The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Iere-Vart- ous European Trips and Local Social Eye

ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 The Misses Dewitt and their niece
 Miss Elizabeth Butler of South Mair
 street, and Miss Sadie Williams, ol Seymour street, New Britain, are spending their vacation 1t Madison and in this city.
 Miss Marion $. Lambey left yester-
 day morning for a three weeks vaca-
 ton, during which she will visit the
 Pan American and on her return from
 Buffalo will stop at the Hammonasset
 hotel in Madison.
 Mrs. A. Gammerdinger and daughter,
 Elsie of New Britain, are at Savin
 Rock for two weeks stay.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Griffin, of Holy
 oke, Mass are spending few weeks
 at Rest Cottage. Holmes street, Savin | Rock
 Mrs. Sylvia Dunham, of Southington, who recently celebrated her one hun
 dred and first birthday, has been i'll for
 several days, but is recovering. | Elk Councilman Frank B. Harris,
 wife and daughter, Ruth, are in Litch- | field during the mQnth of August. | The Rev. Charles E. Woodcock and Mrs. Woodcock, of Detroit, Mich., for merIy of New Haven, who have been guests of Mrs. Marshall P. Ryder, of Maple street, Plainville left Friday for various places in Connecticut and will shortly return to their summer home on the St. Clair river, Mich. to remain until September 1.
 Stephen B. Warren and family, of this city, are spending several weeks with MT Warren's parents in Park street, New Canaan
 Misses Elizabeth and Eva Stevenson, with their brother Robert and mother, have gone to the Catskills for two weeks.
 Miss Ethel Petty of Raymond street, Rowayton, is the guest of her fathers sister, Mrs. R B. Hammfll, in this city,
 Mrs Sedgwick M. Allen left yester- day morning to spend two weeks at Arvena- y-the-sea.
 L. D. Penfeld's family of New Brit ain, left Saturday for Indian Neck. to remain a few weeks. New Britain's town clerk will spend Sunday at the resort.
 Edward Pratt and son, of this city, are guests for a few days of J. B. Todd in Bethany.
 E. S. Ender has returned from trip to Buffalo and Niagara, and has left the city to spend two weeks in the hills of Burlington. His mother is spending vacation at the same place.
 Miss B. Kiniry, of Kensington, re- turned Friday night from stay in this city.
 Mrs. Thomas Walpole, of S4S Grand avenue, accompanied by her son and daughter, will sail on the new White Star liner Celtic for Ireland to-day. They will, so far as known, be the first from Connecticut to become passengers on the biggest vesesl afioat. They will be absent until October.
 Mrs. William H. Seymour and Miss Florence Seymour, of Schenectady, N. Y, who have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Seymour, of West street, Norwalk have come to New Haven, where they will spend few days before returning home.
 Edward s. Bassett, of the Cleveland Leader, Cleveland, O., and wife, are the guests of MT. Bassett's parents, MT and Mrs Newcomb M. Bassett. The visitors will remain in the city for the present week and continue their vaca- ton trip to North Scituate, Mass, where they have taken rooms at the Cliff house.
 Miss Hattie Seeley, of Boston, visit
 T1 tod nf East avenue, East Norwalk, Friday. Mr. Husted is also entertaining Mrs. Elmer Billiard and daughter Bertha of Springdale, who have been visiting friends in this city. Mrs. Billiard was joined Saturday by her husband, who prolonged his visit until Sunday
 Charles E. Cook, salesman at the Royal shoe store, left yesterday morn ing for we'll earned vacation. He is by his father William Cook. They will visit Pittsfeld, Troy and his boyhood home, Bennington. Vt. |
 Miss Ethel Lock, of Stanwich, Conn, | who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. l R. Hundel, of East avenue, East Nor | walk, has gone to New Haven to visit | with J. c. Bennett.
 MT. and Mrs. James J. Wade, of 1036 | avenue, are receiving many ] in regard to welcome | visitor that arrived at their home on | saturday morning, It is baby girl | weighing nine pounds.
 Miss Bessie Crofutt, of this city, is | visiting relatives in South Norwalk.
 Raymond Main, Stanley Stiles, of l Bradley Point, Herbert Bennett, Jo- ;eph Redshaw and Robert Bush will l spending the following week at their amp at Rocky Beach.
 Arthur Henry Barnes, jr., of South Main street, South Norwalk, has re- urned' from a visit with is grandpar- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Barnes, of his city.
 Miss Dorothy Machol. daughter of Ir. and Mrs William Machol, who re- ides at No 237 Wooster street, gave
 lawn party to few friends Saturday fternoon in honor of her fifth birth lay. Among those who were present were Louis Osterweis, Fred Frank, Do- l othy Rothchild David Machol, Flor nee Kahn, Marion Cuman, Gladys Veil Esther Adler, Eddie Coats, Har- jet Kerr, Theodore Rosenthal, Elsie Wolf. Harry and Edith Heberger. A rand time was voted by all, and many hanks and good wishes of the day were iven to the little lve-year-old hostess Miss Hulda Anderson and Mrs John on, of this city, are the guests of Mr 1 nd Mrs. Enoch Peters, in Portland.