The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari-
GUS European Trips and Local soct"h
Events.


Events.
r. S. Bradley, ex-president Of the
Yale National bank, sails for Europe
next Tuesday with his wife on the
Deutschland They will land at Ply
mouth, England, and travel in England
and Scotland and then in Germany,
Switzerland and France, returning
home in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Westermeir Of
Milford announce the engagement OIL
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, to carr
Mccormack of this city.
Miss Bessie Hunevan, who has been
!. spending a few days with her COUSIN
Miss M. Louise Smith in Westport, re-
turned Tuesday morning to her home
in West Haven.
Professor and Mrs. Comstock OF
Trumbul street have gone to New
Bedford, Mass, for the summer.
Harold Hammull, of Hillside prepar-
atory school, New Haven, was the guest
over Sunday of his uncle, Elmer case
Of South Main street South Norwalk
The Misses Mamie Irwin and Lillian
Dwyer of Williams street started Tues
dav evening for the American eX-
position.
Miss Julia Barber of this city is WIS.,
ting her family at Mt. Vernon.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie Collins
of Pine Meadows are visiting FRIENDS
in town.
George N. Morse and family of Meri-
den left Tuesday for Stony Creek where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Fannie Fife of this city is spend
ing few days in Mapleton.
Harry e. Fowler of this city is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa L.
Fowler of Grove street, Southington
Mrs. J. L. Disbrow of Sherman ave
nue. will soon leave for the Berkshires,
where she will spend the month of July.
Miss Carrie Petty, one of the popular
Young teachers in the East NorWalk
public school, left July l for her home
in Belport, L. l., where she Will spend
her summer vacation of ten weeks. she
went to Bridgeport, from which place
she goes to Port Jefferson by the boat
and then wheels across the island. Miss
Petty is accompanied by her nephew,
Harold Hamel of this city.
Miss May Bartek of South Orchard
street, Wallingford, is entertaining her
classmate, Miss Lena Coyle of TINS
city.
The Misses Leffingwell of Trumbuil
street are in Mckinley, Me.
Judge James P. Plat began his new
term of office Monday, July l, and 1t
was busy day for him in Merlden po-
lice court.
Miss Jessie Lautenbach of Howard
avenue has gone to Atlantic City and
PHILADELPHIA for visits with relatives
and friends.
The many friends of Charles Squires,
who spent his boyhood days in Compo'
and for the past ten years has peeh a
fireman on the New York, New haven
and Hartford road. will be glad to near
that he has been promoted to the posi-
tion of engineer, on the Harlem dlVl-
sion. sa,.g, ,tt4 fe ~. l...
An engagement of interest to many
in the city is that Of Miss Ida Grace
Beach. daughter of Mrs. Ellen Miner
Beach of Milford, to DR.. George A. NC
Lean of Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Curtis and
Miss Agnes Curtis of Meriden have
gone to Stony Creek to spend July at
the cottage there.
Miss Korn of this city is spending the
SIMMER with her aunt, Mrs. S. A. Grid
lev. at Elm Lawn farm, Terryville.
DR.. DeVere and family of Charleston
South Carolina, has taken up MS resi-
dence in Wallingford. He will reside II
Church street
The Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A.
r., of Mystic, Conn, will next Iuesday
afternoon give reception to Mrs Don
aid Mclean of New York City chapter
at the home of Mrs. Christopher Nor
gan on the corner of Broadway ano
East Main street, from $3.50 to p. m,
Julia Gridley of sSouthington gave a
musicale at her home Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mis- Molthrop of New
Haven.
The announcement that 1sadore
Troostwyk of the Yale school of music
has been given an assistant professor
ship in that department is OF more thar
ordinary interest to the members of the
,,,,,sica1 circles in New Haven Mr.
Troostwyk has done much for the de-
partment of music in the university
and that it has been appreciated Is
evident by this new honor lately con-
ferred upon him. New Haveners are
Justly proud of this talented violin Vlr-
tuoso, and most heartily congratulate
Professor Troostwyk.
Miss Charlotte Hyde of West Haver
will spend the summer in Litchf1elc
with her sister, Mrs. George Richards.
Frederick L. Averill, clerk of the COM
mon pleas court last evening enter
tanned at Cox's Surf House a party OF
twenty-five or thirty gentlemen VINO