The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-24
PERSONAL JOITINGS.

| p PERSONAL JOITINGS.
 Frederick A. Leyerzapf, clerk in the
 auditor of passenger receipts office of
 the N. Y, N. H. and H. R. R. Co.,,
 started for the Pan-American eXposi-
 tion via the Lehigh Valley railroad yes
 terday afternoon Besides visiting Buff 1 falo he will make special trips to Mia
 agara Falls, Lake Chautauqua and To-
 ronto.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hoppin of New
 York have arrived in town for the com mencement festivities. They are the
 guests of Professor and Mrs. James M.
 Hoppin of Hillhouse avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse D. Welch and
 family of Orchard street took posses
 sion of their shore cottage at Short
 Beach on Thursday, June 20. It is beau | tifully located near Ella Wheeler Will | cox's Bungalow
 | Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and her daughter, Miss Mabel Robertson, ac- l companied by her son, Heaton Ridge way Robertson, and Mrs. c. W. Vishno
 left on Wednesday for New York for
 few days visit with friends On Sat | urday Mrs. Robertson and her little daughter sailed for Germany on the
 steamer Bulgaria. They will spend the
 summer in Berlin and Dresden
 Mrs. Ernest l.. Isbell, wife of the
 clerk in the city court, and her
 young son are visiting the formers old home in Eenville, N. Y. Her two daughters are with relatives in Wood bury, Conn.
 Judge A. Heaton Robertson and son, Heaton Ridgeway Robertson, will spend the summer in Europe. They will sail early in July.
 Fred A. Osborn of Springfield, Mass, is visiting his mother and brother In this city MT. Osborn is engaged in the insurance business, in the former city.
 Mrs. Mary A. Pardee of this city is visiting in Haddam.
 Mir and Mrs. " A. Borden and MT. and Mrs. William Harmon of Westville have rented a cottage together at Short Beach, where they will spend the sum- mer
 Mrs. J. F. Hazetine and two sons, Burnham and Russell, of Newark. N. J., are guests of Mrs. E. A. Todd in Westville.
 Mrs. Nathan Bronson and her son Theodore, of this city, are visiting their aunt Mrs. Sophia l.. Tracy, in New ington. Guy Kirkham and his family from Springfield are also visiting there.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney, the well l known singer, is entertaining a friend, l Miss Curran, from Torrington.
 A handsome dinner was given at the | Country club Saturday evening by Mrs, | F. G. Stoddard of Temple street. The | decorations were red and white roses. l Covers were laid for eighteen guests, I These were President and Mrs, Arthur rwining Hadley, MT. and Mrs Henry L.. Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. John K Beach, MT. and Mrs. Collin MacCrea [ngersol, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Inger- ioll, John W. Bristol Miss Hannah Miss Rebecca D. Beach, 1harles Gilbert and Mrs. Bloomfield l of Philadelphia.
 Professor Charles F. Chandler of Co., umbia, who has been the guest of MT. md Mrs. Arnold filling of Trumbull treet, has returned to his home in New York |! Frank E. Holmes, clerk in the motive ower department of the New York, Jew Haven and Hartford railroad of Norwich, has been promoted to the off, ce of chief clerk of the department at Hartford. MT. Holmes has been at | ,ork in the office ill Norwich since Jan :, ary 1885, and has gradually been pro- [ noted till now his efficient work has I the road officials to give him | le office of chief clerk.
 yIyl. ID ! lay is to open a private school at 10 ollege street is of great interest to so- al and school circles. Aside from Miss avs prominence socially she has an 1t 1viable reputation as one of the most ble teachers of the public schools of TT le city with which she has been asso- f ated for some time. She is one of | le most accomplished and popular omen in society.
 MT. and Mrs William Marshall of lis city is spending a few days Swith ( la tives in Cromwell.
 Mrs. Arnold filling of Trumbull rect, who has had as her guests her ( ster, Miss Agatha filling of New lf ork, and her cousin, Miss Berard of |. ew Hartford, recently gave a charm u 2 ten in their honor The rooms were a decorated with roses, peo- s es and f1eur- -de-lis. Among the guests b ere Miss May Mansfield, Mrs. Ram ol y, Mrs. James l.. Wheeler, Miss Hope a annett, Miss Marion Welch, Miss Will D n, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Wilbur e' 9y, Miss Day and Miss May Bishop IT Paul Blatz of Westville, who has been w ffering from typhoid fever, is able u be out.
 The Whatsoever circle of Kings lughters of Epworth M. D. church, sire to express their thanks to the la B es of the Woodmont chapel for the tf yely entertainment which was furn- eN led by them to the circle, and their sf