The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-03
PERSONAL NJ ENTION.

| ITOIGSSOI ana MIS-, w a. VA eillN liiC W
the Sheffield Scientific school, residing
in Elm street, sailed for Europe yes
terday. They will be abroad for three
months.
Miss Annie Mccullough, % Igor
street and Miss Winnie Kilfeather have
left for vacation Of two weeks at
Mount Hope, Yonkers and Tarrytown
New York.
Miss Marion Murphy has resigned her
| position as teacher in the Zunder yaca-
ton school. Miss Murphy will spend
her summer in the mountains of Dutch
ess county, N. Y.
| DR.. Paul Skiff and his daughter re-
turned Sunday evening from Kent,
where they have been spending few
| days.
| Mrs. Lucy S. Caldwell of Somers Is
| spending the summer with her brother,
| Clinton D. Rood, 1877 East street
Mrs. Rodman Austin and daughter of
| West Haven are the guests OF Mrs d..
| f. Smith in Woodbridge.
| C. T. Treadway, who graduated from
| Yale last week, was on board the
| Bremen at noon Saturday, few hours
before that vessel was burned at her
| New York pier. AS the Cunarder on
which he had engaged passage for
| Europe was not going to sail, Mr.
| Treadway bought ticket Saturday on
one of the North German Lloyd steam
ers DESTROYED in the great conflagra
ton.
H. w. Foster spent Sunday at his old
home IN Brookfield
On Sunday afternoon at her home on
Minor street, Miss Lillian Abbes held
a reception to announce her engage
ment to Adolph Gabriel of this city.
During the afternoon many friends
called and the event was a most pleas
ing one
Miss Vesta f. Hardy and Frederick
l.. Vanderveer, graduate of the law
school, class of 1900, were married on
Saturday evening at the brides home,
1923 Chapel street, the Rev. Allyn X.
Foster performing the ceremony The
wedding was a complete surprise to all
the guests, who had been invited to a
farewell reception in honor of Mr.. Van
derveer, who was leaving town for his
own home.
Owing to continued i'll health Miss
Lucella Beach of Branford will not
leave for Europe to-day as she had
planned. Her physician deemed it not
wise Miss Beach is, however much
better and will soon go away for the
summer,
NJ NJ Whitmore of this city visited
Norwich friends Saturday
Frederick r. Smith of Seymour and
Miss Fannie Bartlett Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r.
Richardson of Clintonville, were mar
ricd at the home of the bride on Tues
day and are now taking their wedding
trip. They are expected to arrive here
tn last of the week and will be 'at
home" July 10th. They will board for
the present.
Mrs. A. Otto of Seymour is spending
some time at Savin Rock for her health,
which has been quite poor
g. Everett Hubbard of this city
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. X. Hubbard Of Franklin
street, Norwich.
Mrs, Edward 7. Atwater, her sister,
Miss Mary Brooks. and Mrs. Lecni
Robinson have nearly completed ar
rangements for giving a children's
lawn party on the afternoon of the
Fourth on the lawns of the Atwater
and Robinson residences, at PA and 900
Gamer street. The proceeds of the af-
fair will be devoted to the public play
ground fund. About thirty-five children
in the neighborhood of Whitney avenue
and Gamer street are interested in the
coming festival and are assisting in
promoting the attendance. The invita-
ton is extended to all who have the
welfare of this project of the worthy
charity in question al heart to be pres
ent at the party, both children and
adults. The vacation playground is for
the children of those unable to send
their little ones to mountain or sea-
shore for the hot months This will be
the third summer the Zunder school
yard has been given for this use. For
the party on Wednesday the lawns will
be gaily decorated with the national
colors Ice cream, cake and other dain-
ties will be sold forming the greatest
part of the revenue, from the affair.
An orchestra will be in attendance for
the enlivening Of the occasion and in
the evening there will probably be bal
loon ascensiOns and fireworks