The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peop,e Known Herc--Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social Events

Henry Stadtmiller, formerly of Whit
 neville, now residing at 979 Humphre.
 street, and John Ruff, of Greene street
 spent the day yesterday with MT. Stadt
 miller's parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis
 Stadtmiller, formerly of this city, bu
 who now reside with their daughter
 Mrs. Carl Conrade, in Hartford
 Horace P. Shares the brick manufac
 turer and family, are residing in thell
 cottage at Short Beach. MT. Shares
 lives at Short Beach in summer anc
 goes to his hotel >at Rock Ledge, Fla.
 for the winter.
 William B. Hall, the State street fur
 niture dealer, and family, will go tc
 their cottage at Cosey Beach for the summer as soon as school closes.
 Augustus c. Hausmann and family
 of Beacon avenue, Wooster Park, go tc their cottage at Cosey Beach for the summer the middle of June.
 Charles Hilton, manager of the polo rink, and Mrs. Hilton, are occupying their new cottage at Short Beach, which was built for them last fall. They will remain until fall. Mr. Hilton is the owner of naphtha launch in which he makes frequent trips to the city and the different shore resorts
 MT. and Mrs. M r. Shanley and family, of 20 Bishop street, go to their cottage at Cosey Beach. which they pur- chased last year of George Hugo, June l. They will remain until September
 MT. and Mrs. John Deming go to their cottage at Woodmont in few days. The N. P. whist club, of twelve women will have their last meeting for the season at MT. Demings cottage Decora- tion day. After the game they and their husband will have a short supper. Mrs. Edward A. Walker, of v Grove street, is visiting friends in Boston, and will be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. Samuel Hastings, who has been spending the winter with her daughter in Wallingford has returned to South Deerfield, Mass, for the summer
 August Ward, of Wallingford, is the guest of friends in Southington.
 Miss TIalsey, of Brooklyn, and Miss Freeman, of Ohio, are spending some time as the guests of Mrs. Frank T'rowbridge, of 230 Church street.
 Mir and Mrs William Hutton, of Southington, with their daughter, will sail June 16 for an extended trip through Great Britain.
 Misses Jennie and Maud Tighe, of Wallingford, are visiting friends in this city.
 Walter Remington Nichols is still very i'll at his home on Cherry Hill, Bran- ford. The young son of MT and Mrs. Nichols is quite i'll in this city.
 r Ya,,1 Toa,y;,,c, willy of NTar;Ta,, and Miss Lottie Gear spent yesterday at Cosey Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dean Trowbridge will occupy the Chamberlain cottage at Morris Cove again this season.
 Rev., Fred Winslow Adams of Ep- perth M. E, church, this city, while in Wallingford, Friday evening, was the guest of Rev. F. H. l.. Hammond. Rev. Mr. Adams lecture in Wallingford was highly spoken of.
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Pearl Mae Christie to Frederick Bornman, on June 12 at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Christie of 245 Gen. ter street, West Haven. Both the young couple are well known in social | circls", and their many friends wish | them success.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Tyler and | family, of College street, will spend the | summer at Pine Orchard, having taken a cottage on Crescent Bluff. They will | close their town house next month, | moving to the shore about the middle of June.
 Dr. Isabelle Lanesa graduate of the Chicago University of Homeopathy, who has been practcing at the Home opathic hospital in Boston, and Miss l.. Laton, head nurse in the same in stitution, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Whitney, in Southington, for the past week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles w. Vishno will occupy cottage at Morris Cove dur ing the summer.
 Mrs. Percy Dawes and child, Mrs. H. Worrall and child, Mrs. William Dock CT and two children, left Friday even- ing for New York, whence they sailed on the Campania Saturday for a visit in Sheffield, Eng.
 Miss Dorothy Muir of Brooklyn, is spending some weeks as the guest of Miss Helen Benedict.
 Dr. and Mrs. John s. Ely have taken H cottage at MUTT IS CONe lUf the sea- son. Paul Welch and w. G. Tucker, Yale 1902, gave small supper party on Fri day evening at their rooms in Wech hall, for MT. and Mrs. Thomas Pren- tce and Miss Prentice. During the evening the party were serenaded by members of the Glee and Banjo clubs, , lhe musicians being rewarded by a | shower of boutonnieres of lilies of the valley. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Prentice. Miss Prentice, Miss Earle, Miss Bradley, Miss Muir, Miss Benedict, and l Mir. Colton MT. Hirsh, MT. Herrick and ; MT. Kimball. Hon A H. Byington, of Norwalk, ) United States consul to Naples, Italy, I who arrived home to attend the we'd ( ling of Miss Grace B. Byington, his ( to Benjamin F. An 2 irews, at Norwalk, on Monday, paid I ! visit Tuesday to his old friend and t neghbor Judge Andrew Selleck, of l stratford in company with his wife a md his daughter-ln-law, Mrs. Harry t Byipgton, of Washington. D. c. The C visit was a very agreeable one and I he enjoyment was mutual. MT | Byington related some very interest- c ng anecdotes of his work among the g people fin sunny Italy. t Miss Georgia A. Marks, teacher in P he primary department at the Plants il