The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous European Trips and Local Social

den, are the guests or MfS. IlellS ; mother, Mrs. Patrick Ryan, of Frank street.
 Miss Minnie Bird, principal of the Zunder school, will pass her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Smith, of New York city. Miss Bird left New Haven on Monday.
 Among the recent arrivals at Brad ley Point are MT. and Mrs. Frederlck Hardness Ketchum and Frank Humph- reys, who are at the Page cottage for the summer
 MT and Mrs. Frederic Lloyd have re- turned from their wedding trip and are settled ill their new home, 26 Dwight street.
 Another engagement announced IS that of Dr. James Spottiswood Taylor, United States navy, and Miss Louise Draper, daughter of pr. Edgar l., Dra- per. of Holyoke, Mass. Dr. Taylor is the son of Rev. Dr. George B. Taylor, of Rome, Italy, and is now stationed at the United States naval hospital at Yokohama.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franc and Miss Sarah Franc, of Dwight street, left yesterday for their cottage at Fishers Island, where they will remain until Septem- Der.
 Captain Lanfair entertained Saturday from this city Mrs. Mary w. Curtiss, ot No. PIG Willow street, Mrs. Augustus ID. Scharff, her two daughters, Miss Fran ces and Miss Mary; her son, Master Adrian Scharff, of 214 Willow street, and Master Curtiss Platt. of Orange Inti iph 11N and say Flair View" is an ideal beach for bathing.
 MT, and Mrs. William Marshall are in Cromwell.
 An announcement of interest to the smart set of the city Is the engagement of George Gordon Hammill, son of George Cadwalder Hammill, of Stam- ford, Conn.,, and Miss Margaret Willett Boardman, daughter of the late David F. Boardman. Miss Boardman is re- lated to the Mares and Stephenses, and is a cousin of Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and Mrs Nicholas Fish and granddaush- ter of the late Marinus Willett. Mr. Hammill is a lawyer and graduate ot Princeton in the class of '96, and is con- nected with the Cadwalders of Phila- delphia
 Mrs. Robert Wallace, with her daugh- ter, Mrs Joseph Smith, of Mystic, Conn.,. and Miss Addu Wallace, with Mrs. Smiths two children, spent Tues day with Mrs. Mortimer Treat, ot Woodmont
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin, of 26O Grown street, with their daughter, Miss Anne r. H. Baldwin, will spend the summer at Shrewsbury, Mass. David and Simeon Baldwin will camp out with a party of friends near Marlborough, Mass, during the warm season.
 MT. and Mrs Mortimer Clark, of West Haven, are rejoicing over the arrival of a son, who was born on Monday. MT. Clark is very i'll with typhoid fever, hut his physician is very sanguine Of his recovery.
 Attorney and Mrs. John MattheWman reached San Francisco last Wednesday after a delightful trip across the contl- nent by way of the Southern Paclf1c' and sailed for their new home in Hono- lulu on the 29th
 Mrs R. A. Babcock and children, of Washington avenue, West Haven, nave gone to Southampton, l.. l., to spend the summer. While there they attend ed the wedding of Mrs. Babcock s brother. which took place yesterday in Southampton.
 Mrs. Wells and her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Garfield, have gone to Seattle Washington, where they will make their home with William Jewett the architect son of the late Dr. Pliny A. Jewett, of this city, and grandson or Mrs. Wells.
 Mrs. Brinley Morgan is spending a few weeks in Litchfield.
 Sergeant Gibson and family, of Dix well avenue, have gone to their cottage on Beach street, West Haven Tor the summer.
 Rev. Fathers McKeon and Fitzgerald, of the Sacred Heart church, are in the retreat in Hartford
 T. Ennis, jr., of New York, IS the e-pest of Mrs. Edwin Mccarthy, of Da- venport avenue.
 Mr Conl1lin and MT. and Mrs Lewis Conl11in and children, of New Haven have been the guests of MT and Mrs Harry S. Richmond, of Main street. South Norwall.
 Colonel N. G. Osborn will spend the Fourth with friends in Kennebunkport, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey S. Peck, of New Haven, have been the guests of N. E. Peck and Mrs. Harry $. Rich mond, of South Norwalk. They have returned home, accompanied by Mrs Richmond and her daughter, Grace May Richmond.
 MT and Mrs. E. R. Sargent, ot this ci+v are at the Chapman cottage at Manchester.
 Attorney Dwight w. Futile has been reouested by the Washington authorl- tas to resume his position as govern men+ land agent in Indian territory, vhere he was employed in that capac- itv for about year. He has not de- oided wei whether he will accept. He Is quite busy at present, especially m set- ting the estate of the late Captail' Isaac F. Brown.
 Mrs. A. c. Wilcox and party or her friends from New Haven are stopplhe at Mrs. wilcox's summer home in Mad- ison.
 Miss Leila Mae Young, who has been visiting friends in town, has returneo to her home in Orient. L. l. Miss Farrell, Sunday school teacher in St. Mary's church, took her pupils for a days outing to the shore on Tues day. The little ones greatly enjoyed the trolley ride and the diversions at tine shore. - Miss Josephine Dowd, stenographel for the Ideal Manufacturing company