The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTER EST TCONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known tn This City Local Social Events Here and Else- where.

Local Social Events. Here and Eise- where.
 Mss Mary Leonard, who has been spending a few days with Frank . Burns of Whalley avenue. has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Rose Kearney, formerly teacher in Room ?, Shelton avenue school, has resigned to accept a similar position at her home in Meriden.
 Miss Katherine Hemingway, who has been spending a two weeks vaca- ton in Montreal and Quebec. returned to her home on Harrison street Tues day.
 Miss B. Paige, of Hartford, and Miss Dorothy Paige, of West Chapel street, returned on Tuesday from two weeks stay at Lake George and Saratoga.
 Judge Hall, president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road company, has returned from two months vacation in the Adirondack mountains. President Hall has had a most enjoyable time and is reported to have been greatly improved in health. He resumed his duties as head eXecu- tive of the Consolidated road yesterday. Mrs. Robert Brown of Gamer street was the hostess recently at luncheon given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Blake, who are the guests of their daughter at the Blake place on Whitney avenue A match game of croquet occupied the time at the lawn party given by Mrs. Charles E. Graham of West Ha- ven Tuesday afternoon. The winners of the two sides were Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner and Miss Minnie H. Smith, Miss Smith winning the final. She was awarded dainty candle stick.
 Miss Margaret Dacey of 52 Crown street has returned from a most enjoy able sojourn of two weeks at Atlantic City.
 Miss May Dargan returned to her home in New Haven Tuesday after a protracted visit with friends in Win sted. L
 The Rev. and Mrs G. A. Victor, of this city, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son at Bedding, Conn, on Monday, September 1. Both mother and child are progressing very nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. French and children of Hartford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Rowland of Camp bell avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Snyder, who have been visiting in Waterbury and at the shore are back in town.
 Miss Julia Peck, who has been spend- ing wto months vacation with friends in Providence, R. l., and Ridgef1eld Conn, returned to her home on Central avenue yesterday. On Monday next Miss Peck will resume her duties as teacher in the Lowell school, where she has been reappointed for the coming year.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Kelley of 139 Olive street, have left for six weeks tour of the southern states, which will include visits to Philadelphia, Balti- more, Washington, Norfolk, Memphis and Chattanooga. At the last men, tioned city will be held the convention of the B. of L. T., to which MT. Kelley is delegate from Elm City lodge { No. 2s4.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Penney and son Frederic, jr, of Alden avenue, re- turned after a months stay with friends in Vermont.
 Joseph Palmarie, aged fourteen years fell from the steps of the A. B. Hendrix company on Audubon street, at about nine o'clock yesterday morning, strik- ing in such manner as to cause a baC injury to the spine. He was taken tc the Grace hospital where it is said he will recover.
 Miss Georgia A. Eckhardt, of 45I Chape street, is staying in Litchfielt with Mrs. Newcombe, of Lake street
 Former Alderman Felix Chilling worth returned Tuesday night from tht City of Mexico, where he has been rep resenting a great manufacturing con cern which has three million plan in that place, their pay roll being $40, 600 per week. /
 Miss Catherine M. Paterson of AZ Col Iege street has returned from Stock bridge, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Greist, who have been spending a honeymoon trip in New York state, have returned and will takt up their residence at MT. Greist's home on Willard street.
 Mrs. S. A. York of this city has gont to New York city to spend the com ing winter. She is domiciled at 46 Man haitian avenue.
 James OConnor, who has been ill a the New Haven hospital suffering iron a bad case of blood poisoning, is great 1y improved and able to be about for { short time each day, assisted b! crutches Mr. O'Connor was confined to the hospital for about a month, bu has been discharged from that institu tion and is at his home on Blak street.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Mckay of Nev York city are spending few week. with MT. and Mrs. Andrew J. Graf a their home on Alden avenue Also as guest of MT. and Mrs. Graf is Georg Cleft of New York. It was just twenty five years ago Tuesday that MT. ant Mrs. Mckay were made man and wife and they took occasion Tuesday even ing to celebrate the event. A most en joyabe time was had at the home 0 MT. Graf and during the evening man. friends called.
 MT and Mrs. John c. Carpenter 0 Baltimore announce the engagement of fba;r dauphter Miss Lillian Car