The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-10
pEpS0N4L JOTYINGS.


 Professor and Mrs. 1sador Troost
 wyk of the Yale School of Music have
 taken a cottage at Short Beach for the summer. Last week Professor Troost'
 wyk gave a musicale at his cottage which was attended by the Short Beacf cottagers.
 B. l.. Eastman of Deep River is visit ing his mother in this city.
 Mrs. James w. Cummings of 57 Gen. ter street, West Haven, is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert | K. Chamberlain, in Grand Rapids Michigan,
 Mrs. Fremont Bailey of New Haven is spending few days with relatives in Deep River. N.
 Mary M Macarthur, one of the most popular teachers in the public schools ! in this city, and pr. D. F. F. Hulfllan, a physician of extensive practice, were married recently in Sedan, Kansas. Mrs. Huffman went west some time ago in the hope that the change would ben eft her health, which has greatly inn proved since leaving New Haven. Mrs. Huffman has a large circle of friends ln | this city.
 | William Cash of J. Johnson & Sons has gone to Albany for his vacation. Part of the time he will also spend at Asbury Park, N. J.
 l Miss Sarah Tibbals (born Brewster) | from New Haven, whose former home was the old Brewster house at Bean | Hill, has been spending some time at Mrs. Lewis Hyde's in Norwich Town.
 MT and Mrs. WTliam Sheehan of Brooklyn are the guests of Mrs. Shee- hans mother, Mrs. Barry of Wallace | street.
 William Ireland of Hamilton street who sailed for Europe Saturday, will visit the Paris exposition and make an extended tour of Germany, remaining away all summer.
 Rudolph Steinert has returned from Beverly, Mass, where he and his wife were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Levi- SCOT last week. Mrs. Steinert will re- main there during the week as the guest of her sister.
 MT. and Mrs. James English are at the United States hotel, Saratoga, for the summer.
 A quiet wedding took place Sunday evening at No. S46 State street, when Mrs. Emily V. Somers was married to Francis Beaumont of North HaVeD. The Rev. Stewart Means of St. Johns Episcopal church performed the cere- mony.
 Mrs. F. H. Oldershaw of New Britain is visiting her parents in this city.
 President John M. Hall of the Con- solidated road was in Willimantic Sat ,rJa ie thnt biS family will soon occupy his summer residence in that city.
 Rev Edward Downes of this city, re- gently ordained to the priesthood at Rome, arrived in New York Saturday from Rotterdam on the steamship Staatendam. Father Downes took or ders on June 12 last after completing his course of studies at the American College at Rome He is q Yale Law school graduate and was formerly American consul at Amsterdam, Fath- CT Downes will make a visit with hls family on Howe street. He is to be sta toned in this dipeese, but has not yet been assigned to a parish.
 Mrs. Arthur Bigelow Miss Jessie Avery and Miss Emma Francis of Southington arrived Saturday at Mor- ris Cove, where they will spend this week.
 Superintendent Fancher of the New Haven fire department received let- ter from Hoseman w. w. Williams of Truck No. yesterday stating that the latter, who has been spending a season at the Paris exposition, was in Belgi- um and was then on his way home. MT. Williams reports having had a first class time.
 Lieutenant William Lounsbury of Bridgeport, a nephew of Governor Lounsbury, and Mrs. Annie Adamson were married last Thursday afternoon at the brides home in Mantle by the Rev. Henry Byrons, pastor of the Con- gregational church at Centerbrook. Lieutenant Lounsbury was recently the defendant in a divorce suit brought by his first wife, who was a daughter of Henry Lund of Bridgeport. Mrs, Adamson was named as the co-respon- dent.
 The Franklin Camping club has just returned from Its weeks camp at Horseshoe Beach, off Mansfield's Grove. The party spent very enjoyable week at fishing, bathing, sailing and other sports. The party consisted of George Keiss, Frank Day, Louis Gowin, Will liam Foran Willie Gelston, Frederick Hess and Arthur Dorman.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Gibson of Washington, D. C., is visiting C. w. Judson and fam fly in Terryville.
 Mrs. William E. Beach of Branford has for her pIleet a f. Twin Oak cot- tage her niece, Miss Case of Brooklyn, N, Y.
 F. N. Pierce and family of Painville have moved to their cottage at Sach- ems Head. Mr Pierce is the oldest member of .he Sachem's Head Yacht club and quite proud of the pennants ornamenting the club house on "Chim- ney Corner" Gan island of rocks at high tide). Two of the pennants are from the Shamrock and the Columbia, pre- sented in return for caurtesies from the club.
 Mrs. Hattie Weed, formerly Miss Bag ley of Branford, is the guest of Mrs, George Palmer of Maple Hill. Mrs. Weed has been for many months suf- ferer from nervous prostration, but is now convalescing.
 Cards of invitation have been issued by Lieutenant Colonel Charles E. Ire Tbnp1nGpn n tha ]