The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known Herc-Vari -
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 Mr. and Mrs E. H. Pardee of Monto-
 wese have returned from ten days
 triS to the Pan-American exposition
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Cooper were
 also of the party. Niagara Falls and
 Chautauqua were among the places vis-
 ited and an enjoyable trip is reported,
 John F. Cummings of Holyoke, Mass.
 superintendent of the Boston store of
 that place, is spending his vacation
 with his cousin, Mrs. Kate White of
 Ward street.
 Miss Marilla Cooper, who has been
 spending some time in Dorchester,
 Mass, has returned to her home in
 MontoWese.
 Professor Isidore Troostwyk and fam
 fly have returned from Litchfield,
 where they have been spending the
 summer. Max Dessauer of the Des-
 -Troostwyk School of Music, re-
 turned yesterday. On Monday, Septem-
 Der 3, the school will open for the sea- son.
 John Fraser, former manager of the Edgewood baseball team, is spending a few days with friends in Meriden.
 A jolly party of well known New Ha- ven people, consisting of the Misses Harriet and Elizabeth Volkenberg, the Misses Mae and Alice Hanselpacker Mrs. Charles Meigs and Miss Meigs, Miss Rowland MT. Westbrook, MT. Meigs and Miss Guy have been spend ing their vacation with MT. and Mrs. David Hanselpacker at their beautiful cottage Beaconhurst, at Summer Is- land, Indian Neck.
 Captain Jeremiah Lynch and Miss Elizabeth O'Brien of Brooklyn are the guests of Mrs. Joseph Cullen of South Main street, Branford. Captain Lynch is a brother of Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Reynolds, and has large circle of friends here.
 Mrs. Harry Barbour of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas of Montowese street, Branford. Z A lawn sociable was given by the Kings Daughters and Sons of the Beth el M. F. church, at the residence of Mrs. E. L. Benton, 3e9 Orchard street.
 Barnes Hoadley of Branford left yes- lSlody lilOlilill5 lOl Cdlllp ille dl boullSSl Beach. Mir. Hoadley will resume his course at Yale college next week.
 New Haven guests now or recently registered at the Castleton hotel, Cas- tleton, Vt., are: Colonel and Mrs. N. G. Osborn, Minott Osborn, Miss Dor othy Osborn, Miss Katherine Osborn, MT. and Mrs. David Lambert, Miss Cercil Lambert, Miss Rheta Lambert, Dennison Lambert, MT and Mrs. F. G. Hotchkiss, George Hotchkiss, Edith Hotchkiss. Roger Hotchkiss, Miss M. J. Hotchkiss. Miss F. H. Hotchkiss, Mrs. w. S. Horton, Osborn Horton, Starr Hor- ton, Miss A. l.. Goodyear, Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton Donald Nettleton, E. H. Nettleton, MT. and Mrs. John M. Crampton, Rollin Crampton Majorie Champion, Warren Crampton, High Sheriff A. B. Durham, with Sheriff s. D. Hawley of Brodgeport, pr. and Mrs. George A. Lawton, ,Lucius Futile. Sem ator Philip R. Leavenworth, the gen. Ial proprietor of the hotel, is a Yale 1 man. He is doing every thing he can to entertain his guests, and all are hay in ga most delightful time
 Colonel James H. Morgan, Secretary | General of the Military Order of For- l eign Wars of the United States, is in l town. The decorations of this order | have been made, by special act of con- | gress, part of the uniform of officers of ! the regular army and navy. Its mem | bership probably is the most distin- | guished of any military order in this l the roster showing almost all | the prominent officers of the military |
 NTaIy yty,Jo The Connecticut commandery has as its ex-Governor Morgan G. Morris w. Seymour of Bridge port is vice president. The society has quite a representative membership in New Haven, of veteran companions. Colonel Morgan Is justly proud of the prominent part he took in the founding | ,f the national order.
 Mrs. P. F. ODay and family of New Britain returned Tuesday from months outing with friends at Vest yille and Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Sutton and laughter Gladys of West Haven, who rave been spending the summer in Kent, Conn, returned to their home ,n Campbell avenue yesterday.
 Mrs Carl Randall and Miss Clara Van Tassel of this city are visiting Mrs. Adolph Ruger of New Britain.
 Mrs G. K. Hyde of Center street, Vest Haven, has gone to New Hamp- hire for month.
 Mrs. l. c. Stormont of Center street Vest Haven. is visiting her mother, Irs. Mallett, in Milford. MT and Mrs B. w. Farnham and l on William are guestS of Mrs G FI l Ioadley of Fountain street MT and Mrs. Charles Ball of Vest | 'ort are entertaining friends from this ity. MT. and Mrs. N. S. Clark of Richard