The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known Here-Vari- = ous European Trips and Local Social

trude Mulligan, who have been guests of Thomas Stanford of Valley avenue, have returned to their home in Meri- den
 T. w. Ensign, who has been spend- ing a few days at his home on Bradley street, has returned to Granby, Conn.
 Phebe Page of 25 Willard street has gone to Ivoryton, Conn.,, for a few weeks stay. While there she will be the guest of friends.
 Dr. Oscar H. Steuer returned home to New York, after a three days visit to his parents at 46S Whalley avenue.
 Miss Mary M. Augur of Fountain street has returned from her summer vacation.
 Miss Kittie Smith of Derby, who has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Leary of Lafayette street, has returned home.
 MT. Carlson and family of Church street West Haven, have moved to Georgia.
 MT. and Mrs. Bancroft of Newburg, New York, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lindley of, Church street, West Haven.
 Clarence D. Holt and mother, Mrs. M. J. Smith, of No. 495 Winthrop avenue, start Saturday for the White Noun tains, to spend few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bradley and son, of Cottage street, New Haven, were guests Thursday at Oak cottage, Branford Point.
 Miss M. Mae Hillhouse returned to her home in New Haven on Monday af- ter a delightful stay in Woodmont.
 The friends of Miss Eva M. Beach, daughter of Deputy Sheriff Beach of North Haven rendered her a surprise party at her home Thursday evening. In the party were a large number of young people from this city. They re- turned on a special car at 12 m. The affair was a complete surprise to Miss Beach, who knew nothing of it until her friends arrived at her home, The young people had very pleasant even ing with dancing and various games. Miss Beach and her parents entertain ed the young people in a charming manner. Among the guests present were the Misses Mae Bree, Cora Eaton Amanda Zuber of Montowese; Florence Lee, Kathryn Bres, Della Belyea, Au- rora Uhl, Glenna Bigelow Grace Bige- low, Ada Beach and Cecilia Mcintyre of New Haven; and Messrs. Mckeon of New Haven, Frank Zuber, Walter Pot ter of Montowese, Milton Relyear of New Haven, Oliver Edwards of New Haven, Charles Hempter of New Ha- ven, Mark Bottom of Montowese, L.. Priscily of Montowese, Harry Beach of Montowese Howard Beach of Monto- wese. Ross Judd of Montowese, Nelson Judd.
 Rev. A. J. Gammack and family are expected home to-day.
 Rev. Father Kennedy to-day was a visitor at the Westville grammar school on wednesday afternoon. Af- ter visiting the lower rooms Nos. G. T. and 10 were seated in room 10, where Rev. Mir. Kennedy delivered a dis course on the late President William Mckinley. He dwelt on his life and character, his religious life and domes- tic life. The address was fine tribute to the dead president.
 Leonard J. Hartmann, foreman at 322 Oak street, who has been in Boston in attendance at the Brewers convention for the past four or five days, has re- turned to this city. He reports very pleasant journey, and while in Boston visited many places of note. MT Hart mann is well and favorably known In this city.
 MT. and Mrs. David Collins Wash ington guests have returned to their home.
 Luther Clark of Springfield, Mass, who has been seriously i'll at Pico park has entirely recovered and is now able to be about.
 MT and Mrs. A. L. Bennett of 22 Ward street have started on two weeks vacation. They will visit the an-American, Canada, Niagara Falls, also MT. and Mrs. T. c. Nevins of Monessen, P, formerly of this city, be- fore they return.
 Ernest D. Walker of First avenue, West Haven, is visiting in Holyoke, Mass.
 Mrs. J. E. Dillon and family who snent the summer at the Branford Point House, left this morning for New Jersey, where they will spend a few days at the Deal House." and later return to their home in Greater New York. Miss l.. M. Dillon, who possess es a wonderfully powerful and sweet voice. will take music course in New York this winter. Besides many ac- complishments Miss Dillon is also an expert swimmer.
 James T. Eagny and wife of 125 Rlatchley avenue have returned from a months vacation spent at Atlantic City and Ocean Grove
 Miss Alice Rochfort of Edwards street, this city, will commence her kindergarten on Monday, September 23. on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 September guests registered at the Cushman house. Short Beach. are MT. and Mrs J. c. Milroy, Carl, Jessie and J. Ii. Milroy, F. Stickel of Meriden, E. F. Bell and wife, Auburn, N. Y; g. N, Spring and wife of Chicago, III.
 A. Johnson and wife of Center street, West Haven, have returned from their vacation spent in Winsted.
 Miss Anita Webster, who has con ducted literary classes for several sea sons. has returned to New Haven from a vacation spent at Ridgefield. Conn.,, and at Watch Hill. She has taken apartments at 40 Trumbull street.
 Rev. H. I. Ernest of Elm street, West Haven, will go to Norwalk, Conn.,, where he will preach on Sunday in the