The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERT WING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLB
And Other People Known Here-VarI- Ous European Trips and Local Social Events.


 Events.
 E. F. Stevens and family, of Trum-
 bull street, are at Clinton for the sum-
 lner
 MT. and Mrs. D. o. Swift and daugh-
 ter Lillian left yesterday for the Pan
 American exposition to be absent sev-
 eral days.
 Samuel Bush, proprietor of Bush s
 cafe on Chapel street, leaves tomorrow
 for the Atlantic Highlands for a stay
 of two weeks.
 Miss Sophie Kellogg, of Northamp-
 ton, Mass, is the guest of her sister,
 Mrs. Frank F. Santy, of the controllers
 department city hall.
 Mrs. F. o. White, of this city, is vis-
 iting her sister Mrs F. L DeForest, of
 Olivia street, Derby.
 Mrs. Henry Hahn, children and maid
 of 241 Sherman avenue, are stopping at
 Woodlawn Farm, Washington, Conn.,, for the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Nettleton ana
 daguhter, Miss Katherine, of Derby, sailed on Thursday for Europe While away they will visit England France and Germany
 Miss Fannie V. Rosenblatt has been visiting her hister MT and Mrs. David Cohen and their niece Ruth, of Sum- init, N. J.
 Judge Clark, of Derby, has appointed John J. Larkin assistant city attorney of the city court of Derby.
 Miss Louisa A. Edwards, of the Charter Oak State street, is spending a weeks vacation at Lanes cottage, < Palm Point Beach.
 A large party of Durham young peo- < pie are at O. D. Hubbard's cottage in Clinton for a few days. MT. and Mrs. ". c. Newton have charge of the party.
 Mrs. James Eagney of this city, is visiting her relatives in Oakville.
 John H. North, of o. B. North & Co.,, is making a short stay at the High land house, Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Nellie Bremen, of Washing ton avenue, Waterbury, has returned from two weeks vacation with friends in this city.
 Howard Magee, of this city, has been spending his vacation at Crescent Beach
 Rev. MT. Penniman, of this city, ' preached at the Congregational church | In West Brookfeld, Mass. last Sun day.
 At the Pochoug house, Westbrook, | are several New Haveners, among them J. M. Torbert, Miss G. L. Torbert, Pe- ter Schjath and Harry Pierce,~of the Palladium staff
 Mrs. Wallace Stevens of this city, is "a guest at W. T. Lees in Deep River. <, An engagement of much interest to many society members of New Haven is that of Miss Edith M daughter of Senate Chaplain Clarence H. Barber, of Manchester, to George B. Hawkes. of the senior class of the Hartford The ological seminary. MT. Hawkes. is a son of Rev. w. s. Hawkes., of Spring field, Mass.
 Y Russell D. Johnson, of CT Button street, is spending his vacation in New Hampshire, visiting the beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee, the Weirs, Center Har- nor, Wolfeboro and Alton Bay
 Albert R. Lamb. of Waterbury, has been elected chairman of the newly organized Yale News board for 1903, which takes control in February next acting as assistants to the present off, cers until that time
 Mrs. Harry Leonard, of this city, is a guest at the White Beach house. Crescent Beach. Lieutenant Governor KeeIer, acting as governor in the absence of Governor Mclean, has issued the commissions of Henry c. Schneider, of this city, John J. Ottenheimer, of Willimantic, and Adolph Fluber of Danbury, members of the state board for the examination of barbers. He has authorized the ad- mission of Maida Beers, of this city, to the American School for the Deaf in Hartford. , Dr. Edward Kendall master of St. Faul's school, Concord, N H., is the $ guest of his brother, Gilbert F. Ken dall, of Lake Place.
 Mrs. Eva Arnold and son, of this ' ,ity, are occupying rooms at James ! Flynn's residence in Bethlehem Miss Marie Bloch, of 130 Davenport ' avenue is at Woodlawn Farm, Wash ngton, Conn. Miss Constance Goddard Dubois, of o has left for tour of three | months duration among the Mission indians of California. Miss Dubois U las long labored to alleviate what is al- CSeQ to De CHe uHueSeINeu ueSlllullOH if these people and hopes to institute ? tome measure for their relief. " Edward Wallac, of this city, is visit ct ng friends and relatives in Milford, N. 5 I. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Ferguson of , College street, are receiving congratu- ations over the birth of a daughter q The child has been named Helen, after Irs Fergusons mother. The young " mother was Miss Lou Warren previous " o her marriage to Dr. Ferguson. V Dr. Carl E. Munger and A. R. Kim " all, of Waterbury, sailed on the Y, Y, Deutschland yesterday. They expect II o be able to reach the North Cape if eo heir plans do not miscarry and to be n ack in about a month. " Miss Mamie Fahey, of Liberty street, J. nd Miss Margaret Flanagan, of Wash n 1gton avenue, are at Block Island for ID he summer ", Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson, of An | onia, who have been on trip to Eng III md, Scotland and across the North q ca to Norway, thence to Denmark ar al wed home Thursday, having been ab- snJ, nearly seven weeks. Mir. Johnson " isited the home of his childhood while al way, stopping portion of the time ith brother, who still resides in the io