The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

nd Other People knOSvR in ThiG City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 Mrs. Marie Neebe of Elliott Street, who has been visiting her son, William H. Neebe. in Philadelphia. and her daughter, Mrs. William Koepchen, has returned home after pleasant three months stay.
 James O'Brien of Collinsville is visit ing John Dillon. the well known janitor of Skinner school, at his home on Leon ard street.
 Detective ". J. Frey reported for duty yesterday morning after nearly two weeks absence in consequence of injuries received in falling through the coal hole of a vessel in the harbor, aboard which he had gone after mid | chest were severely wrenched and for hcest were severely wrenched and for several days he was totally incapaci- tated for duty.
 Mrs. William Downey of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. Romanta Wells.
 Mrs. William Frohlich, who has been seriously i'll at Grace hospital for the past two weeks with typhoid fever, was yesterday fairly comfortable. Her fe- yer has not abated as yet, but the phy- sicians hope for short run of it. 1 E. E. Hall and family of 307 Law renee street returned yesterday from Indian Neck, where they have been l spending the summer. l Mayor Studley received an invitation to be in Detroit yesterday as the guest of the Spanish American War Veter ans, along with President Roosevelt, but the mayor couldn't find it conven- | tent to attend.
 The first outing of Der Gemuetlicher Klub," Boardman 1903, was held at West Rock last Saturday. Lunch was served at Judges Cave, and from there the girls visited Springside. An enjoy able day was pronounced by all pres ent
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Oviatt returned
 Sunday from three months absence at Lake Pocotopurg, Easthampton, Conn.
 County Commissioner Lee os Bridge port has withdrawn from the senatorial race in the Fourteenth distritc because
 the nomination was not to eb unani-
 nous.
 Rev. Dr. Henry Davies preached be-
 fore a very large congregation at the
 Congregational church, Westville,
 Sunday. The subject was Christian
 Education oe People,
 Professor Thomas c. Lounsbury, who
 has been in Europe gathering material
 for a new book on Shakespeare, is ex-
 pected to arrive home to-day.
 William Clingan. one os the recently
 appointed carriers on the lower Beth
 any road, is confined to his home in
 Woodbridge. The mails on MT. Clin-
 gan's route are being taken by Miss
 Clingan
 Rev. Dr. Frank Woods Baker and
 Mrs. Baker of 70 Trumbull street, who
 have been in Castine, Me, the entire
 summer, returned during the past week.
 Mrs. Julia Gamsby is reported as be- l HE uulLt III dL t1Sl Oll IIIill SIiE
 It is thought that Mrs. Gamsby is suf-
 fering from malarial fever
 Rudolph Steinert and family of GA Orange street, who have been staying : at Morris Cove for the summer moved into town yesterday. l William Shumway of Alden avenue left yesterday morning for Philadel- phia, where he will enter the freshman
 class for a three years course in the dentistry department of the University l of Pennsylvania. MT. and Mrs. Frank Brazos of Elm l street, who have been at their cottage at Fair View Beach since early in July Z have returned home. Miss Katherine Hemingway of Harri son street left yesterday for Franklin l Mass, where she will enter Dean acad r emy Miss Hemingway expects to tak' 5 the complete four years course. 7 Instructor Jesse D. Burks of CoIum
 bia university, and Mrs. Burks spen 5 Sunday with Professor and Mrs. Whit ? | nev.
 l Thomas Collins, former proprietor o the West Rock pharmacy, was in towl dS tIic SuCSt cl lilClIuSt MI . Collins has secured the managership o one of the largest stores in Walling r ford, and reports most successful bus mess.
 Guernsey B. Smith of Springfield Mass, has been spending few days il . Durham, the guest of relatives.
 F. w. Friedel, summer clerk at Pranl l & Stannard's, Branford, sewers his con 7 nection with the firm and leaves fo < Boston to-day.
 l Miss Celia Sexton of Westville. wh : has been suffering from typhoid feve l l for the past month, is reported as ol - the speedy road to recovery. ] Miss Margaret Kane of Fair Havel
 was entertained Sunday by Miss Elm
 ma Corcoran of Milford avenue, Bran
 ford.
 Mrs. Lucius Foote, Sr., is reporte = seriously i'll at the home of her daugh
 ter, Mrs Martha Thayer, in Durham. Captain Hooper and Frank Morrell Q n the yacht Deamaris, that was wrecke e off Green Island a week ago yesterday n left Bradley Point for New York O Friday.
 n A coming wedding which is of mor f than usual interest is that of Mis t Grace Arvin Yeomans, daughter of Mrs ], Isadore Yeomans, to Francis Calvi d Burnell, which will take place in tn