The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People kn ,wn Hore-Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social kG

GUS European Trips and Local Social
 Events
 Arthur s. Barnes of New Haven is
 visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. Seth
 Barnes of West street, Bristol.
 Miss Jennie Anderson of Washing
 ton avenue left yesterday for San
 Juan, Porto Rico. Miss Anderson will
 be away for several weeks.
 Mrs. Clifford Woods of New Haven
 is the guest of her parents, Mr and
 Mrs. J. H. Balcom in Forestville.
 Miss Sadie Peck who formerly re- sided in West Haven, has been the guest of Miss Dorotha Jackson of the
 borough, has returned to her home in Boston.
 Miss Tryphena C.. Hinman of Lake Quassapaug, Middlebury, is visiting her parents in Forestville.
 MT and Mrs. w. s. Clark of Richard place, West Haven, have returned from their trip to Buffalo.
 MT. and Mrs Truman E. Barnes of Southington have had as their guests this week Prof. and Mrs. Richardson of Yale
 Charles Harrison, clerk at the Vest vile postoffice, is in Seymour, attend his mother there. It is reported that Mr. Harrison's mother is very low.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Griggs of Middle bury, have recently entertained at the parsonage quite a number of friends, among them were Miss S. L. Land street of the Wissahickon Heights school for girls, Philadelphia; Henry T,1I1 nf Tprp1111y1 JoW Telnn6 a graduate of Yale university the pres ent year; MT. and Mrs. Leonard J. Hastings of Lowell, Mass; Clemence Clark, paymaster of the Eagle Lock company, Terryville, and Miss Grigg's brother, Dr. Little of Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. George Neil, who formerly re- sided on Whalley avenue, has gone to Brooklyn, where she will in the future reside.
 Mrs. William Jager entertained the Hawthorn club yesterday at her resi- dence on First avenue.
 The Saturday Afternoon Whist club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Thompson to make plans for the winter games.
 Mrs. w. B. Stevenson, of New Brit ain, who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs. J. H. Flower of New Haven has returned home.
 N T. Mansfield of Telluride, Col, is visiting his father, F. w. Mansfield, of Smith street, West Haven.
 Miss Helen Vaughan of Fountain street has gone to boarding school in Montreal.
 Mrs Julia G. Cable of Oxford is vis- iting with her sister, Mrs. Sherman Sanford, at Burns Point, Milford, and in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. John Mckenzie nee Miss Lydia Save is visiting her parents, MT, and Mrs. Albert Lane of Church street, West Haven
 Mrs L. B. Perkins of New Haven Is visiting among her friends and former neighbors in Oxford.
 MT. Augur, the architect, is making plans for a residence for Henry A. L. Hall of West Haven.
 Miss Bessie Bohan of Campbell ave- nue. West Haven, has returned from her visit to Danbury.
 Miss Helen Flynn, formerly of the | New Haven Normal school, has gone to New Britain to enter the State Nor maj school there.
 Miss Henrietta Cooke of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. Charles Cullen Dram of Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs. R. D. Barnes and daughter of | Forestville are the guests of friends in | New Haven. R. D. Barnes was also a visitor in the city recently.
 Mrs. James Armstead of Main street, | West Haven, was in Meriden yesterday | attending the missionary meeting.
 The Rev. L. s. Griggs of Middlebury is quite ill, but his many friends hope for a speedy recovery.
 Mrs N. B. H. Willis and son, Frank, left yesterday for Buffalo, to be away two weeks.
 Mrs. Sarah T. Kinney of 1162 Chapel street has returned from a summers stay with friends in Natick Mass.
 Mrs Edward Skinner and child of New Haven have returned from Sey- lnour after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Skinner's cousin, Miss Maud Smith of Bank street.
 Mrs. Franklin Platt and Mrs. Vance have been guests of Mrs. Emma Pope of Whalley avenue. They returned to their home in Ansonia Thursday after noon. Harold K Beach of Seymour, s. H. s., 1900. has entered Sheffield Scientific school, in which he intends to take the .ourse In mechanical engineering. MT. Hunting, brother of Mrs. Frank { Kennedy is quite ill at his home on Alden avenue, with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs James B. Baylis and , title daughter, of Seymour, have re- f urned from a two months visit with | Ir. Baylis' parents at Malvern, Eng. . They report a very enjoyable time Ruel Cowles Holman of Third ave- tue, West Haven, celebrated his fourth /, Thursday by having some of is playmates to tea. The time was pent in playing games until supper / 2osalind Brown waiting on the little ! ,eople. Those present were: Rosalind, Robert and Paul Brown, Florence )uell, Bethel Aldrich, Walter Blake, Y Ruth Newton and Ruel Holman. MT. and Mrs. John Smith of Bungay, eymour left last Thursday for two yeeks' visit at the Pan-American ex- II osition H. B. Ferris who has been spending T he summer at his cottage at Wood 1ont, has returned to his home at 11S 5 'ork street. MT and Mrs. Robert Healy of Sey lour have returned from the Pan \ .merican and the reunion at Cleve- y md g