The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-


 Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 The Rev. Edwin 2. Lines, D. D., rec tor of St. Paups church. is expected home tomorrow from his vacation.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. B. riley and daugh- ter of this city, who recently returned from a European trip, have been the guests in Willimantic of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Tracy.
 .Last Saturday evening the many friends of Miss Katherine Zeigler con- gregated at her Woodmont home and enjoyed lawn party. Music and games, in connection with an elaborate spread, served the young guests by the young hostess, made the hours pass pleasantly and altogether too swiftly.
 The Hon. George Lincoln of London, O., an ex-tudge of the circuit court in his state, is here visiting his sister, Mrs E. A. Buck in Willimantic.
 David Gamble, of &rhe Gamble-Des- mond company, returned yesterday from Lake Waraumaug, where, with his family, he had been enjoying vaca- tion. He was the most popular guest at the Hopkins house and had a jolly good time.
 The Rev. George Wells Ely of Column bus, Pa, has given Yale fund for an annual scholarship yielding $40.
 c. R. Swift, jr., of West Hartford who was operated upon for appendicitis is home from the hospital and is able to be about. He will take post grad uate course at Yale the coming year.
 Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox will give hel annual masquerade party at the Bun galow next Friday evening.
 Rev. Joshua Denton, for the past two years pastor of the Advent Christian church, Torrington, has finished his la bors in Torrington. Last Sunday he preached at Athol, Mass, and the fol, lowing Sunday in this city. M. V. Johnson, representing "Tht Ministers Daughter" was in town yes terday arranging for its appearance a the Grand next week.
 MT. and Mrs. LeGrand B. Cannon ot this city, and MT. and Mrs. W. Franl Osborn of Westport are camping ou1 for a few days on Cockenoe Island Westport.
 Louis Metzger, cashier of the J. W Niederpreum X Co. has returned iron two weeks trip through the noun tains of New Hampshire and easteri Canada.
 Charles F. Layman of S4 Fairfield avenue, Danbury, is spending the re mainder of his vacation in this city.
 Many we'll known people are summer ing at Watch Hill, among them being Mrs. G. X. McLanahan of Washington D. C., Wallace lpB. Tenn, Bruce Fenn and William C. Daggett. Among prominent golfers at Richfieit Springs during the last week was Stew art Campbell of Yale. Interest in thu game is at it's height. and since MT Campbelrs arrival he has alread, 1 equalled Devereaux Emmet's record c s1 for the double round. | Rev. George Foster Prentiss, pasto of the Davenport church in this city, i the guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. M. Blak, l at their cottage at Highland lake, Win sted. MT. Prentiss preached at the Firs Congregational church Sunday morning an dalso spoke at the Y. M. C. A. opel air service.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Meister of Eln street returned last Saturday evening from a most delightful weeks stay il Litchfield.
 Mrs. Richards, sister of Deacon H. D Hawley of West Hartford, celebrate, her eightieth birthday by a famil, party at her home on Park street Ea gently.
 Mrs. John Gilbert of Whalley avenu is very seriously i'll. She is the wife o John Gilbert, the we'll known grocer 0 Chapel street, and was stricken on Sat urday.
 The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr secretary of Yale university and assist ant pastor of St. Pauls Episcopa church on Chapel street. returned yes terday to this city after trip of tw months in Europe. He left here direct ly after the college commencement il June and has since been in England France, Holland, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. His companon for most 0 the trip has been Professor George H Nettleton of the university faculty Their time was largely occupied with tramping tour in Switzerland. Rev Mir. Stokes is in excellent condition as result of his change.
 Mrs. Leon Parker and daughter, wh have been the guests of Mrs. B. M Prescott in Branford, left yesterda for Bridgeport, thence to their home il Hartford Wednesday,.
 | Charles A. Smith of 161 Whalley ave nue, representative of the Vacuum O company, left this city yesterday fo Hornellsville, N. Y, where he will joi Mrs Smith, who is visiting their daugh ter, Mrs. William H. Wallbridge of tha city.
 Miss Genevieve Keefe of Lawrenc street has returned from a very pleas ant trip to Nova Scotia, and NeN Brunswick. Miss Kathleen, who ac companied her, is at present in Plain field, N. l., and is expected home dur ing the'week.
 Dr. J. P. Cushing, principal of tn Hillhouse high school, arrived fror Europe yesterday. He was accompanie by Mrs. Cushing. who has been abroa with her husband for a stay of abou I snVnn Unn1yc Most Of fha fin1A Tya