The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-09-03
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND
 THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal Jottings.

the seaand Elsewhere Other Personal
 Jottings.
 Cards are just issued which announce a social event of much interest in this city and in West Haven, which will be the marriage of Clarence F. Thompson, jr., son of one of West Haven's leading men, Clarence F. Thompson, to Miss Alice Dorothy Flaherty, daughter of Mrs Dorothy K. Flaherty of 31 Vernon street. Miss Flaherty is a charming and greatly esteemed young lady and has very large circle of friends. She is well known as soprano singer, hav- ing been connected for some time with the choir of St. Pauls church and at present being a member of the quar- tette of the choir of the West Haven Congregational church. Clarence E. Thompson, jr., is a graduate of Yale, class of 1899, and is a member of the well known firm of brokers of Clarence ID. Thompson & Sons of this city. He is nephew of the noted portrait artist, Harry I. Thompson of this city. The wedding will take place at 1 o'clock on the afternoon of September F at the Church of the Ascension. A reception will follow the ceremony, which will in- clude the near relatives of the two fam lilies only After the wedding tour the happy pair will reside at 194 Washing ton avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Francis S. Hamilton and baby Miss Elsie Hamilton and Miss Anna Frances Treat have returned from a stay in Winsted
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kimberly of West Chapel street have returned from pleasant sojourn at Milford, Pa, fol- lowed by a short stay at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Judge Charles H. Briscoe of Thomp- sonville left on Friday for his annual trip to the White Mountains. He will locate for the present at Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Mary Scranton has returned from the Thousand Islands to her nome on West Chapel street.
 The Misses Josephine and Clifford Newton of 23S Prospect street will re- main abroad until next summer.
 A democratic rally will be held in dIhllH- IfdlI, lilS, iCNl Thursday. The speaker of the evening will be Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Filling hurst of New Haven. .l
 Mrs. Eli Whitney and the Misses Henrietta and Elizabeth Whitney sail ed for Bremen on Thursday on a steamer of the North German-Lloy0 inc to travel in Europe for two or nree 
 
 Superintendent Starkweather of the ! New Haven hospital returned Saturday | evening from two weeks vacation | spent at Ocean Grove
 Mrs Wolcott Newberry, who has been | at Batemans, Newport, through the | summer, will pass the month of Sep tenber at Holderness with New Haven friends.
 Helen B. Johnson of Ill York street has returned after a two weeks visit with Mrs. w. B. Hubbard in Boston. Edgar w Holton and wife of Quin- nipiac street and daughter, Mrs. Her bert Hubbard, are visiting relatives at Turner Falls and Worces- ter; also shore resorts in Boston and their friend, Mrs W. B. Hubbard.
 Miss Grace Kennedy of 26 Rosette street is spending couple of weeks at Sachem's Head as the guest of Major and Mrs. Sewe!l.
 Mrs Gamble of Bryn Mawr, Penn, and her three children, who have been her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles White at S7 Trumbull street, have lately been staying at the Hawk hurst.
 Miss Clara A. Ponleroy of 12S3 State street, night long distance operaor at the local telephone exchange. returned yesterday from two weeks vacation visit in Granby.
 MT. and Mrs John K. Beach 'are at nome again, at 450 Temple street. after heir stay in the Adrondacks at Paul Smiths Miss Nettie Scovill of 173 Kimberly avenue daughter of J. c. Scoville, the we'll known soda water bottler, leaves , o-day for two weeks visit with rela- z ives in Cleveland. O. MT. and Mrs. William A. Rice have | 'eturned from Rye Beach, N. H., the past week. ( Miss Kate Trowbrdge of 210 Pros ( ,ect street has been visiting friends z tt Newport, l.. l., but is now at Litch- ( ie!d
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