The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events. ... .=
 Next Sunday Rev. Mir Roberts ot
 this city will preach at the services at
 the Ansonia M. E. church. MT. Roberts
 Is not stranger to an Ansonia audi
 ence, as he has preached there several
 times in the past.
 Mrs. Mary Meinerzhagen of Minor
 street has gone to New Jersey and
 New York to visit friends and rela-
 tives She is accompanied by Miss
 Elena Maylinger.
 Miss Nellie Coyle of Lawlor street, New Britain, is visiting friends in New
 Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank King are nov
 ing from Bridgeport to Second avenue,
 West Haven.
 Max Leichter, employed with the c.
 M. Loomis company, has just returned from a three weeks visit to the Pan l American exposition.
 | Miss Bessie Gibbs has returned to I her home on Central avenue, East Hartford, after spending three weeks in | this city.
 | Comptroller Chamberlain returned 1 last evening from Williamsburg, Mass,
 in the Berkshires, where Mrs. Cham l berlain is staying for several weeks.
 Miss Annie Knight of New Britain will spend the week at Savin Rock. | The engagement of Miss Clara Her mann of this city to Harry Katz of l Waterbury has just been made public. The young lady is a daughter of the
 late Julius Hermann, while the bride
 groom is a popular business man in Waterbury.
 The Brunswick hotel force of Sey- mour went to Savin Rock Sunday, and | the boarders took the place of the ser | wants. Walter Gillette was chamber maid and Arthur Gillette was table
 girl At dinner the tablegirl was not quick enough to keep the diners busy, | so the chambermaid had to assist. For | tunately, the cook did not leave, for if she had no one knows how the poor people wolud have fared, for they would have installed the proprietor as chef, and awful would have been the results.-Ansonia Sentinel. ' Miss Daisy Mayer is spending a two weeks vacation with Miss Sadie Loeb at the latters home in Hartford Miss Josephine Eagan, stenographer in Controller Rowe's office, has re- turned aftre a fifteen days stay at the Pan- American.
 The Misses Nellie Lowe and Susie Welch of New Britain are spending the week at Cosey Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Spreyer of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Alfred Miles at their camp at Rocky Beach.
 At St. Mary's church, New Britain, on Sunday, announcement was made by the Rev. Father Harty that the nuns of the Good Shepherd will solicit during the coming week for the support of their institution in Albany. He ad- vised all to contribute as generously as they could afford. He said there are fourteen children from St. Mary's parish in this institution, for which the parish pays nothing. In St. Fran cis' Orphan asylum in this city there are sixteen children belongg to St. Mary's parish.
 Rev. J. E. Wildman went to Walling- ford Sunday evening from Madison, N. Y, where he had been visiting his daughter, Miss Bertha Wildnan. He returned to Cosey Beach Monday morning.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur B. Russell of 66 Admiral street, this city, returns home this week after delightful out ing at Asbury Park
 Eugene N Case of Southington play ed an engagement with Atwaters or chestra at Savin Rock Monday
 Master Arthur Goodyear of Richard place, West Haven, is visiting his grandma at Short Beach
 Joseph Cone of Norfolk, who return ed from New Brunswick a short time ago, is now tutoring, with the intention of entering the Sheffield Scientific | school.
 Messrs. H. D. Visel, F. c. Visel and | F. D. Wood of this city are spending l their vacations at Croton- on- the- Hud | son. N. Y.
 County Commissioner and Mrs. E. H. | Hall and daughter, D. E. Lyon and | Miss Clara Sibley, all of North Wind | ham, left for Boston Sunday morning l and took a steamer in the afternoon | for Annapolis, Nova Scotia, where they | will remain two weeks. They were | joined at Boston by MT. Halls sister and husband, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Fo- land.
 William Keenan of Catham street to- gether with Harry DeMatty of East Pearl street and Daniel Watson of | Clinton avenue have returned from two weeks stay at Indian Neck.
 Miss Virginia Danforth spent her vacation last week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Baldwin, of East Main street, Branford
 Charles P. Morse of Meriden left Monday for two weeks of shore life at Short Beach.
 The Misses Catherine and Gertrude have gone to the Cats kill Mountains for a three weeks va cation.
 Edward A. Higgins and family of this city are the guests of relatives in 
 Miss E. M Davis of George street is 1t Lansingburgh, N. Y, until Septem- per 1.
 G. A. Marvin of Norfolk a recent graduate of the Yale Law school, con- templates forming a partnership with one of his classmates.
 Miss Elizabeth Kydd, the daughter ,f MT and Mrs. David Kydd of Lin ,oln street, has gone on two weeks :tav to Winsted to visit her many friends there. 1;