The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peop'e Known Iere-Vori- ous European Trips and Local Social Events,

Events
 Frank L. Lunt and Max Langrock have returned from trip to the Pan American exposition and Niagara Falls.
 H. Gruener brother of Professor Gustav Gruener, has returned to his home in Cleveland, O., after a pleasant visit here.
 Among the recent arrivals at Luzerne are MT. and Mrs. H. H. Benedict and Miss Helen Benedict
 B. A. Booth and family, of George street, will spend the remainder ot the summer months at Tyler City.
 Robert F. Hall Yale '95, popular Instructor in the biological department of the Sheffield Scientific school, has gone to Woods Hole, Mass, for the summer. MT. Hall has for several years held a position as teacher of biology in this noted summer school.
 MT. Sheehan and family, of East Hampton, Mass, moved into their new home on Main street, West Haven yesterday.
 Joseph Porter and family, of Whit ney avenue, will leave for their camp fin the Adirondacks in about two weeks Miss Katherine Dieter is suffering from nervous prostration at her nome oh Chestnut street, attended by Dr' Snrenger. The illness has no doubt been brought on by the sudden death of her father early this week Her speedy recovery is hoped for by her numerous friends.
 The Minnehaha on which Charles Hopkins Clark, of the Hartford Couf- ant. Mrs. Clark, Miss Clark and MISS Lucy Pierson sailed, arrived in London Tuesday
 Mrs. J. c. North, her daughter, MISS North. and young son will go to Moose head Me, next week to pass several weeks. MT. North will join his family for time later on
 Miss Sadie Phillips, of Manhattan N' Y.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J, Lan- dau, of this city.
 Miss Mamie A. Butler, of l53 Miner street, has gone to the Pan-Amerlcan exposition at Buffalo, as part or her yactaion. She has been visiting frlends in New Jeresey and after her visit to Buffalo will return to Railway, IN. J" where she will finish her outing.
 Miss Edna Jennings, of South Wlnd- sor. is spending a few weeks with rela- lives and friends in the city.
 George F. Woodbine, of Yale, is visit ing lis sister. Miss Woodbine, at her cottage in the eastern portion of snort Beach.
 Mrs William Gates, of Woodbridge, is with her daughters, Mrs. Adeloert sW. Flint, in the Berkshires at the summer home of Mrs. Flint.
 Sailing on Tuesday on the Servia were Coionel Frank W. Cheney, of South Manchester Mrs. Cheney and the Misses Marjory, Dorothy and Ruth Cheney. They will spend several ,oonths in Great Britain and on the continent. here from Keene, N. H, and they Will spend two weeks with Mrs. Anna Smith. of 346 George street Mrs. Renan1is is the daughter of Mrs. Smlth'
 The pulpit at the Congregatlonai church at Collinsville will be supplied hv Rev. William F, Blackman, pro- fessor of Christian Ethics at Yale, the Rev Magee Pratt, of Hartford, ana +ha Rev Clarence Barbour, of South Manchester.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Lyon are occupying Oakhurst cottage In the eastern portion of Short Beach. They came down July 1. This cottage IS also occunied by Edward G. Mitchell, of this city. .4
 H w. Austin, of Wallace street West Haven, has taken cottage TOT 41,o eoosop at Silver Sands.
 Among the New Haveners summer ino in the White Mountains are at Rethlehem. Mrs. O. B. North and Mrs " Clawson, at the Highland house; IVY M Bartholomew and F. Walter at Mourse cottage, and S. Dunigan at the Sinclair house. William Atwater and Miss Sanford are at the Waunper at 1afferson. and Miss Grace A. filling is a guest at Thayer's hotel at Llttletoh'
 MT. and Mrs. John Brown, Miss Mat. lie Brown and Mrs. McCleilahd' or Smith street, West Haven, have gone to Sound Beach for the summer
 Professor Winchester, of Wesleyan university. and Mrs. Winchester nave sailed for Europe to be gone until sep tember. :.
 Edmund Doolittle, of Baltimore IS r,,opdine his vacation at Short Beach ,s the guest of Mrs. Julia Churchill, oIso Miss Emma Tompkins, of Derby Mrs Churchill's nephews Arthur o' and William D. Churchill, of South- ineton. are also staying there for short time
 E T Retts. who has had charge or The New Haven Photo company place on Park Row, Stamford, and has pee,i there for the past three months' lel' .Ju1v g for New Rochelle.
 Alfred Wheeler, of Springheid' mas returned home after visit or Wseh among friends in West Haven.
 MT Schneeloch, of this city, is at ms cottage at Short Beach.
 Mrs c. B. Fancher has returned to her home in East avenue, New Cahaah' after pleasant visit with her proth- ere William c. Lloyd, of this city.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Jones, of Campoeli avenue, West Haven, entertained neirhborhood party Tuesday eVenlnS'
 Miss Martha Sprenger, who has been ,,,;+h relatives in this city for several ,,,or+bs has returned to her home at ~ IT Conrad's on North Main street. West Hartford, AT c+oi,,o,.+
 Elmer R. Hedges, of the M. steiner s, Sons piano company store M sord has been engaged as organlst TOT +bo song services to be held at tue