The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kn own Here-vnri- ous European Trips and Local Social Events.

Events
 Commissioner W. A. Wright, Mrs
 Wright and her daughter, are on tn
 way home from Europe, and are eX
 pected to arrive in New York tomor
 TOW or Sunday They left Rotterdam
 on a Holland American line steamer .or
 September 5.
 Mrs. F. Newcomb of New Haven i'
 the guest of Dr. and Mrs, J. G. Gregory
 of Wall street. Norwa.lk.
 Miss Alice Rochfort who had kin
 dergarten school on Washington ave
 nue, contemplates opening her schoo
 in the same place on September 23
 Mrs M. o. Seeley of New Canaan is
 the guest of relatives in New Haven
 this week.
 Dr. Nicola Mariana. of 114 Olive street
 left this city day in the company of
 Mrs. Mariani for a two weeks visit
 at the exposition at Buffalo.
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Warner and son
 of Los Angeles, Cal, arrived in Glas-
 tonbury Tuesday. MT. Warner left
 Glastonbury for California about three
 years ago with his bride, who was for
 merly Miss Emily Smith, and they have returned for an extended visit with relatives.
 Edward J. Doves of Easthampton. Mass, came to New Haven yesterday to spend week.
 Mrs J. P. Hunie, Mrs. A. R. Smith and Mrs. A. c. Pardee are visiting the Pan-American and Niagara Falls. They are also visiting Mrs. Pardee's son, who resides in Buffalo.
 Mrs. H, N Merwin and family have returned from their summer sojourn at Woodmont.
 A pretty home wedding occurred at 69 Quinnipiac avenue Thursday evening when Miss Carolyn Gertrude Platt was married to Nelson c. Latham. Only members of the two families were pres ent. The house was prettily decorated with flowers.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Wilcox of Yalesville left yesterday to spend few days on Money Island.
 Mrs Mayer of 5o5 Chapel street with her two grandchildren. Harold and Irving, are stopping in Hartford for a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. Starby.
 P. J. Wood of New Haven were in NduSdIuCk IHuTSudy OiI DuSlItoS'
 One of the weddings booked for Sep tember is that of Miss Marie E, Hein to Louis Roller Miss Hen is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Conrad Hein, of 1245 State street, and is very popu- lar among her large circle of friends. The marriage will take place on Sum day, September P, at the home of her parents.
 The I. Fuenbaugh mentioned in the despatches from Buffalo as one Of the four men of the Seventy third Coast artillery to prevent Leon Czolgosz rom firing a third time at the president, proved to be Isaac Anenberg, son of Tobias Anenberg of Mddletown and brother of Mrs. Katz, wife of Speclal Officer Katz of Hartford. Young Anen- berg enlisted under fictitious name on account of opposition by his father to his entering the army. He has writ len to his father several times since being in the army, the last letter hay ing been received last week. He has all his mail addressed to Isaac Fuen- baugh, which is an assumed name.
 Russell c. Pierce and family of De- troit. Mich, who have been visiting their cousins, the Misses Pardee of | Fast Haven left Thursday night for home. They will proceed leisurely stop ping at the Pan American exposition | and the principal points of interest They were much delighted with New Haven.
 Miss Augusta l.. Mix and Miss Sa- die B. Mix of Hamden are spending week in Philadelphia, with their cous- in. Mrs. c. E.. Englehart
 Miss Esther Hull of New Haven is spending 9. few days with friends in Naugatuck.
 Miss Sylvia May Elcock and Miss Grace Frisbie have returned to New Haven from Kansas City, where they have passed the summer studying mu- sic at the summer school conducted by Francis Fisher Powers.
 Mrs. filling and daughter and Miss Rockwell of New Haven and Mrs. liar ris and daughter of Brooklyn, N. Y., { who have been spending several weeks at w. H. Gardner's, in Mansfield, have home. ( w. J. Muligan of Thompsonville, Conn.,, who was graduated from Will l liston seminary last year, is visiting in t Easthampton, Mass. He will enter i Yale law school this fall. f Miss Daisy Austin of Yonkers, N. Y., I s visiting Miss Eva Vreeland of this r citv. I Miss May Dennis of New Haven, who was recently visiting Miss Jennie Car i ,ev of Stone street, Washington Hill, c will attend the convent of Notre Dame I his year. \ Frank Bush of Elm street, West Ha t ,a, hoe ret1rned from his trip to New a York state.
 Mrs. N A. Foote of New Haven, Mrs. F Ballard and daughter and Miss Helen f Morse of California spent sunday at a Morse Holm. Miss Gertrude Ballard G nters Vassar college next week. t. Miss Annie Robinson of Washington, a ) C., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. c I. Spencer of Washington avenue, W Vest Haven. a Mrs. w. H. States and Mrs. William 'rost of New Haven, who have been is pending a week at w. F. Tolles, in a returned Thursday F MT and Mrs. Hermance of Elm street Vest Haven, are enjoying their vaca- fC lon in Cromwell Conn. u Miss Ida Caplan. who has many riends in Walingford, left Thursday tl , reside in New Haven. ir Mrs J. H. Bowdith of Smith street, al Vest Haven, is spending a few days