The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In ThIs City Local Social Events Here and EIse- i where. Rev. Horace c. Hovey, D. D., and wife are guests of S. R. Blatchley, Esq, 32 Grand avenue. MT. Hovey was for merIy pastor of what is now known as the Pilgrim Congregational church Of Fair Haven, and for the past ten years has been pastor of the First Presby- terian church, a historic church of Newberryport. This church was founded by George Whitefield, the noted evangelist, whose bones are to be seen in the crypt of the church.
 Sister Nita, formerly teacher in NO. 14, in St. Peters R. c. school, Danbury. has been appointed to No. 15. in Elace of Sister Consilli, who has come to the Sacred Heart school in New Haven to teach in the highest grade.
 Miss Villa Morton Roberts of Sher- man avenue is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Howard Barber, in Westerly, R. l.
 ~ Orange M. Pickett, proof reader on the Boston Globe, stopped over in Hartford several hours Wednesday to see his old friend, William Noll. MT. Pickett was years ago connected with one of the New Haven papers.
 Dr. and Mrs. P. c. Lane have return ed from Canada and the White Noun tains.
 Miss Fanny L. Brown of Newington left on Wednesday for weeks stay in Pittsfeld, Mass, with her sister, Mrs. Nathan Bronson, of New Haven, who is spending the summer in Pittsfield.
 Burton J. Hendrick, of the New York Evening Post, Yale '95, is spending his vacation with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. James M. Lee of New Haven has been visiting in West Morris with Mrs. Powerse.
 The second reunion of the Connecti- cut Valley Branch of the Grant Family association will be held at Lake Com- bounce next Tuesday, September 9. This is the state association Of the Grant family, which meets in alternate years with the larger gathering. Those who go from this city and this vicinity will meet at Union station at $50 a. m. All will take the thirdrail at g o'clock to Bristol, and from there will go by trolley to the lake. Basket dinner, for which each must provide his own re- treatments, will be served at 12:3O. Every descendant of Matthew Grant who lives within fifty miles of Hart " ford is requested to attend. If the day assigned for the reunion should be stormy, the event will take place on ' Friday following. The invitations Tor the reunion are signed by Francis Grant, Samuel E. Hurlburt, Mrs. Agnes E Grant. Mrs. Jane E. Watkins and Mrs. Bessie M. Bill.
 Miss Florence Hawley recently gave party in honor of her friend, Miss Janet Marlin of New Haven at the residence of her grandfather, John J. Booth in Stratford A number of young people were present who helped to cele- brate the event. A feature of the pro- granlme of entertainment was one of Mabel Osgood Wright's bird stories, H. frustrated with lantern pictures. Games were indulged in and refreshments served k - ,gsE~ N "
 Maurice MiIcke, son of Professor Franz Milcke of Craig Myth, formerly of New Haven and late of Wallingford
 
 Berlin, Germany, to resume his musical studies. Young MT. Milcke will com pIete his studies before returning tt America.
 The ladies of the Tuesday Afternoon club, living on Gulf street, Milford, as sisted in entertaining the club at it: meeting Tuesday afternoon, which wa: held at the residence of Mrs. George k Clark. The attendance was large anc the entertainment consisted of piano solos by Professor W. H. Clark, O Philadelphia; soprano solos by Mrs Louisa R. Clark, and elocutionary SC lections by Miss Beatrice Nettleton and was a pleasure to those present Mrs. Clark later served light refresh ments to her friends.
 Waldo, the 12-year-old son of Super intendent Sanford of the New Havel Tee company, has returned from tn homestead in Avon with his dog, TO- and gun. The woodchucks he slaughter ed indiscriminatelys
 Rev. F. A. Scofield, of Meriden, late H ly a pastor in this city, writing unde date of August 20, says that he an Mrs. Scofield are now in London, an expected to go to the continent th 18th and will make sixty-day trl through Germany to Palestine, Egyp and back through Italy. Both are eX ceedingly well, and enjoying ever
 minute of their trip with the exceptio of the continuous rain and the ur seasonably cold weather, the seaso throughout England and Scotland be ing the coldest known for years, an overcoats and heavy wraps are wor most of the time While MT. an Mrs. scofield made their headquartel in London they are making side triT to the interesting cities nearby, lih Y Oxford, Cambridge, Stratford on tf Avon, etc. They express themselves