The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-

eX-alderman and eX-member Of the board of education and treasurer of Trinity college. leaves this week with his wife for Cleveland, O., where they will meet their sons. Edward B.. lawyer of St. Paul, Ninn.. and Walter. chief superintendent of the Grasselli Chemical works, which also has large plant in Chicago, and together they will all proceed to take a steamer trip over Lakes Erie, Huron and Superior and GeeOrgia Bay at the head of Lake Hu- ron. They will be absent about six weeks. Dr. Graves, a successful phy- sician of Brooklyn, N. Y, another son of MT. and Mrs. Graves, is in Wash ington. Conn.,, spending the summer re- Graves will start tomorrow on the trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Kailson of Liv- ingston street left Sunday to attend the convention at Buffalo, N. Y, of the National Photographers associa- ton. They will visit Niagara Falls, before returning. also number of Ca nadian resorts.
 Attorney Edward H. Kelly of New Britain, who was awarded the honor of summa cum laude at the graduation | exercises in the Yale Law school, this past June, has accepted a position in the law office of Whalen & Dunn, in | New York city.
 Mrs. Robert Smith and family are spending the sumemr with Mrs. Smiths mother in Stamford, Vt. Dr. E. M. Poteat, formerly pastor of Calvary Baptist church, this city, but now of Philadelphia, was among those who preached at the elading churches in London, Eng, Sunday. Others from this country were Dr. Partridge of Cincinnati, Dr. Webb, Dr. Thomas Sims of Melrose, Mass, and Dr. F. w. Gun saulus of Chicago.
 A letter received by Clarence E. Thompson, the investment broker, from his son Harry stated that the latter and his uncle, Harry I. Thompson, the por- trait artist, had arrived in Germany after pleasant voyage and were now ensconced for week or so in the Hotel Bristol in Berlin, next door to one of the palaces. Their next move would be | So NAclI tO ,SCFCIdl GGILldIl cllleS anu d sail down the Rhine.
 Mrs. Joseph Haury and daughter Florence, of this city, have reported their safe arrival at Hamburg, Ger many, on the Pennsylvania of the Hamburg American line. They sailed on July s and arrived July 19. | Miss Nellie Brown of Third avenue, West Haven, is obliged to sit in a dark room on account of her eyes. She is receiving treatment from Dr. filling of York street, this city, and expects soon to be entirely well.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Dickerman of Temple street yeft yesterday for Maine to be away until September.
 Miss Clara A. Deming of 1894 Park street has gone to Washington, D. C., where she will spend part of the month of August
 Mrs. Charles Warrington Vishno and family of York street are at Eastford
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Remington Nichols are home from a pleasant trip to Maine. Mrs. Nichols is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Babbitt.
 Charles Pollock of this city has se- SuA Cu d pOSlIlull WILL SOlOIlti H. A. 1 " Ter of the Crescent Park house.
 Professor and Mrs. o. H. Richardson will leave this week for the White Mountains
 Mrs. Ezekiel Stoddard of Temple street is at Paul Smiths in the Adiron- dacks. MT. stoddard will join her there the latter part of the month
 Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Washing ton avenue, West Haven is visiting in Saybrook
 John D. Desmond of the Gamble-Des- mond company is back from a delight full trip to Atlantic City, where he had some excellent snipe shooting on pre- serves just south of the famous resort
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. ElWe1l of Danbury will spend the month of August al West Haven.
 Professor Mark Bailey and Miss Bailey are at Gregaconet inn, Stamford for tte season.
 Miss Martha Smith of Restawhile cottage, Cosey Beach, had the honor tc entertain a namesake of hers in Miss Ruth Smith of North Haven. Miss Ruth Smith is a cultured young lady and very successful teacher in Nortf Haven. She is a graduate of the New Haven Normal school.
 Mrs. Edward Smith of Center street West Haven. has gone to New York tt visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Linds ley.
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Newman Smyth
 will leave in a few days for the Adj
 rondacks, going later to Maine. , Mayor Seeley of Meriden was in tow1 ' for few hours yesterday morning when he conferred with Henry Hop kins, superintendent of the departmen [ of public lighting, relative to som changes which are contemplated for thu 5 Meriden lighting system. r Registered at the Red Lion inn
 Stockbridge, Mass, are MT. and Mrs
 Rutherford Trowbridge and Miss Trow
 bridge, J. D. Dana and Miss Dana, MI , and Mrs c. T. Hemstead and Mrs. H Hemstead of this city. Mrs. Winston Trowbridge and daugh , ter, Miss Molly, Dr. and Mrs. Franl , Whittemore, are at the Mt. Washing
 ton, the new hotel opened July 2S. MI
 Trowbridge will join the party abou
 the 18th for the rest of the month.
 Mrs. Sheldon Church of Naugatuck who has been visiting relatives in thi city, returned home Sunday evening
 She was accompanied by her niece 1 Miss Eva Carev who will remain her