The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-11
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE IND
THERE.
AT the Senshorc, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal

and Mrs Louis M. Zahn for the mar
| riage of their daughter Lulu to Pau
Jahnize, to take place wednesday even
ing, August a. at the brides home, 6s
Bristol street.
Miss Gardner of New Haven won the
progressive whist match at the Stevens
house in Norfolk on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilbur S. Evarts OF
! this city are visiting at Short Beach,
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Watson
| Stone.
| Mrs. Myron W. Curtiss of STA Whal-
| ley avenue and her daughter and grand
son, Mrs. George w. Gillette and Master
George Curtiss Gillette, are spending
the month Of August in Braintree,
Mass. 1t is hoped that the change and
rest will improve Mrs. Curtiss' health,
which has been quite impaired during
the past few months.
Miss May Calvin of Hartford is stop
ping at the Bradley house in Wood
mont.
Miss Wicks of Lynwood street has
gone to Greenwich, Conn, to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Maude Hubbard of Olive street
is spending weeks vacation in Allan
tic City.
Mr., and Mrs. Max Adler have gone
to Saratoga. where they will spend two
weeks at the Grand Union hotel.
James e. O'Connor of this city leaves
next week for vacation OF several
weeks.
New Haven people reported by the
Chimes at Norfolk this week are Il. B.
Lewis, Miss Bond, Albert c. Gardner.
Eliot Watrous, George Henry Nettle-
ton, Richard Hooker, Joseph I. Whittel-
sey, the Misses Whittelsey Thomas
Hooker jr, ziegler Sargent, Sherman L.
Coy and others.
DR.. and Mrs. e. o. Hovey Of New
York, who have been spending week
in this city, left Thursday for New
buryport Mass, where they will be the
guests Of Dr. Horace c. Hovey, former
ly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler Of New
Haven are the guests OF Mrs Lloyd
Kitchell at the Wheeler cottage, North
Stonington.
Miss Susie Sanford of this city has
gone to Atlantic City for a two weeks
vacation.
Captain Thomas H, Wilson, U. S. A.,
who is in charge of the local recruiting
station, has applied for command in
the Chinese operations. Captain Wilson
is captain in the Second United States
infantry, which is still stationed in Gu
ba Captain Wilson has been given a
leave of absence for four weeks, and
has gone to Cazenovia, N. ", for
needed rest.
Miss Grace Gauchet and Miss Sara
Herman Of Naugatuck, who have been
the guests of the Misses Gauchet Of IS
Willow street for the last two weeks,
have returned, Trey were accompanied
by Miss Lille Gaucliet and Master Cor
don Gauchet, who expect to stay about
awo weeks.
A telegram was received in this city
yesterday morning from w. j, Atwater,
who is in Spokane, Washington. He is
on a trip of recreation, and reports all
well. He left yesterday for Yellow
stone Park and viii return about Sep
TENDER l. ~
Miss Grace Farrell of Middletown is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
White at their yshore cottage at West
Haven.
DR., Charles j. Spaid of Springfield,
Mass, left Thursday morning for
fortnights cruise on Long Island sound
with friends from New London and this
city
Joseph T. Moulthrop of Olive street
leaves Monday for a vacation of two
weeks at Newport.
Mrs, f. S. Praun and children Of
Crawford have returned from a visit to
Westbrook.
Miss Charry b. Hyde, Mrs. Frederick
L. Lehr and Miss Clara and Master
Freddie Lehr are summering at Liber-
ty, N. r., they being registered at Hotel
Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Holmes of this
city are the guests of Frederick Palm
ar of Branford.
Mrs, Ann O'Donnell Of GA Sylvan ave-
nue. is spending her vacation at Mill
bury, Mass.
Announcements have been received in
this city of the marriage on Wednesday
Of Miss Emma l.. Cheney, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott
Cheney, formerly of Fair Haven, but
now of New York. and DR.. Dikeman,
also Of that city.
Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton of New
town avenue, Norwalk, is organizing a
trolley party which will so to Savin
Rock and New Haven Thursday Au-
gust 49, The start will be made from
The Norwalk green at 8 Il. m. This is
.he third party the young lady has ar
ranged.
j, Wesley Plat of Dwight street has
eft town for a vacation
Miss Kate Neary Of Lawrence street |
has returned from her vacation.
Mrs. Belle Moore of Norwich spent |
Tuesday in Uncasvlle. On Thursday
she came to New Haven to care for
Mrs. L. A. Bowen. sister of Chief |
Bowen of Norwich, who recently broke |
Ter leg.
Miss Julia Kennedy of this city has
from her vacation spent at |
Saratoga.
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Elmer
md Mrs. Samuel A. Whitman OF West |
Hartford are spending a short time at !
Norris Cove
Miss Harriet p. Kneass Of 33S Whal- |
ey avenue and Miss Sally Kneass are |
'torpirg 1T tho Cramercv hotel, Aabury !
Park, where they will remain until Sep
ember |.
Charles Page accidentally cut his I
rand quite badly Thursday while at |
work. in the NJ l. T.. company, Bran |