The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Events.
Miss Pauline Schenck will soon leave
for Litchfeld, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. W. A. Dewey, of New Britain,
will be at Sunset Beach until Septem-
Der /.
George ]. Bassett is at Fenwick Hall,
Saybrook. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett e. Bishop. of
this city, were visiting in New Britain
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Kelton is ill at her home
on Washington avenue, West Haven.
John Martin and family, Of Wood
bury, have moved from their place on
Town street to their summer home on
the Hill for the remainder Of the sum-
mer While absent they have rented
their place to Mrs. Chaupcey Atwood,
of this city.
Mrs. Frank Stiles Of Edgehill Road.
and Mrs. Frank Hall, of New York, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Blatch-
ley in Middletown.
Dr. Marsh, of New Britain, has join
ed his wife at Short Beach. He viii re-
turn home July 81.
Attorney and Mrs. James T. Moran
have gone to Buffalo to visit the Pan
| American exposition and Niagara
! Falls.
! Mrs. Frank Decker, of Norfolk, who
is in the New Haven hospital, is inn
proving.
| Mrs Barton, of Washington avenue,
| is i'll at her home on account of the
severe heat.
Mrs. George y. Keeer, wife of Justice
Keeler, of South Norwalk, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frederick Bryant, came to
New Haven by trolley Tuesday and re-
turned yesterday.
Mrs. Frances w. Mcmillan, of De-.
troit, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank r. Lewis, of Edge
wood avenue Mrs. Mcmillan will be
remembered as Miss Daisy Lewis, of
this city.
Allen Ham is visiting at the home of
DR.. Sage in Woodbury.,
William H Moore, general delivery
mail clerk of the New Haven postotIlce,
has begun his vacation. He is intending
to visit his sister in Buffalo and also
Niagara Falls and Detroit, returning
home by the way of Washington, where
he will spend a. few days visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs Henry Routh and daughter, Miss
Natalie, of Meriden, are at Mrs. N. B.
H. Willis cottage in Oriental Park,
West Haven. Mr. Routh, who has been
in Havana, is expected to join them in
a few days
Henry A. Braddock is visiting friends
in Essex.
A pretty little lawn party was given
on Monday evening by Miss Helen A.
Baldwin, of 39S Quinnipiac avenue, in
honor of her guests Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Baldwin, of Chicago. There were
twelve guests present The grounds
were prettily decorated with Chinese
lanterns. After a delightful musical
programme dainty lunch was served
Lawrence Baldwin is a brother of Miss
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, of this city,
were guests of f. A. Cowles and family
of Lovely street, Unionville, over Sun
day. Mrs. Schmidt will be remembered
as Miss Mary H. Cowles. Mr. Schmidt
is connected with the general freight
office of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company in the |
capacity Oh CliSl ldIlll Cltlh.
The entertainment at the hall at ORR |
entail Park Pier West Haven, Tuesday |
evening was great success. James f. |
Parsons, of Livingston street, New Ha-
ven, who had charge of the album, read |
humorous story in German dialect, |
the pictures shown being represented |
by twelve young women The hall was
very beautifully decorated with flags |
and bunting.
Rev. J. A. Freeman, of Woodbury., |
has returned home after spending two |
months ct a sanitarium in Clifton |
Springs for his health. Mr.. Freeman,
although much improved, will not take |
up his work at present.
Miss Rosemary Healy is to be pas
senger on the Rotterdam, which will |
have several New Haveners on board.
Miss Healy will spend most of the
time in ireland visiting friends and rel
atives.
Edward A. Creevey of Bridgeport,
whose appointment to the consulship |
at Glauchau. Saxony, was announced
by President Mckinley Monday, will
leave to-day for the German city, as
Stunning the duties of his new position
shortly after arrival there. Mr.. Creev-
ey will be accompanied by his family
and Miss Jane Eaton COombs, of New
Haven. The latter is going abroad for
the purpose of perfecting herself in
German and French. They will sail
on the steamer Grosser Kurfurst, and
after landing will make
their way to Berlin, where Mr.. Creevey
will report his arrival to the United
States leeat ion After introducing
himself to Minister White and receiv-
ing his papers Mr. Creevey will re-
main in the German capital for one
week and will then make his way to
Glauchau.
Mrs. NJ j. Squires, Miss Nettie
sauires and Frederick Squires, of Savin
avenue. West Haven, left yesterday for
Greenport, L. T., where they will spend
the summer
Eugene Southworth, Of Southington,
has returned from a two weeks vaca
ton, which he spent delightfully."- at In
dian Neck.
Mrs Jarvis Kelsey Of West Haven,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. William
at the Lampson cottage at
Crest
Miss Mamie Lugg, of Southington,
has returned from Morris Cove, Where
she spent portion of her summer va
"a ton.