The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-25
PERSON AL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-vnri-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

Events.
 Professor and Mrs. William Lyor
 Phelps left yesterday for their summer
 home at Huron City, Mich, where they
 will remain all summer. Professor
 Phelps will conduct the Yale entrance examinations at Detroit this week. Henry A. Warner and wife are back from an enjoyable fortniGht's stay al the Pan-American expo 5!ti0n and Mag ara Falls. At Buffalo MT. Warner at- tended the reception gwen Governor Mclean.
 MT. and Mrs. Felsburg of this city are occupying their cottage at Stony l Creek and they find it a very pleasant place.
 Having successfully passed examin- ations and secured desirable apart ments for the next college year, Charles H. DeForest and F. Russell Lewis of | the Yale law school department have returned to their homes for a few days but expect to spend the summer abroad.
 MT. and Mrs. Roland Cooke and fam
 
 of June at Woodmont.
 Mayor Studley yesterday morning re- ceived a letter from c. H. Shubert of Wellington hotel. 715 Pine street. St. Louis, Mo-, asking for Information con- corning the whereabouts of Matthias Chistlemiller or any of his family, they being residents of this city in 1888. i MT. Flynn and family, of J. c. North & Co.,, have been sojourning at Stony Creek for several days and are finding it very pleasant
 { Mrs Kinsley Twining of Morristown. N J., announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Alice Kinsley Twining to Eliot Watrous of this city. MT Watrous Is a Yale man, having grad uated in '99, and is very prominent so- cially in this city.
 Ex- Chief Kennedy and his family are rusticating at Stony Creek and enjoy ing life at the sea shore very much. It suits the old fire fighter to put in few weeks there every summer.
 Mrs. Nathan Palmer has returned af- ter three months stay with her sis ter Mrs. G. F. Bullock of Melrose Highlands Mass Mrs. Palmer went for the benefit of her health and re- turned not much improved. She is at preesnt with her daughter, Mrs, N. L. Dudley of Edgewood avenue.
 Irving Carr, a student in Storrs agri- cultural college. is the guest of his mother at her home on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 George B. Smith of Jersey Shore, Pa, is visiting her grandparents, MT, and Mrs. George Smith of Smith street, West Haven.
 A. B. Greenwood will go to Wood mont Thursday to occupy their cottage for the summer.
 The Hubbard family will celebrate their family reunion this year at the residence of Dana Cooper of Mt. Car mel on Wednesday, June 26.
 Charles w Hoyt, secretary and treas- urer of the Hoyt Beef and Produce company, and family, are spending the summer at Woodmont.
 Miss Trow bridge, a teacher in the State normal school of Trenton, N J., is spending her vacation with her mother on Eighth street, West Haven.
 Mrs. S. P. Prentice of West Haven is improving.
 H. H. Benedict, president of the Twentieth Century league of New Ha- ven, spoke at the Methodist church in New Britain Sunday. In the evening a reception was tendered him at the church The members of the official board and their wives were present.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S Coburn will spend next month as the guests of friends. who are delightfully."- located on one of the Thimble Islands for the summer.
 Stephen Davis of New Britain, who for a number of years has held the po- sition of fireman In the New Britain and Berlin railroad yards, has accepted a position in the passenger service be- tween New Haven and Springfield.
 Arthur Elmer of Savin avenue, West Haven, is visiting Robert Bush at his camp at Rocky Beach, near Wood month
 A delightful musicale was given Sat- urday by Miss Winchell, assisted by her pupils. It was a very successful affair and was enjoyed by all present. The music by the Misses Mabel and | Ruby Danks was very much enjoyed | Miss Ruby Danks will enter the uni department of music in Yale | in the fall A brilliant success is pre- dlcted for these already popular young ladies.
 Miss E. M Hyde and Mrs Furnald | of Center street, West Haven left yes terday for Buffalo. They will visit friends and take in the Pan-American
 Mrs, Luther Arnold who has been the guest of Mrs. E. P Arnold in Haddam for a week or two, has returned to her nome in this city.
 The Ladies Aid society of Christ church will give charity whist on Friday afternoon on the lawn of the nome of Adrian Hetman of Elm street. The game will begin at 2 and continue until o'clock.
 City Treasurer Thompson of Rock ord, H., and wife were in Winsted Sat lrday morning en route from Colebrook where they have been spending week 1t Rockwell Hall, to this city, and hence home. MT, Thompson will at- end the reunion of his class at Yale. )ne of his classmates was Judge G. w. Mrs Thompson is director if Wellesley college.