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-18
Personal MENTION.

Hill, Southbury and Woodbury..
Miss Evelena V. Rockwell of III Cen
ter street left yesterday for Spring Hill
near Willimantic, where she will be
guest at the Mapleview for the remain
der of August.
Frank B. Thompson and FRANK A
Monson are spending their vacation az
Berkeley Springs, w. Va
Miss Mary Ella Smith and her broth
err, Ira S. Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
visiting Mrs. Eli Mix.
Miss Evelena V. Rockville of IL Cen
ter street left yesterday for Spring Hill
Conn, near Willimantic, where she VII
be domiciled at MapleveW during the
remainder of the month.
Miss Olive G. Trecartin of winthrop
avenue is visiting with her friend, MISS
Mildred Page in Wallingford.
Miss Dobaroh Cannon of D. M. Welch
& Son, is spending her vacation at MI
| agara Falls.
| AT Plymouth from New Haven are
Mrs. Charles ManWaring and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Pierce.
| Miss Margaret Merriman has gone to
Litchfield on her vacation visiting
| friends.
Mrs. Thomas H. May and son Graham
Of Ferry street will start next week on
months vacation to Bath Beach and
Asbury Park.
I Miss Cora e. Ellico, the only daughter
of DR.. John H. Ellico of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her grandparents,
Robert and Jane G.. Somerset of 102
Dwight street.
Miss Kittie and Margaret Hussey Of
Pine street and Miss Mamie F'reyer of
Fillmore street are spending vacation
at West Haven.
Miss Helen r. Burns, who has been
visiting the Miss Grahams of Pleasant
street will return with her cousin, Mrs
May, to her summer home in Asbury
Park, n. j.
DR.. Stephen j Maher of Orange street
and Pierce M. Maher, superintendent of
the malls at the postotfice, start to-day
for trip to Europe. They will be gone
about six weeks.
Miss Emma NeYins, daughter of Su-
perintendent 7. G.. Nevins of 159 Ferry
street, will be the guest of her cousin,
Jerry Denny, proprietor of the Derby
hotel, Derby, Conn.
are passing a few weeks at the Hawk
hurst, Litchfield.
Miss Margaret Nevins and Miss Nellie
Fitzpatrick has Just returned from a
two weeks stay at Asbury Park and
New York.
Miss Annie King of West Haven and
Miss Mae Housen Of Westville are
spending a two weeks vacation with
relatives in Hartford and East Hart
ford.
Miss May Wallock has returned from
the Catslxll mountains after spending
five weeks and she is spending a pleas
ant time at her home.
James e. Mccain has returned to the
city after a pleasant fortnight's stay in
Montpelier, vt.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Gleason of Eden
avenue left for Cleveland yesterday for
a two weeks visit with Mr. Gleason's
brother, Leroy Gleason.
Mrs. Henry Bement and children of
Middletown are the guests of Mrs. Mr..
Comstock of Montowese street, Bran
ford.
Miss Mary Skane Of William street
and little Catherine Cafferty, daughter
terday morning on the steamboat for
New York. After spending a few days
in the metropolis the young ladies' will
visit Saratoga for a week. They will
return in about ten days.
Mrs. Elon Bragg of Branford gave an
Informal party Monday evening in honor
Of her guests from Pittsburg, Pa, Mr.
Bragg's mother and sister. The invited
guests We're principally from Millplain
Robert e. Welnan of the Mechanics
bank has returned from a ten days
cruise on the yacht Kitten of the New
Haven Yacht club. Since leaving here
the kitten has been to New London,
Block Island, Newport, Providence and |
Fall River. She is now working her |
way back and will reach home Sunday.
The down east catboat Castenea is with |
the Kitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cummings of |
south N0rWalk and Mrs. Varnarsdale
IT Mount Vernon, N Y, were the guests
Turing the week of Mrs. Henry Linsley
If Hillside. Branford The ladies We're
schoolmates of Mrs, Linsley.
Miss Bertha Powers of New Britain is
he guest of Miss Lauretta Babcock of
south Main street, Branford.
Miss Bertha Hessler of 89S State
itreet gave a musical Wednesday even
ng in honor of William Grab, the bass
'nloist of st, Marys choir who is go
ng to Europe for extended study. The
musical was both artistic and enjoyable.
VI. j. Mccarthy of New York, the ten
W. formerly of this city, came up for
he occasion He was accompanied by
Joseph Weibel, d. Keely, Miss White,
dr, Hogdon and Mr. Weibel rendered
elections on the piano. Miss Bertha
dessler the hostess, sang several times
nd delighted her guests with her pleas
mt voice. William Hegel, of the Sec
nd regiment band played finely on the
lutte, of which he is a master The vio-
n solo given by Miss lulu Kricek was
EXCELLENT. She was accompanied by her
lster Jessie. The Misses Kricek played
n trio with Mr.. HegeI pleasingly. p, |
lcCarthy also sang. The singing of
II. Grab, the guest Of honor, was
'armly appreciated. Refreshments We're
GTNp0 0nriOor fbo nc |