The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.

anu tuner Feoplo AAhuNsu 1h Euh SAtJ Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 Attorney and Mrs. Lorenzo W. Hou- sel left this city last Saturday for Iowa, where MT. Housel will enter into law partnership with one of the prominent barristers of the state.
 Matthew Kennedy, clerk at Mans fields on Chapel street, is enjoying weeks vacation. Mir. Kennedy will spend a portion of the time with friends in New Britain.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. Richey and son are spending their vacation at Cottage City. Mr. Riehey is of the firm of Besse, Richey company in this city.
 Visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Reiss of Front street. West Haven, were Mrs. Reiss' uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. James Hunter. of Boston, Mass. With them also were Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Hunter of Vine street, and their children, who spent Sunday with them. Mrs Reiss is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Hunter.
 William Sloane of New Britain is spending week in New Haven.
 Louis Rowe and Fred Hartman of New Britain are spending their vaca- tions at Momauguin.
 Adelbert A. Skeel, who is working during the summer vacation for the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company, has been the guest of friends in Cheshire. MT. Skeel is member of the class of '04 in the scientific depart ment of Yale university.
 Paul Thompson, Yale '01, was visiting in this city from New York over the sabbath.
 Professor Frank W. Ewerhardt, a graduate of the Anderson school of physical education, and who was en- ployed as an instructor in the Yale gymnasium for three years, has accept ed position as physical instructor and director of athletics in Washington uni- versity of St. Louis, Mo Professor Ew- erhardt was one of the most successful Instructors in the Yale gymnasium. During each of the three years in which he was connected with the gymnastic work the Yale gymnastic team won the intercollegiate championship. The many friends in this city of MT. Ewerhardt will wish him every success in his new field os work
 Professor E. H. Sheath of Whitney avenue is in Camden, Me.
 Professor c. F. Kent of 406 Humphrey street is in Richmond, Mass.
 Mrs. H. O. Hotchkiss of Humphrey street is at East River, Conn.
 Joseph R. French and family of Bish- op street are at Jackson, N. H.
 Dr. William G. Reynolds of 175 Whit ney avenue is in Woodbury, Conn.
 Mrs. l.. Welch and family of Prospect street are at East River. Conn.
 ]. D. Wheeler of 237 Whitney avenue sailed for home from Paris Saturday.
 Professor and Mrs. W. W. Farnam of Prospect street are at Northeast Harbor, Me.
 Miss Mollie Bowen of Liberty street has gone to spend a months vacation . in the ,Litchaeld Hills.
 The Misses Ethel and May Swain and Jennie McGuire are spending their va- cation at Litchfield. Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Lemuel Hopton of New York are spending Sunday with Mrs Hopton's mother Mrs. Josephine Fitch of Orchard street.
 Robert Bremner occupied the pulpit of St. Andrews M. E. church at both the morning and evening services yes terday.
 Miss Nettie Klauberg of Hartford is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Walter E daughter of MT. and Mrs. Aodlph Wal ter of 56 Bishop street.
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Dickerman oi Temple street left last Monday fol Maine, to be away until September.
 Miss Frances Heubler of 56 Bishop street spent last week with her sister Miss Gaugell in Hartford.
 Mrs. Barnum and the Misses Barnun of EdgehiIl road have gone to the For est and Stream club, Wilmington, Vt. to be away during the rast of the month.
 Mrs Newhall, wife of Robert New hall, the house painter, is visiting hei sister in the Catskill mountains.
 Mrs. Robert Smith and family arc spending the summer with Mrs. Smiths mother at Stamford, Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Day are visi. tors at the Watch Hill House, Rhode Island.
 Isaac Laslett of Warren Place, who has been i'll three weeks with typhoid fever, is slowly recovering under the care of Dr. Wheeler
 An old conner to the Elm house, Beth lehem, is Dr. J. W. Beadle of New Ha- ven, Conn. He is an enthusiastic golf CT, tennis and roque player.
 Thomas Maher, the sewer contractor with Mrs. Maher and daughter went last Monday to spend two weeks view ing the sights at Coney Island anG Rockaway Beach.
 Miss Annie Day of College street is a Larchmont for the rest of the month.
 Mrs. M. E. Church of Thomaston, Mis-! M. E. Lynch of Waterbury and Miss Elizabeth A. Hurley of Philadelphia art the guests of MT. and Mrs. Daniel J Hurley of IS Bishop street.
 Mrs. Harry Gideon Wells, who vii be remembered as Miss Robbins ant whose wedding was one of the leading social events of the past season, was the guest of Dr. Wells parents, Mr. ant Mrs. Romanta Wells of Trumbul street, during the past week. Mrs Wells has been east for the past two weeks, and has been visiting her moth CT. Mrs Katherine Robbins at Grea Harrington, Mass. Upon her return tc Chicago she will accompany her hus band on @ hunting and fishing trip O. c' dTra tion in Dortbar0 WiScnn,