The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTERES EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else
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 Dr. Brownlee Robertson Ward, of this city, who has been a surgeon in the navy for several years, has resigned his commission and will devote himself in the future to private practice. pr. Ward is nephew of ex-Judge A. Heaton Robertson and is a graduate of Yale, where he received additional honors af- ter his graduation.
 Richard B. Cayanagh, one of the best known A. o. H. men in the country, is paying visit to Major Maher on Sher- man avenue. He is a representative of a well known patent firm in Washing ton.
 Lillian E. Fox, daughter of eX-Sena- tor Timothy J. Fox, a graduate of the New Haven high school, and who has taught in Minnesota during the last year, has been appointed to the Chesh- ire high school, having passed her ex- animation for place, preferring that to going west in order that she might be nearer home.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Pitt Baldwin returned last evening from the Adiron- dacks where the doctor has been taking his summer rest.
 Robert Bush and companions had Q Iaousewarming at their camp, Lone Star, Rocky Beach, last evening from o'clock until 10. The parents and many friends of the boys were present. The boys have built log house, and in honor of this new acquisition the boys celebrated.
 The Young Mems club of West Ha- ven enjoyed social evening with MT. Rowe at his residence, 237 First avenue, last evening. This club is very pros porous and it enjoys many social even ings.
 Carrier Thomas Stanford, of the Westville postoffice, and his wife and children left yesterday for Meriden 60 spend a two weeks vacation with rela- tives.
 l.. A. Henderson, the substitute letter carrier in West Haven borough, has been appointed regular carrier in New Haven and will commence his duties here on October 1. In the meantime he will distribute the mail to West Ia- veners.
 Mrs. George M. Griswold, of Fountain street, westville, entertained yesterday her Sunday school class of St. James, Episcopal church. The class. composed of about fifteen young ladies, left the village early in the morning and went to Mansfeld's Grove, where Mrs. Gris- wold has lovely cottage. They enjoy ed the day in various ways and late in the afternoon returned to their homes. Mrs. Arthur Fox chaperoned the party.
 Mrs. C. E. Kimball. of Waterbury is spending week with MT. and Mrs. F. R. Lewis, of Center street, West Ha- yer.
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Mum, of Whal- ley avenue, and Mrs. Miran Russell, of Harrison street, Westville, who have been the guests of friends in Wood vile. Conn.,, have returned to their homes.
 Miss Fannie Elwell of Campbell ave- nue West Haven, who Jas accepted a position to teach in the public school in Brewster, N. Y. will leave to-day for that city. Miss Flwe1l will make her home this winter with her uncle's fam ily. The best wishes of her many West Haven friends will follow her. Miss FIlwelI is a graduate of Union school. West Haven. and of the Connecticut State Normal school of New Haven. graduating with high honors from both schools.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Oviatt of this city are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Oviatt in East Hampton.
 Charles Hoeppner, of Stevens street, is spending a two weeks vacation in Highwood.
 A very select little picnic party went out in Mrs. V. T. Hammers launch, the Pebble, to Pawson park Wednesday. Dinner on the rocks was al feature of the outing. In the party were MT. and Mrs. c. H. Milford and Miss Eugenia Milford, MT. and Mrs. L. J. Nichols, Miss Helena Borman. Mrs. Hutchinson and the Misses Louise and Belle Hutch inson, $. A. Griswold and MT. and Mrs. V T. Hammer and babN
 James M Moore, of Whalley avenue, has accepted a position as head clerk with the Edward P Weed company, of Wall street, Norwalk. He began his new duties yesterday.
 Miss Emma Leary, of Lafayette street, and Miss Margaret Bowen. of New York, who are travelling in Eu- rope, were in London during the coro- nation of King Edward This week they will visit Rome. where they hope to gain the honor of an audience with His Holiness, Pope Leo, at the Vati- can.
 George W. Neal, assessors clerk, of Whalley avenue, is spending a few days with political friends in New York city,
 MT. and Mrs William E. Minor and three daughters, Ruth, Marion and Grace, who have been visiting Mrs. Mf- nor's mother, Mrs Annie E. Hebert, of b56 Winthrop avenue, have returned to
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