The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN People
And Other People Known Here-Vari-
GUS European Trips and Local Social
Events.


Events.
Miss Anne Day, of College street, IS
spending few weeks at New Ro-
chelle.
Mrs. Edwin A. Hill, of Washington,
d. c., has come on for the balance OF
the season to visit her mother, Mrs,
Rachel H. Wood of First avenue and
Main street, West Haven
Miss Marion Campbell and Miss jose
phine e. Smith are guests at the Blue
Mountain house in the Adirondacks
Miss Della Hillmap, daughter of the
Chapel street ice cream manufacturer,
Henry Eillman, has just returned from
a weeks sojOurn spent at East River.
Mrs Martin, of this city, is spending
a few days with Mrs. Gertrude Filler, of
Hartford.
Henry H. Benedict and w. w. Bene-
dict. ir., are at the Hotel Ampersand
at Saranac Lake.
Mrs E. N. Tyler and her daughter,
Miss Luella, of Yalesville, leave to-day
for MulIen's Point, where they will
join Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cook ana
George Cook, who are making two
weeks stay at tnat place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Perkins and
family, of this city, are at the Colonial
cottage at Elizabethtown, N. j., which
they have taken for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Calhoun, of Yalesville,
goes to Guilford Saturday for few
days visit with friends
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Schroeder and
Chauncey Schroeder are among the New
Haveners at Bell Island.
Louis We'll, of II Vernon street, re-
turned home Thursday from a week
sojourn in the Litchfields. He reports
having enjoyed the trip and his health
is greatly benefited.
Miss Christine Hampstead, of Hum
phrey street, has bene visiting 0. l..
Johnson, jr., of Norwich.
Louis Leyerzapf, the highly efficient
Instructor in gymnastics, of $40 Grand
avenue, has gone on ten days Vaca-
ton, which he will spend at the \. M
C. A. camp at Madison.
B. C. West, of Guilford, who has been
i'll for several weeks but has recovered
in a measure, suffered a temporary re-
lapse early this week. but is now much
better. Mr. West, who is one of the
Oldest Masons in Guilford, was for
many years a travelling salesman rep
resenting large importing house in
whose interest he Travelled extensively
in all sections of the Union.
DR.. D. ]. Shahan, of Norwich, and
bride are the guests of his aunts, Mrs
Mary Buckley and Mrs. Anne Higgins,
of Branford The doctor and his bride
have Just returned from Long Branch
Miss M. Christine Freeman, of this
city. is a guest at the Hotel Harmon
asset at Madison.
Mrs Mary Buckley, Mrs. Anne Hig-
gins and Miss Julie Higgins, of Bran
ford, have returned from Norwich ana
Baltic. where they have spent the past
week.
Frank ID. French of this city, was
among the recent summer visitors to
Jewett City, Conn. y
Miss Mary Long will be united IN
marriage to Charles Higman at Bran
ford Point this evening by Rev. X A
Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Chaffee, of Mid
dletown, came on Wednesday to THIS
citv to remain here for about TWO
weeks.
Carl Brandt, of West Haven, with
members of the Orpheus and the 'SWed-
ish double quartette, will leave for
Buffalo July 20. They will also attend
the reunion of the American Union OF
Swedish singers at Jamestown, N. ~
July 22-24.
Professor E. B. Van Week and fam
ily. Of Middletwon, went away wed
49, - I,nC
r. X. Jones, bookkeeper at the store
of the w A. Warner g. Bro Co.. west
Haven, is enjoying ten days vacatlor
along the coast,
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt, of Westport
has returned home from the Fan
American exposition, and she now en-
tertains number of relatives IRON
New Haven, Baltimore and Westport
Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, OF this
city. who have been visiting then
daughter. Mrs George Williams, OF
smith street West Haven, for the las
month. have returned to their nome.
Miss Jessie Totten and Miss Hattie
r. Bradley, of Westport, left on Ihurs
dav morning on a short pleasure trip
The two young ladies spent THURSDAY
afternoon in Port Jefferson, leaving
there Wednesday night, and then com
ing to visit friends in New Haven anc
Bradford.
Mrs. J. J. Carmen, of Bay Shore, l.
T.. is visiting her parents Mr.. an'
Mrs Fl. H. Richards, Of Main street.
Mrs Fleischner and daughter, Bessie
the family of DR.. Fleischner, of thl
CITY, have been stopping at WILDWOOD
in Middlebury, the home of Mrs am
Miss Esther Woodruff. Rev MI
Aiken. of China, is also stopping there
David Mack, who died recently
Essex at the age of ninety-five years
was uncle of Mrs. Harriet e. Spohr, o
Chambers street, West Haven. III
was a brother of Mrs. Spohrs' mother
the late Mrs. Henry c. Kirkland. II
was one of the oldest citizens of Els
aex and a man highly respected, Mrs
snohr attended the funeral. she ma
been visiting relatives in Essex an
vicinity for about a month.
Mrs F w. Nichols, of Bridgeport
Mrs r. Beers, of Stratford, and Mis-
Grace Platt of this city, have bee
Guests of Miss Jennie Nichols, in West
port. -
Miss Mary Browning of Camden n
L. is the guest of Miss Dora Aillns, @
Center street West Haven.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan, of Iremon
street. and Miss Lizzie Russell, OIL "
.I,,,,, cnppdinp a week at saw