The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known Herc-vuri-
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 Rutherford Trowbridge and family left yesterday for a stay of several weeks at Greens Inn, Narragansett Pier, R. T.
 Mrs. Charles Gardner, of this city, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles H. Peix. ir., of Deer Hill avenue, Dan- bury.
 Ex-Alderman John M. Crampton and family leave tomorrow for a stay at Hotel Castleton, Castleton, Vt
 Frank Gilhuly, of Chicago, and his daughters, Mabel and Henrietta, and the Misses Anna, Maud and Eulalia Gilhuly, of this city, spent Monday in Waterbury visiting relatives.
 A life-like portrait likeness of the late Isaac Schoenberger is on exhibition in the show window of the Charles Mon son company. It is French pastel and was painted by H. Levy, an artist, of New London.
 The following members of the New City Social club, Wallingford are stop- ping this week at Indian Neck: oscar Woods, Joseph Wiseman, John Wallace, John O'Connell, Edward Downey, Charles O'Connell, William Wrinn, A. Dell Rosso, Edward J. Wallace
 J. w. Cannon, clerk to the superln- tendent of streets appointed under the Driscoll administration, will leave city hall July 15, and will be succeeded by Alfred Rowe, formerly clerk at the county jail under Sheriff Spiegel.
 Harry Thorn, of West Haven, has re- turned from his visit to his parents i'll Yonkers, N. Y.
 R. G. w. Andrews, of the Congrega- tional church, Dalton, Mass, with his three children, is spending two weeks at the Limewood Grove house, Indian Neck
 Miss Marie Gladwin, of Lester street. West Haven, is visiting in Saybrook.
 Attorney Louis M. HenlinWay, of Waterbury, left yesterday for three weeks vacation, part of which will be passed at the Buffalo exposition and the remainder in the Adirondacks.
 An engagement of interest to many in this city is that of Miss Elizabeth Putnam Stearns, daughter of Professor c. c. Stearns, of Hartford, to Wells Southworth Hastings, of New YorK city.
 Perley Emerson, who has been at Longmeadow, has returned to his home here.
 Miss Margaret Sweeting and Miss Agnes Hamilton, of this city, are v1s- iting friends in New York, where they will spend the summer months.
 Mrs. w. B. Kimball has returned to her home in Enfield for the summer, having been staying in New Haven since last winter.
 Mrs. J. T. Benham, of Bristol street, left on Saturday for ten days visit to the Pan-American.
 The wedding of George Gordon Ham, mill. son of George Cadwalader Ham mill of Stamford, and Miss Margaret willett Boardman, daughter of the late Daniel F. Boardman, of New York, ana Great granddaughter of Marinue Will lett, of Revolutionary fame, was cele- brated yesterday. Only the relatives had been invited to witness it.
 Dr. Charles F. Canedy has fnshed his course at a New Haven hospital and is now with is father, Dr. F. J. Canedy. at Shelburne Falls, Mass. He expects to open an office for himself. b1lt is not decided where to locate.
 The board of directors of the South Carolina Interstate and West lnolan exposition. which is to be heid III Charleston from December of this year to June of next year, have appolnteo Miss Rebecca D. Beach, of Wall street, commissioner of the state Of Connectl- cu+ Miss Beach is now busy sending o,,+ c;rculats throughout the state, and as vet her work is still unplanned. The annointment of Miss Beach is most banpy one. for there is no woman Ill the state more capable. Prominent Ill public affairs as well as in social mat ters. she is the right woman Tn the right place.
 On Sunday at the parsonage of the Humphrey street Congregatiohai church the Rev. Frank Luckey of1cl- ating. Miss Fannie s. Butler ana Eu- gene Cook were united in marriage Later MT. and Mrs. Cook left for wedding trip, after which they will re- side in New Britain
 Rev. A. R. Gammack, of West Ha- ven. and Rev. M. Coolidge, of Middle town avenue, are taking vacation They are enjoying yachting trip,
 Miss Emma Stannard, of southing- ion will spend her vacation in stam- ford for which place she will leave Wednesday.
 Miss Maude F. Bodwell, of l54 Olive street is spening few days with Miss E. R. Hubbard at the Villa Hein- chen, Short Beach. :,
 Mrs. L. B. Neal and family, or southington, returned yesterday after having spent a few weeks at their Woodmont cottage.
 william Beehler, graduate of Yale,