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

And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 Professor Wells of Yale is spending a two weeks vacation with his family at Mrs. Walter Griffin's in Lyme.
 Rev. Father J. H. Holtham, rector of St. Joseph's church of Hamilton, O., is stopping with his uncle, F. D. Grave and family at the Lucerne in Whitney vile.
 A change in the administration Of the Yale Y. NJ. c. A. will go into effect this fall. A general secretary of the entire university will be a new functionary, and each of the departments will have a general secretary in addition. R. Il. Edwards 1901, who was academic gen. eral secretary last year, will be the university general secretary, and E. A. Sebbins 1902. will be the academic general secretary. MT. StebbinS was president os the Yale Y. NJ. C. A. last year.
 Mrs. Salisbury of this city has arrived at her summer residence in Salisbury avenue, Old Lyme.
 Misses Kathleen and GenevleVe Keefe left yesterday for an extended trip through New England, terminating at Halifax, Nova Scotia. They will be absent about two weeks. Presiding Elder W. A. Richard Of this city, formerly of Hartford, is doing all possible to increase the measure or spiritual success at the camp meetings. He takes an active interest in all the meetings and participates in many Of them during the day.
 Mrs. J. L. Disbrow of PAS Sherman avenue is at Silver Lake Assembly, Wyoming county. New York, for the month of August.
 Edward Johnson, wife and two chill dren, of this city are on an extended visit to Samuel Johnson and wife ot the l Old Lyme Inn.
 | Miss Anna Shannahan of Dixwell ave- nue has gone to Vermont for a few weeks.
 The Boys brigade of this city is en- camped on Ferry Point, Old Lyme, this week.
 Miss Bessie Barry of Greene street is visiting relatives in New York city. Arthur T. Nettleton, treasurer or the Newtown Savings bank, left Tues day night for Stamford, stopping over night with his sister, before starting for St, Paul, Minn., where he will spend his two weeks vacation. His brother, Joseph Nettleton, of New Milford, is | i-:. a+ fI,nh nfY
 Miss Margaret G. Hickey of Wash ington avenue. a teacher in one of the public schools in New York city, is spending her vacation in Roxbury.
 Miss May Morris of 22S First avenue, West Haven, has returned home after an absence of four weeks. While away she was the guest fo Mrs. H. L.. Palmenton Field of Newark, N. J., and also spent some time at Asbury Park.
 Mrs. George &. Beers and daughter Grace, of this city, have been visiting Mrs. Arthur Beers of Main street, Stratford, for the past few days.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Buck ley Bradley of Greenfield and Theodore sturgis of New York took place at noon Wednesday at the home of the parents of the bride, MT. and Mrs. Simon Couch Bradley in Bridgeport. The bride was attended by the Misses Sadie and Flor ence Bradley as bridesmaids and by Miss Irene Bradley as maid of honor. The best man was Henry L. Pierson of New York, and the ushers were Messrs. Charles H. Phelps of New York and IT, win Sherwood of Brooklyn.
 hoe atoo cod Fra k E. Whitney of Andover, Mass, as teacher of science at the high school in Putnam to succeed MT DeCoudre who goes to Southbridge. Mass. MT Whitney is a graduate of Yale.
 Captain Pond and Mrs. Pond of In dian Neck, through the courtesy of 6 friend, a guest at the shore, took theil first ride in an automobile this week The ride was novelty to the aged cou- ple and they enjoyed it very much.
 The tventy-second annual reunion o1
 the Hotchkiss association will be helc this year at Lake Compounce on Thurs
 day. August 21. The committee 1T
 charge are MT. and Mrs. David Birgt
 and Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Sessions, all O
 Bristol. Ali direct descendants of thu
 Hotchkiss family are invited to b'
 present. The present officers are: Pres iden, B. S. Hotchkiss of Waterbury
 vice president, Charles s. Birge of liar
 winton; secretary and treasurer, C. W
 Root of Southington.
 , Miss Fanny Wood, Alexander Georg and Arthu Wood of West Main street . Branford, are spending two weeks il Ramsay, N. J., with Mrs. Woods fla ther.
 c. A. Roberts of this city, who is t take the place of Charles Jones as as } sistant principal at the Rockville hig , school in September, is visiting in Rock 5 vile.
 Dr. George R. Shepherd and Mrs } Shepherd of Hartford have gone t Maine for two or three weeks. 7 Mrs. Neahr and daughter, Miss Mari
 of Buffalo, N. Y, are the guests c t MT, and Mrs. D. A. Kinner of Cente j street, West Haven. MT. and Mrs 7 Neahr are moving from Buffalo to Bos
 ton on their journey to Boston. MT;
 Neahr and daughter are making wis
 here
 Rev. c. B. F. Pease of southingto has arrived at Lilliput lodge, Ashfielt
 Mass, and will stay through August. Captain and Mrs. Joseph J. Mehaffe . of this city are spending few day with Captain and Mrs. c. W. Hamilto on FairyieW street in Portland.