The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known im Thts City Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 pr. Moses Kleiner of Denver. a broth CT of Attorney Charles Kleiner and Isaac Kleiner, left with his wife and family for his home in Denver, after spending a month at the home of his mother. Mrs. Israel Kleiner, at the West Shore.
 Jewell NJ. Gompertz, brother of Dr. Louis NJ. GOmpertz, who is here visiting with his brother, will make his home in Washington, D. C., where he last spring graduated among the honor men of his class in the dental college in Washing ton. His friends here are pleased to see him, and wish him success. Mir. Com pertz will open his office in Washington in the fall.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Warren on this city, who will spend the summer aboard, sailed yesterday for Europe. Mark s. Willing was also a passenger on the same steamer, leaving on the Philadel- phia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert F. Welles have returned from their wedding trip. They visited city hall yesterday, where they were the recipients of congratulations from MT Welles' many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Parmelee of Springfield, Mass, are visiting MT. and Mrs. w. H. Lord of Crown street. The visit is the conclusion of the wedding trip of Mr. and Mrs. Parmelee.
 Dr. Henry Davies of Forest street is enjoying himself immensely in London. The condition of his father. who is i'll there, is said to be greatly improved and Dr. N. Davies may bring him to Westville when he returns.
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Harriet Louise Street of this city to the Rev. William Philip Downs, curate of Trinity church.
 Herman Schlessel and Edward De- borde left here Monday morning on their vacation tonr which will be of several weeks duration. They have gone to the Massachusetts hills.
 Miss Airline Simmons of Somerset, Mass, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Bernice Simmons of James street.
 Lewis Averill Of Meriden arrived ir Branford yesterday. MT. Averill brought his tent with him and will erect the same at Indian Neck, near the Ark where ha will spend a most pleasant vacation.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Hiram Thompson on July were gathered g pleasant party of friends from this city and Branford. One of the most pleas ant features of the occasion was the presence of five generations, the oldest of the party being Mrs. Elliott, aged ninety three years, and the youngest Miss Thompson of Branford, age foul weeks. The day being pleasant wa: very much enjoyed by all. After tea was served and greetings having beer exchanged all started for home. Or reaching Fair Haven the party were attracted by the grand illumination ant fireworks together with the houses which were beautifully decorated anG made very pretty sight.
 The engagement of Miss Tillie Schart to George Snerzel has just been made public. Both of the young people are well known in this city. and they art receiving the congratulations of theil many friends.
 Miss Lillian Bradley entertained thu Hartford A. N. 0. club at her home 403 Shelton avenue Monday evening The evening was spent in playing ping pong. Music, both vocal and instru mental, also helped to pass the evening and make the affair a delightful one The Hartford young people were enter tained by Miss N. T. O'Donnell, Mis Bradley and Wheeler A. Whitmore an' oil aP nifV Snnnp was served at F o'clock.
 Mrs. John R. Quinn of Church stree is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jame Montgomery os Short Rock.
 Among those who made the pilgrim age to the shrine of St. Anne de Beaupr in Quebec. Canada. was Miss Anni Fitzsimmons of S1 Hallock street.
 Samuel Griswold of Meriden arrive in Branford yesterday morning for visit with his son. S. A, Griswold, tn well known furniture dealer of tha place.
 Miss Julia Reichenstein and Ere Brown of Waterbury were the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. R. Miller of Yves Chapel street. over the Fourth.
 Mrs Rose Fitzgerald. sister of AS sistant Prosecuting Attorney A. J. Coyl of Branford is reported as about tn same, her friends being somewhat en couraged, however, in view of the fac that her strength is quite perceptibl increasing.
 E. A. Gesner, a former ship builder West Haven borough, has sold throug the office of Benjamin F. Richards hl residence in Second avenue to Charle J. Holt of Bristol, Conn., MT. Holt wi make extensive alterations and in provements to his new purchase an add materially to this beautiful sectio of West Haven.
 william Dolan of Middletown. wh is now visiting his brother, Patric Dolan of Center street, Southington, arranging for trip to Ireland. If can obtain passage he will leave Sal urday. He will remain abroad tW months.
 Mrs. W. H. Mead of 479 Elm stre'
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