The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other PeopIe Known In PhIa City
 Local Social Events Here and Else

Mr. and Mrs John G. Chapman have re- turned from very pleasant stay in Wa their son-in-law, LinfOrd F. Root, clerk Of the district court. and wife.
 Edward Miller, manager of the Norris x Rose circus, is visiting his relatives on Congress avenue. MT. Miller returned to this city last week after years absence, and will spend his vacation of two or three weeks renewing old acquaintances and friendship. At present MT. Miller is man ager of the Norris X Rose circus. which shows east of the Mississippi. Mir. and Mrs. Albert NJ. DOmkee of West Haven celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home on Martin street last evening.
 Mrs. Bunnell, wife of the theatrical mag nate, G. B. Bunnell, is arranging a char itable entertainment of a select character to be given at the library in Southport next Thursday afternoon at o'clock. variety of talent will participate, including prom inent soprano singer from New York city. Walter COwles of this city will be the &C., companist and Frank $. Hamilton. Jr. of this city will sing and whistle. The pro- gramme will include quite an array of par ticipants. The admission will be seventy. five cents and many fashionable people who have summer residences along the shore from Bridgeport to Norwalk will attend. The proceeds go to the benefit of a charita- ble object.
 Miss Ella Fairfield of Meriden is spending ten days vacation with her mother on MOntoweSe street, Branford.
 Mrs. Hattie Terrill and daughter, Mrs. J. D. Kimball of Woodbury are in this city for time.
 Miss Ella Church, missionary from Japan, is the guest of Mrs. Frederick Augur of Meadow street, BranfOrd. Miss Church owing to ill health. She Is now well and anxious to resume her work.
 Henry Beardsley of this city with his family are at their country home in Wood bury for the summer.
 A very pleasant evening was spent Fri day night at lawn party given by Miss Louise Gibson, daughter of Sergeant Gib- son, at her home, 3S0 DiXwell avenue. The lawn and surrounding gardens were artis-. tically adorned with garden lamps and Japanese lanterns. producing very pleas ing effect. All the arrangements were fine ly carried out.
 Rev. James Q. Dolan, for two years cur ate of St. Johns Roman Catholic church, Stamford, yesterday received notice of his appointment to the Connecticut Apostolate Mission band. He will enter upon his new duties in the fall.
 Egbert Carpenter of Woodbury has re turned home from the New Haven hospital.
 Rev. Joseph McKean left Branford yes terday for a weeks vacation. Mir. McKean will attend the young peoples conference to be held in Providence, July 10 to 13. He will then visit his mother in Worcester. Mrs. William Benton of this city is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. Clair F. Luther in Mystic.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peers of Walling- ford left yesterday morning for a weeks stay at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, Va.
 States Attorney and Mrs. William H. Williams, who will sail on July 1t for Flu rope, will spend about two months visiting the important cities and famous places, returning to Derby about the middle of Sep tember. The itinerary includes Scotland, England. Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Paris and London.
 who was injured by prematurely dis charged blank cartridge last Friday, is im- proving. The main injury sustained by Miss Francis was to her eye. which was badly burned by the hot powder, though thought.
 Warden D. E. Morris of wallingford has sold his property at Spring Rock Grove, Branford, to New Haven parties.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Baumann are receiv- ing the hearty congratulations of their friends on the arrival of a fine Fourth of July baby fisherman and bowler.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Eairbrother of 2G3 Center street, West Haven, are visiting in Vermont.
 A very pleasant outing is planned for the members of Francis Willard Woman's Christian Tem2era9ce 4nion of Branf9rd Iran, and if stormy, on Friday. A bus viii leave the Baptist church at ? o'clock for Mrs. s. G. Cooke's. where a special pro gramme will be given, followed by light refreshments. The ladies will furnish cake.
 Dr. W. P. Wilson of Center street. Wal. lingford, entertained his brother, Rev Jo- seph 4. Wilson. who has just returned, from Rome, over Sunday.
 The Rev. MT. Clark of Whitneyyille, who formerly preached at the Whitneyville church, occupied the pulpit in the Cong1e' gational church, Westvile, Sunday, in the absence of the Rev. Dr. Davies who is in England visiting his father who is i'll at his Lofadon home.
 Olive Pond of Branford is spending two weeks at the home of her brother, Harry Pond of New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. B. Bjornquist of New York were the guests over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. John Malinquist of Prince street, Waliugford, over Sunday.
 Miss Susie I. Sanford of this city is visit ing friends in Shelton.
 Miss Annabeile Lucey and Robert Bush will take part in an entertainment to be given in East Haven on Wednesday even- ing of this week.
 The family of John Walsh of Beacon Rock and will rusticate there for week.
 Robert Grant of this city is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grant of Highland avenue, Naugatuck.
 Department Commander N. Burton ROg- CTS of the Connecticut Grand Army, post IS. Danbury, has appointed the following staff officers, all of whom have taken office: Assistant adjutant general, John H. Thrasher. post 50; quartermaster general, William E. Morgan, post r; deputy inspec- tor, William Hayden, post $: chief mus terng officer, William Quigley, post 49; judge advocate, D. C. Kilbourne, post so; chief of staff Ira Wildman. post IS.
 Mrs Bertha Wilkinson and her daughter, Miss Ruth of Shelton, have gone to Green- wich, where Miss Ruth will spend the sum mer with her aunt
 Mrs. c. J. Miller has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds of Seymour at her home on Center street, West Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Warner. MT. have returned to their homes after spend- ing few days at the Branford Point hotel.
 Ernest Gulliver, who has been spending few days with his parents on Harrison street. left Sunday for Fishkill on the Hud- son, where he will remain for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Wadsworth of Elm street, West Ha- ven, is visiting friends in Woodbury and expects to remain away about two weeks.
 Charles Huntrey of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry Davies, at her home on Forest street,
 Mr. and Mrs. Well of Denver. Col. are the guests of Mrs. Wells parents. MT. and Mrs Max Adler at their summer residence on Beach street.
 John McClelland is at home from An dover college and will spend part of his va- cation with his family on Smith street, West Haven.
 Miss Jennie Anderson. who has been spending the winter in Porto Rico, has re- turned to her home on Washington ave- nue. West Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, who have been on their wedding trip, have returned and are residing at the home of Ms. Jones' narents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander