The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peop:e Known Here-Vnrl-
GUS European Trips and Local Social

And Other People Known Iere-Varl-
Events
Mrs. John Il. Adrance, who left New Ha-
ven June ID last for the west is now eX-
pecting to remain In the west throughout
the summer, returning some fine In the
fall She is having a very pleasant stay
at Sparta, Wis.
Fred Chatfield, of this city went to the
Bijou cottage, belonging to Mr.; Blount, az
Short Beach, month ago: ne t, 81 ana !, ms iis
has the American flag In front OF MS resi-
dence waving periodically.
Mrs. Morris f. Tyler and family of Col
lege street have left for an EXTENDED UP.
Mr.. Tyler will remain In town during the
summer
The concensus of opinion seems to be that
Police Commissioner David Corey, the only
former commissioner to remain on INC
the board. He is not understood as Delhg
out for the place, but he is the natural
choice.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and and
daughter are spending a few days WIN
home at indian Neck. Later in the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson will move into the
Fellowes house on Whitney avenue; as MIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Sanford of Dixwell
avenue gave reception Friday evening in
honor Of their guest, Mrs. A. {. Clark OF
New York. former teacher OF the place
The event was one which will long be re
membered by both scholars and teacher.
During the evening bountifnl repast was
served. 49,,
Bishop Goodsel and his family, who lately
came to Short Beach from Chattanooga,
Tenn, are at the Edgecliff cottage, Where
they have been for the past three weeks
Mrs. Goodsell was very Ill when she came
there. Since her arrival an operation mas i
bee pperformed which was very SUCCESSFUL
and she is now improving very rapidlE; koy
Foote. who Ia In Architect Robinson Of
fee. is with them as guest. ,,,,.,,,,
Mrs. Bloomfield Mcllvine of Phlladelphla
pie street. ,, IT,.
Mr. Frisble and family of this city are
occupying the cottage at SNORT P Sa,,,,,
known as Edgemere. They have been down
here about week. ana they VIII stas uh'''
September or october. A.
Mrs. ]. r. Thomas Of Minneapolis IS the
guest of her parents, DIR. and Mrs. ]. r. c.
Foster of College street. ,., f,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Perkins ana ram
! ily Of 416 Crown street. this city. are oc-
cupying their cottage at Short beacn, not
far from the Corey cottage. He has been
down there a month and Is now sul1erinI
his cottage for the latter part of the season So
to a family from Brooklyn. n. T., ana MT.
Perkins and his family, after staying here
for a month. will go up into the "hite
m GdWard Biz 81 N Of Torrngton nephew of
James r. REYNOLDS of Center street, is stop
ping with his sister, Miss Rose Hull at Co
ionial Park Mr., Hull Is taking the eXamin-
ations to enter Yale university In the rail-.
Tommy Corcoran, the shortstop and cap
tain of the Cincinnati baseball team mas
practically recovered from an attack OF W
phoid fever, and Is able to be about town.
1ln nttt In n
and received the congratulations of many
of his friends. The Cincinnati team has
missed Corcoran sadly since he was taken
i'll and fell from first place to next TO last
The lawn party at the residence of Mrs.
Adrian Hoffman, on Elm street West Ha.
ven, given by the Ladies' Aid society or
Christ church Saturday afternoon, was wei
attended, although the f eXcesslve neat d e.,
tanned many at home. The ladies were IN
handsome summer gowns. The committee
was Mrs. Edward Howarth. Mrs George
Johnson. Mrs. Frederick Skiff. Mrs.
and Miss Hoffman. who had beautifully ar
ranged the spacious grounds with flags,
cosey corners filled with sofa pillows; which
added to the charming effect Yale To- 6l ,a
was the predominating color oo me lh &C. 5
O'Clock twelve tables were filled. The
Misses Louise Heitmann, Minnie Johnson:
Amy Harris and Virginia Kelsey served
lemonade and waters.
Charles Hopkins Clark of the Hartford
Courant with Mrs. Clark sailed Friday on
the Minnehaha for Europe. They VIII be
absent about two months.
Horace P Sheares has ensconced for tho
season in his fine blue cottage up on the
rocks next to the Eyre, Short Beach. The
latter cottage, Notwithstanding Its fine
name, remains as yet unoccupied,
urday on the City of Rome for Europe.
They will spend the summer, abroad and
viii visit England, Scotland, Germany,
France. Holland. Switzerland, and Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. Plat will return to Amcrl-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bradley of this
city went down to Shore Beach week ago
to stay for the summer. They will occupy
the Hermitage.
At the Ansantawae club there have also
been many visitors. Among those who on
tertained there this past week We're Mrs;
James E. Wheeler. Mrs. Frank States of
North, the Misses Whlttlesey of Prospect
5 sFss J. M Hoxe ii Eli whtney k Henry az
melee, H. NJ Marlin, F. A. Monson, Miss
Miller of Orange street po N hif frsno OF
Mrs. John c. Clark, Francis Trowbridge J..
A. Hamilton, Marcus B. Newton, Henry L..
Hotchkiss and C. II. Nettleton.
Isaac Hartford and family of Plainville
have lust arrived at Short Beach and have
moved into Maplewood cottage. where they
will stay for at least three or four months.
Frank Prndle is living with his family
in Hullhrrst cottage on Clark avenue, Short
Beach. He came down there In May and
will not return until October.
Herman Webber and family of Meriden
are Mt Indian Neck for several weeks.
Hart ID. Munson concluded his term OF
services as county commissioner Saturday.
He will be succeeded by Edward F. Thomp
son of East Haven.
Charles Reynolds and his family Of Mid
dletown will move into Rockdale cottage.
Short Beach, In day or two and will stay
until the latter part Of autumn.
Mr.. Chamberlain, father of Leroy Cham
berlan Of Main street, West Haven, is III.
julius NJ Chamberlain, who on Tuesday
suffered an attack Of apoplexy, Is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Of Washington ave-
nue., West Haven, have returned from their
Visit TO Waterbury, wher. they went to
visit Mrs Newton's sister, Mrs. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Chase and fami-
" of - Howe street left Saturday after
noon for Pond Point, near Milford, whore
they will spend next week with brother
of Mrs. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Goodwin of this city
are with their family residents Of Beach
cottage.
Mrs II. L. Puffer and daughter, Mabelle
s. Puffer. of Meridcn, are at Money Island,
Stony Creek. for a two weeks vacation.
Samuel Barker Of "a Division street will
be married to Edith How'd of II Bristol
street, this week. he having called at the
registrars office in the city hall Saturday
morning and obtained the necessary license.