The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Continued from Sixth Page)

her husband, who has, for the past five months, been at Hermosillo, northwest ern Mexico, where he has valuable min ing interests. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill returned to Litchfield Monday evening.
 A very pleasant social affair took place Thursday evening at the summer home in Stratford of D. C. Beardsley of Ward street, this city. The affair was in celebration of the birthday of Miss Maude Beardsley. It consisted of d lawn party and clambake at Mir. Beardsley's Elmwood farm. Tables were spread upon the lawns and the en- tire place was dotted with Japanese lanterns and lights. An orchestra fur nished music throughout the evening. The bake was a grand success. Among those present were Eugene Sul- livan, Bridgeport; Mrs. F. R. Baldwin, New York; MT. and Mrs. DeLang, New York; Ernest Clark, Milford; George Butterfeld, Bridgeport; Miss Della Platt, and Miss Ruth Winslow, Alexan- der Troup, Jr., New Haven; Walter Goddard, Bridgeport; Miss Ada Meachen, Stratford; Miss Mabel Mer- rick, Miss Mabel Root, Miss Lottie FL wood, Miss Medora Beardsley and seV- eral others.
 Rev. William D. Mossman of the City Mission is spending much needed va cation of fortnight at Madison.
 Joseph H. Neece, a graduate of the Yale Law school and a member of the well known law firm of Candor, Munson 6 Neece of Williamsport, Penn., is the guest of Edward J. Moriarty of this city.
 Edward Miller, the well known snowman of this city, was here ye3terdap with the circus. His many friends fiocked around and welcomed him most heartily. Mir. Mill Ter has been with this circus for number of years. He headed the parade yesterday morning and was cheered by his many friends.
 Assistant Chief Perkins, of the fire de- partment, is again on duty after having been at the bedside of his youngest daugh- ter, eighteen months old, who was taken i'll while at Madison with whoOp'ng cough and improving, but for ten days has been In critical condition.
 Miss Anna Wolf. youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ludwig Wolf. of 76 Day street, has returned from pleasant two weeks stay in the Catsklls.
 August Reisinger, the George street li- quor dealer, who experienced a paralytic shock Monday, is improving.
 Frank E. Welcome, of Lynw0od place, ac- eompanied by his uncle, Rev. E. L. Mcclure of Brockton, Mass, leaves to-day for trip up the Hudson, through Lake George and Lake Champlain, where they will visit the Catholic summer school, and the Thousand Islands. From there they will go to the White Mountains.
 Charles Scheidler and his sister, Mrs. Ed ward Bunee. will start next Monday for Litchfeld Hills, where they will spend two weeks.
 A. R.. Treadway. president of the Peck. Stowe 6 Wilcox company, of Southington, formerly of New Haven. now of Cleveland, Ohio, and his wife were the guests over Sunday of Lyman T. Lawton at Idlewild cottage.
 August Well, of Vernon street., spent his four days vacation with relatives in New
 Mrs. Elliott LittIeiohn and her daughter, Miss Mildred, are stopping at Stony Brook Farm, the home of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Bar ker, at Northford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman Maister. of Elm street, are to start this afternoon for the Berkshire Hills, where they will spend two
 Charles H. Hayden was knocked down at the corner of Elm and State streets Thurs day afternoon by the running board of q large trolley car and severely bruised about the legs, arms and head. The State street cars turn into Elm street there, and the tracks are laid so near the curb that when the big cars make the turn the center of the cars sweep over the sidewalk about two feet.
 Miss Mildred Brown, of PittsBeid, Mass, is spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Frank R: Hendryx. of, Putnam ave nue, Whitneyville.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Manville is i'll with ty- pboid fever in Denver, Col. Mrs. Manville left this city about year ago to reside with her husband in the west. MT. Man. vile was formerly in the carriage business in this city. and with brother. Henry, succeeded to the business of their father, the late B. Manville. Mrs. Manville is in critical condition. Her daughter, Mrs Fred erick S. Hurlburt, of this city, is with her. She was visiting in Denver when her moth CT was stricken,
 Miss Anna Murphy, of New Haven, is the guest of Mrs. Morley. of Summer street, New London.
 Miss Nora Courtney has returned from few weeks vacation spent with her cous- ins, MT. and Mrs. Henry Gilhuly, of Far
 Frederick Malcolm has returned to New London from ten days trip to Hartford, New Britain and this city. John. Martin. of Scoble & Johnson's. is preparing for an extended triu to Ireland and Scotland.
 Dr. John F. Barnett left yesterday for Boston to spend Sunday. He will return Monday with Mrs. Barnett, who has been
 
 Miss Cora Pierce, of Syracuse, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Bradley at their cot tage in Woodmont.
 Misses Ethel Stame and Elsie Reed, who have been spending a few weeks with Fred erick Key at his home on Whalley avenue have returned to Camden, N. J. Mir. Key is now entertaining Charles E. Morrison, of Butte, Montana, who arrived on Thursday evening.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Har- " A. l.. Hall of West Haven who has been i'll. Is much improved.
 Miss Daisy F. Pierce soprano of the Sum- merield M. E. church quartette, is spending the month at Fremont. Mt. Desert IsIand Maine. Sue was the solpist at the church there last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward o. Trowbridge are at the Bayhurst, Leete's Island, for the rest of the season.
 John Austin. of Austin street, who about two weeks ago was taken suddenly ill, was greatly improved yesterday. Although MT. Austin is rapidly getting better, he is stiiI confined to his bed.
 Mrs Lynde Harrison and her daughter; Miss Katherine, are at the Grand Union ho- tel, Saratoga, where they have been since early in August. Next Tuesday Judge. Har. rison will join them with party of Friends. when they will go to the Grand hotel at Mackinack Island, and thence to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, where they will remain lin, til some time in September.
 Mrs. Warren H0tchkiss, of Wha!ley ave nue, eft on Thursday for Strang City, Kan fas, where she will speed four months with