The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-03
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE 4 ND
 THERE.
At the Seashore, the Mountains, Across the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
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the Sea and Elsewhere Other PersOnnA Jotttngs.
 Walter s. Garde, who started for Europe several weeks ago, is having a most interesting and enjoyable trip. He has visited London and other places in England; also Ireland. Brussels, Cologne; up the Rhine and through the Black Forest, Switzerland, Luzerne; over the Alps, and is now in Paris at the exposition. He is in excellent health and has derived much benefit from his trip.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. M. McCabe delight fully entertained party or frlends Wednesday evening at their home on Orange street Several of the number were musicians who contributed to the pleasure of the occasion by singing and giving some exceedingly popular in- strumental selections. Among pr. and Mrs. McCabe's guests were: Miss Eliz- abeth Eagan, Mrs. Edward J. Maher, Miss Anna Moore Miss Rosita Cronan' Miss Teresa Whalen, Miss Elizabeth Cronan, Miss Helen Cronan, Miss Crowley of Medford, Mass, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Emily Clark, Miss Mona han, Mark N. Sullivan, Dr. M. C.. O'Connor, F. G. Maher, F. J. Maher, Dr. Joseph c. Monahan, Pierce M. Maher, Edward c. Conlan and John Moore.
 The family of Fred A. Betts are stop ping at Granby for the summer
 Professor Paddock and family of East Orange took possession of Rockledge cottage, Indian Neck, Wednesday, for August
 Arrivals yesterday at the Hotel Sea View were F. Sheridan and Mrs. Sheri- dan of Middletown, Conn.,, H. J. Reed and wife of West Hartford, Conn.,, Mrs, A, S. Williamson and Miss L. B. Con- nor of Holyoke, Mass, c. l.. Clarke of Jackson, Mich. M. J. Cannon of Hart ford, Conn.,, George R. Duncan of Tor rington Conn.,. E. D. Vail and G. H. Barlow Of Verbank. Conn.,, Miss Emma Undorf, Christine Undorf, of Thomas ton, Conn, Mrs. William P. Garvey, Miss L. s. Garvey. Mrs. T. Lester, Mrs. William Mckay, Miss Nellie Mckay, George Mckay, all of Springfield, Mass
 Registered at Beach House, Savin Rock, are Mrs William Geraty and daughter, and Miss Nellie Donovan of Winsted.
 Miss Josie Kirk has returned to New Haven after an enjoyable week among relatives and friends In Danbury.
 Mir. and Mrs s. B. Shoninger and daughter left yesterday for Wentworth Hall White mountains
 The Hon. Lynde Harrison, who sailed for Europe yesterday, will not return until the latter part of September.
 Miss Elizabeth Leary of Lafayette street left yesterday for Ansona, where she will spend the summer with her sis ter, Mrs Frederick Gilbert
 Miss Rita Mann of Olive street leaves to-day for three weeks stay in the Catskils.
 Judge Bishop and family left yester- day for the Glen Mountain house at Bryant's Pond, Maine. They will return about the first of September
 Miss Renie West Of Wooster street wentE to Pawtucket, R. l., yesterday, where she will spend couple of weeks with friends
 Mrs. William H. Kirschner and moth- CT, Mrs. Powell of West Haven, are in Pine Orchard for few weeks
 Mrs. Ezra Healey of Exchange street went 70 Ocean Grove. N. J., Wednes- day and next week her husband will go there for few days
 Mrs. Ida J. Ray and daughter, Miss Grace of Brooklyn. N. Y, are at their summer home in Pine Orchard.
 Miss Bertha F. Niles, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. P. Niles, has gone to North Branford to visit her aunt, Mrs. Lois R. Ford
 MT. and Mrs c. D. Parmelee and chil- dren os Quinripiac avenue will leave this week for Narragansett Bay for the month of August.
 Councilman Moses T. Rice and wife have returned from Saratoga, where they have spent the past two weeks
 Mrs. A. D. McLagon of Temple street has gone to Shelton, Conn.,, for vaca- tion trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Allyn of Ex- change street left for Ocean Grove. N J., Wednesday.
 Clarence G. Whaples of Humphrey street is spending August at the Lyman cotto ge, East Northford, Mass.
 Professor Martin T. Reynolds, organ ist of St. Michaels church, has left for an extended trip west. and his many friends trust he will enjoy his well de-, served vacation. During his absence MT Dunn, of the Washington, D. C.,
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