The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22
PERSONA PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEJV HAVEN pEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social Evenfs

ous European Trips and Local socia l Events.
 David Daggett, secretary of the Wa.
 ter company. arrived home from {
 short vacation trip Thursday night. Ht visited Paris, London, Chester ant
 other places. He found n&cantile ant
 manufacturing and financial interest: feeling might blue over the increase o1 national taxes, duration of the Boei war, increase of national debt and de-
 creased business. This was MT. Dag
 gett's fourth trip to the old world.
 Irwin Kew, a graduate of Yale 1889 l has given to the Sheffield Scientific
 school the sum of $10,000. There are
 no conditions attached to the gift. The
 money may be used by the college in
 any way it desires. It may be devoted
 to buildings, additional appliances, or | the bicentennial fund.
 | The New York chapter D. A. R. will | meet with Mrs. Frederick s. Cook, of Yonkers, N. Y, next Tuesday. Mrs. Edward G. Merwin, of this city, Mrs. Charles P. Merwin, of New Britain, Mrs. Charles H. Trowbridge, of Mill ford, and Mrs. Q. R. Johnson, of Wood mont will attend by special invita- tion.
 The members of the Cheshire Liter ary club, with their friends to the number of about forty, gathered at the home of Miss Emma Doolittle, of Broksvale, on Wednesday afternoon and had very enjoyable time After all had gathered on the lawn g short literary programme was rendered, after which fine collation was served.
 Mrs. George II. Lines, of New Mill ford, Mrs Dwight N. Rogers, of Dan- bry, Mrs Emma Thomas, of Scranton, Pa, and Mrs. Edgar F. Hawley, of Shelton, aer staying with Mrs, George Hine, of Orange, in her cottage at Woodmont.
 Dr. Vishno, of this city, and his fam fly moved into their cottage at Morris Cove about a week ago, and will stay during the season. The name of this charming cottage N the Sea View"
 Frank Manchester has been down at his cottage at Morris Cove for months past. His cottage Is fine one.
 MT and Mrs. c. P. Coe sailed for Liverpool on June 19 They will spend the month of July abroad, ieturning home some time in August.
 Presiding Elder Adams preached at the M. E. church, Wallingford, Thurs day evening.
 Miss Frances Gilbert, of Cincinnati, is visiting at the home of Mrs, George Maycock Miss Gilbert Is here for the commencement festivities of Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward I. Atwater moved into their cottage at Morris Cove about two weeks ago. They are very situated
 The Chautauquans of New Haven and vicinity will hold their annual pie nic at the residence of H. H. Taylor, Central avenue, Westville, this after noon and evening All those who have taken the readings in full or in part are urged to attend.
 Mrs. T. l.. Powell, of Center street, West Haven, is visiting Mrs. Iarkins, of Cottage street.
 Rev. William w. Lucas, professor in the Cannon School of Theology at Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Ida Estele Hill, of Winsted a graduate of the Boston class of 1901, were married June 19 by the Rev. B. F. Kidder at 1 the residence of l.. V. Pinney at High land Park, Winsted. The young cou- ole were surrounded by number of | heir friends. Rev. and Mrs. Lucas will | cave in a few days to visit the Buffalo | exposition and will make their home in | he south
 Rev. F. M. Burgess, of Christ church, lis city, made an address at special