The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 And Other People Known in This City 7 Local Social Events Hero and EIse- where.
 Owing to the absence from town of Assistant Chief Perkins, Chief Fancher of the fire department is unable to at tend the convention of the state Fire mems association in West Haven. As sitant Chief Perkins was called to East River, Conn, Sunday, by the illness ot his 17-months-old child, who is in a critical condition with whooping cough and pneumonia.
 Miss Elizabeth Healey, who has been visiting Mrs. M. P. Coen of Oak . street, Naugatuck, returned to her home in New Haven Tuesday. Miss Julia Bright of Smith college, class of 1902, and Miss Lillian M. Au- gur. both of Elm street, are visiting relatives and friends in New York state.
 The M. Steinert & Sons company, the piano manufacturers of New K, to the employees of the Bridgeport. South Norwalk, Stamford and Port Chester agencies. The spread took place at the Roton Point hotel, and was a very delightful affair.
 M. A. Maxcy Hitler left yesterday to join his family at Thayercroft, West Medway, Mass, where they have been spending the summer.
 Bennie and Robert Perry of New Haven are spending a few days the guests of Mrs. H. D. Perry, of South Norwalk.
 The Misses Anna and Emily Clarke of Home Place have gone to the sum- mer school at Cliff Haven, N. Y.
 James Sault has returned to his home in New Haven, after visit with his daughter, Mrs. Frederick Pulsford of Courtlandt Place, SoAith Norwalk.
 Among those from New Haven at the White Mountains are MT. and Mrs w.. T. Atwater MT and Mrs. E. E. Stevens, Miss l.. M, Platt, Miss L. M. Hall, Ar thur Doolittle, Walter Johnson Edwin Pardee, Theodore J. Alderman, Selig- man Zunder and W. O. Farnsworth of New Haven, H. c. Voorhees of Meriden and Pauline Celia Olmstead of Branford were registered at the Summit House, Mount Washington, Saturday and Sum- day. MT. Farnsworth is instructor in French at Yale university. P. Corbin, jr., Mrs. c. F. Corbin and Miss M. D. Corbin of New Britain are at the Mount Pleasant House.
 Miss Kittie Leonard of Hartford re- turned home last Monday after a pleas ant stay with New Haven friends.
 Walter Jennings of Upper Main street, Norwalk, is recuperating at the home of his brother-in-law, Dr. David Werts, in New Haven.
 Miss Louise Everhardt of Park street is stopping at the Hotel Pros pect in the Catskills mountains, spend- ing a three weeks vacation.
 Miss Mamie Ward, a graduate of the New Haven Normal school, is the guest of her friend, Miss May Will Hams. of South Main street, South Nor- walk.
 MT, and Mrs. Wilbur Smith, of Eld street, will leave next Tuesday for I. two weeks visit to the Thousands Isl ands and vicinity. MT. Smith has been connected with the H. H. Olds con- pany, pie bakers, for many years, and has acted as manager for Mrs. Olds since the death of her husband. Among those from New Haven al Saratoga are: Attorney o. H. D. Fow' Ter and wife, Mrs. K. M. Curran, Miss A. E. Curran, Miss A. T. Brady, D Mercer, Mrs. K l.. Mo1loy, Miss Hattie Cassidy, Mrs. E. Goodwin, Miss Ella Burr, Miss M. Kelkause, T. J. Egan.
 Miss Margaret Fahy of Cedar street is stopping with friends at Plattsburg N, Y. She will also visit the summer school at Cliff Haven, N. Y.
 The annual sheep roast and barbecue dinner of the Crocodile club will be held at Compounce, Thursday, August 27. This is one week earlier than has been the custom for number of years and the change was made to get away from race week at Charter Oak park which for anumber of years has been the first week in September
 Misses Rose O'Meara and Elizabeth C,onboy left Monday for Cliff Haven N. Y, for a two weeks stay. The Catholic summer school is in session there at present.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur B. Hosley o1 Melrose Highlands, Mass, and MT. anc Mrs. H. F. Palmerton Field of New ark. N. J., are the guests of MT. ano Mrs. Samuel Morris of 22S First ave- nue.
 Professor Adolf Schwickardi, organist of St. Johns (R. O. church, has re- turned from Washington, D. C., after a two weeks visit to his brother Col R. B. Schwickardi, examiner in the pension office and quartermaster Of General Rawling post No. g. Washing ton.
 Miss Carlisle, Miss Reynolds and Miss Madeleine Reynolds left Tuesday for a three weeks trip to Nova Scotia
 Joseph Galligan of " Chestnut street and Bernard Farrell of 197 Wooster street, are enjoying a vacation at Rock