The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFT TNTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else-

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else-
 where.
 MT. Rodney Ward and daughter o1
 Brooklyn, N Y, who has been the
 guests of Miss Gertrude Miller of Or 1 ange street, left yesterday for their home.
 Miss Marian P. Whitney, German
 teacher at the Hillhouse High school
 sailed for Spain last Saturday and will
 remain there all summer, returning in
 time for the opening of the fall term next September.
 The Rev MT. Mckenzie acted in the
 stead of Rev pr. Davies in the pulpit at the Congregational church, Vest
 vile, at Sunday mornings services, Dr.
 Davies has reached England, where he
 will remain for some time at the home of his father, who is very ill, 1t is re- | ported, at his London residence.
 Miss Lucy F. Textor, teacher in his- tory at the Hillhouse High school, has sailed for Liverpool She will spend the summer months In England and Scot 1 land.
 | Mrs George A. Maycock and her four | sons and daughters will go to New town on Monday, to spend a month at ! the Newtown Inn.
 The Atlanta university quartet will sing the old time negro melodies at the Baptist church, Branford, tomorrow evening. A talk on the work of the university for the uplifhting of the ne- gro race will also be given. Admission will be free.
 Mrs. E. II. Hotchkiss of 996 Whalley avenue where she and her husband still maintain their residence. has returned for short stay coming from Winsted, where MT Hotchkiss is now engaged permanently as manager of the South ern New England Telephone company's exchange. MT Hotchkiss also came to this city Sunday and spent the day here.
 Miss Esther Wood of Trenton, N. J., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Darby of 145 Ferry street.
 Mrs Greggs, the mother of Mrs Ed gar Stillman Kelley. has gone to Troy, N. Y, where she will remain for the summer. Professor and Mrs. Kelley sailed for Europe a week ago, and will ItIllHlll dDIOdu iul tilt Shiiliiici'
 Principal Thomas w. Mather of the Boardman High school is going to Flor ida to join his family They will re- main in Florida all summer. Principal Mather owns orange groves in that state and is developing them.
 L. M Tarr, observer at the weather office, and family have gone to his for mer home in Auburn, Me, to remain until July 1,
 Miss Yeomans of Austin street has returned after short visit with friends out Of town,
 Dr. J. P. Cushing, principal of Hill house high school, has gone to Amherst to attend commencement exercises of his alma mater. He is secretary of the class of 1882
 Dr. Louis J. Gaynor is i'll in the | Hartford city hospital. Dr. Gaynor was | formerly a police surgeon here and | went to Hartford about a year ago, | For awhile he assisted as city physician | in a sanltarium in that city.
 The graduating exercises of the Vest vile Grammar school will be held in the Methodist church on Friday even- ing. and those who will take part in the
  to graduate are Helen w. Chapin Maud E. Dickerman Seletta O. Farnham I .esey F. Forsythe, who will deliver the Maud I1 Fuller. Elizabeth F. Murray, Claude D. Terrell John T. Tucker, Alice A. Whildey, Harold G. Wynne, and Charles K. Winne. The others of the class who will not deliver essays are Harry P. Alien Russell A. Reed, Victor Rosen and Frederick w. Roth.
 Among West Chapel street people who have left town or soon will leave are Mrs. Birdsey Lake, MT and Mrs. John S. Platt, who will go to the Forest and Stream club in Vermont, according to their annual custom, and the Nathan Bronsons.
 The following officers were elected by -he Connecticut assembly Brotherhood If St. Andrews President, H. F. Blogg If St. Paurs chapter; secretary, H. W. snow of St. PauI's chapter; treasurer, '. F. Cornwall of Christ church chap CT, all of this city. Archdeaconry sec 'etaries were elected as follows: George Norris of Norwich, Frank Westervelt of his city, Dr. Hills Cole of Hartford. larry Hemingway of Watertown, and \ ;, w. Scofeld of Stamford. Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan heir children and two governesses aiIed on Saturday for Europe. They VIII remain abroad all summer and will ,isit MT. Morgan's aunt, Mrs. Edward Tuck of Paris.
 The graduating exercises of room 12 [ f the Webster school will be held to- lay at 2:30 D. m. in the assembly hall at he Normal school building.
 pr. and Mrs Francis Bacon of High treet sailed for Europe on June IA to e away until September. In the ab- = ence of Mrs. Bacon the work she in- tituted a the free cottage home Play idge," at Woodmont, will he looked af- <