The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
 ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NET HAVEN PEOPLE
 And Other People Known Herc-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 Mrs. Daniel Lothrop, the gifted nov
 elist (formerly of New Haven), and her
 daughter, Miss Margaret Lothrop,
 whose home is at Concord, Mass, sail for Europe shortly on the steamer Iver-
 mia, of the Cunard line, returning on
 the Saxonia, of the same line, Septem-
 Der 10. Miss Lothrop won the honor cum laude on her graduation from the postgraduate classical course June l9 at the Concord high school. She was graduated with the same honor last year at the conclusion of her four years classical course. On her return from Europe Miss Lothrop will enter Smith college.
 MT. and Mrs. R. I. Couch, of Garden street have gone to their cottage at Bradley Point for the summer. Other New Haveners at the Point are MT. and Mrs. J. D. Hidreth and daughters, May and Gladys, and MT. and Mrs Leroy Hildreth.
 John Desmond, of the firm of Gamble, Desmond 6. Co.,, will sail for England on the steamer Teutonic to-day to be gone until fall. He will visit Bandon, Cork county Ireland, and the conti- nent.
 Among the saloon passengers who sailed by the Anchor line steamship Ethiopia from New York for Glasgow on Saturday were Mrs. Thomas Nisbet and Miss Mary Nisbet of 63 Carlisle street Mrs. and Miss Nisbet are going for a six months visit to their native home On the same steamer were Rob- ert Jeffrey and Jerome Wheat, of 29l Norton street. This is MT. Jeffreys first visit home in twenty-five years. Accompanied by his nephew, he expects to visit the international exhibition at Glasgow and travel through Scotland, England and Ireland, returning home by the steamship Furnessia from Glas- gov August 8.
 T. c. B. Shell, the engineer in charge of the Hartford street railroad, is in the city to attend his class reunion, '91 s.
 MT. and Mrs Harry F. Bowen, of Plainfeld, N. J., announce the engage ment of their youngest daughter Eliz- abeth, to Pierrepont Beers Foster, of this city. Miss Bowen is a. grand daughter of the late Henry c. Bowen of New York, and MT. Foster is the son of Mrs Albert McC. Mathewson, of this city.
 The following young men took the oath of admission to the Connecticut bar before Judge Wheeler in the su- perior court yesterday: A. B. Aubrey, | J. H. Buchanan, A. R. Chamberlain, A. G. Fessenden, L. F. Hubbard, w. H. Jackson, H. A. Jones, F. J. Kinney, c. | T. Mcclure E. s. Pickett, W. T. Raw 1ins. T. E. Rogers. D. J. Slavin, H. D. Thompson, A. s. Ullrich.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Lamb of College street, and John Raining and Mrs. Sarah B. Hinman, of Grown street, are spending the week at the Buffalo exposition Later Mrs. Hinman and MT. Raining will visit the latter's sis ter. Mrs. John McGibbons, at Sarnia, Canada, opposite Port Huron. The marty will be absent from home about two weeks.
 Charles H. Trowbridge, cashier of the Mechanics bank, and his family are in Woodmont for the season.
 Miss Margaret Lewis daughter of Mir and Mrs. George w. Lewis, is visit ing friends in Boston
 Mrs. Norris G. Osborn and family have gone to Castleton, Vt., for the 
 Mr. and Mrs. James Bonney, of South lngton, who were married last Wednes- day. were serenaded al their new home on West Center street Monday evening by the Southington military fife and drum band. To-day the Hubbard family will cele- brate their family reunion at the home of Dana Cooper in Mt. Carmel. Henry G. Thompson and son, of this ,ity are spending the summer at h. lian Neck. ] The Ladies' Aid society of Christ , church will give a charity whist next ( Friday afternoon on the lawn of the nome of Adrian Heitman of Elm street. ( The games will begin at and continue S lntil o'clock.
 A wedding of much interest to society ' people of New Haven is that of Miss I Chelka Ruutz-Rees, daughter of Mrs. C 2uutz-Rees, of Greenwich, and James Ioldmark, of New York, which took e ,lace at the home of the bride Monday. f Although small wedding, 1t was one \ f the social events of the week. After he reception, which followed the cere T nony, MT. and Mrs. Goldmark left for :, trip, and upon their return will re- !, idle in Greenwich. After October 1 =, hey will be at home at 331 West End ? venue. a Captain and Mrs. John Spencer and N
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