The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS or INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari-
 .ous European Trips and Local Social


 Events.
 A very pleasant visit was made last Sunday by party of his New Haven friends to Joseph Cilch of No. Me chanic street, at his beautiful shore COL tage at Pine Orchard. MT. and Mrs. Gich entertained them royalty and the party returned much refreshed oy their outing In the party were Julius Gallery, Andrew Wahl, Bruno ochu- bert Charles Hertler, Henry J. Fred ericks. Oliver wood and others. MT. Gilch's health was fully restored py his winters spent in Florida. He Is the possessor and skilful navigator of an automobile, and he and Mrs. Gilch take many pleasure trips into the country roundabout. .
 The condition of Superintendent Will liam A. Waterbury of the Air Line Northampton division of the Consoll- dated road, who has been ill with ty- phoid fever for the past two weeks ana who was last Saturday said to be Ill a dangerous condition, was yesterday reported as unchanged.
 Mrs. Martin Kaehrle and daughter, Miss Laura Kaehrle of Derby avenue, will leave the city on August to visit the Pan-American exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard H. Lyon of 395 Crown street left town yesterday morn ing on a trip to Buffalo and other points. They will be absent some time.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Hasse of 5S Nash street are receiving the congratu- lations from a wide circle of friends upon the birth of daughter, which oc- cured yesterday morning.
 Mrs H. B. Armstrong of Park street and her children, with Mrs. Benjamin Cobb and daughter, left town yester- day noon for Woodstock. Conn.,, to re- main until September l.
 Mrs Julia A. Adams and her daugh- ter, Mrs. William H. Molthrop, both Of New London, who have been visiting Fred c. Fiske and family of Clinton are spending some time in New Haven with friends.
 Miss Bessie Birge of this city is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Ed ward C. Birge in Bridgeport.
 Walter Ernest Tripp, aged six, son of Captain Tripp, of the Howard ave- nue station is recovering from curi- ous and serious injury. The lad while running fell and a sharp pointed stick that he had in his mouth was forced down his throat, badly lacerating the passage and narrowly missing the jug lar vein. Dr. Pallman is attending him.
 MT. and Mrs J. B. Hallett of S04 La- fayette street, Bridgeport, will enter tain Rev. and Mrs. Vaudeville at their o+ thic Wppk
 Miss Charlotte J. Warner, teacher in the New Haven schools, is recover ing at Monson, Mass, from an opera ton for appendicitis, Miss Warner was visiting Mrs. Joseph Wilkins when she was stricken with appendicitis.
 Miss Mabelle Dorman, who has been teaching very successfully at Durham Center. has returned to her home in this city. She expects to spend most Of her vacation in Hudson. N. Y.
 Miss May Hull, who has been spend- ing week the guest of relatives in this city, has returned to Bridgeport.
 Miss Phoebe D. Schuessles of the Ed ward Malley Co.,, will spend her vaca- tion the month of August at the Pan- American exposition.
 J, H. Wright and family of New York has rented the Pierson residence in Fairfield for the summer.
 Arthur Kelsey of Forbes avenue spent Sunday with friends In Clinton,
 To New Haven friend F. Theophi- Jus Liefeld of this city, consul for the United States at Freiburg, Baden, writes as follows "The Swiss Amer1- can Circle Basic celebrated the glorl- ous Fourth in a most enthusiastic way, extending it into the small hours of the night. The address of welcome was one of my duties.,,'
 Mr and Mrs. Harry w. Austin and MT. and Mrs Edward H. Lyman enter tained MT and Mrs. Joseph F. Austin, MT. and Mrs. Walter c. Wells and Mrs. Annie Judd Herbert at the White Waves cottage Fairview Beach, over Sunday, and most delightful time was enjoyed.
 Miss Minnie Gauggel has gone to Morris Cove to spend two weeks with friends.
 Rev. MT. Meserve of this city occu- pied the pulpit in the Congregational church, West Haven. Sunday morning. MT. and Mrs. William Schwaeger- mann will take trip to Germany visit ing scenes of their childhood, as well as relatives and place of interest They will sail Wednesday from New York on the steamer Friesland.
 The marriage of Joseph Daly Of "A Mansfield street to Miss Margaret Swain. daughter of Edward Swain, su- nerintendent at Killam's carriage fac torv. is announced for tomorrow morning at 9:90 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. Father Lenahan will off, ficiate.
 IF was reported yesterday by pr. Reilly that the condition of Joseph E.. Tavlor. who is i'll at his home in Prince e+reet remains unchanged. He is still very i'll. but his friends are assured that the chances of his recovery are good
 Miss Elsie Kelsey of Townsend ave rua has returned from Short Beach to Clinton, Conn.
 The enga agement of Miss Annie M. Raur employed at the millinery store of Roge wsk & Co.,, to George Goetze of Elizabeth, N. J., has just been an nounced.
 Ernest Judd of 556 Winthrop avenue Is snending his vacation at Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mice Corirne Kraus of Marshf1eld, Wis. is visiting her grandparents, MT.
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