The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-30
VARIOUS ITEMS.


 VARIOUS ITEMS.
 Mrs. r. F. Salisbury, who has beer
 at home to her friends on Wednesdays
 entertained among others several call
 CTS who were here for commencement
 on Wednesday last Among those call
 ing were the Misses Whitney, Miss Dor
 othy Wright, Miss Kent of California
 Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs Theodore Blake
 and Miss Bannan of Pottsvilie, Pa.
 Major General Hughes. T. S. A., is
 visiting with the Misses Terry at their home, 30 Hillhouse avenue. General Hughes has been stationed on the isl-
 and of Samar during the war in the | Philippines and has participated in many of the important engagements He is at present enjoying a well earned | leave of absence and has been in this city for two days past. He will leave | to-day for Washington, where he will | remain during the remainder of his | leave.
 Professor Samuel T. Rogers, Yale A, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fordyce Durgy, HIS Dwight street, dur ing commencement week.
 Professor and Mrs. William Henry Bishop have gone to their summer home at Oxford for the season. Early in the fall they will make tour of Spain.
 Congressman N. D Sperry and Mrs. Sperry. together with their daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Buckingham, are back from Washington, D. C.. and have opened their house on Orange street
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald and Miss Kittie Mcdonald of Miami, Fla. are visiting James Reilly of q Bradley street
 State Attorney Williams and Mrs Williams are to sail about July 10 for Europe. They will remain away for the summer, the trip being taken for rest and recreation.
 MT. and Mrs Michael j. Doherty have returned from their wedding tour and are now at home to their friends at IT Edwards street.
 One of the guests of commencement week who is very pleasantly remember ed by many New Haveners, is David Callahan, formerly manager of the Me Intyre department store of this city. MT. Callahan went to Denver, Col, a few years ago for the benefit of his health, and has improved considerably in that time He has gone to New London, his former home, but will return to this city this week. when he will be heartily welcomed by his host of friends.
 Mrs. Greggs of this city is now visit ing friends in Troy, N, ", and will re- main away for the summer, Her daugh ter, Mrs Edgar stillman Kelley. to- gether with Professor Kelley and their children, have sailed for Europe, and will be absent for the season.
 Mrs. Deane of Washington. D. C., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell, who are stopping at the William Tyler cottage at Savin Rock,
 MT and Mrs, F, c, Saunders, who liv- ed formerly on Whitney avenue, near Lawrence street, will be in town during the week. staying at the New Haven house They are here for business trip, as their former home on Whitney avenue has just been sold.
 MT. and Mrs. j. Edward Soners and family of this city will spend the sum mer in Europe, sailing on July 1s
 Among those from New Haven who expect to make the pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Anne of Beaupre, in Can ada. is Mrs Thomas Fitzsimmons of Howard avenue who will be accompan- jed by her little daughter Florence.
 Mrs Norris c. osborn and children l left on Friday for Castleton, Vt, where | they will remain for the summer.
 Miss Amy Dwyer of Montreal, Cana da is the guest of her grandmother, | Mrs. Margaret Dwyer of 90 Rosette street.
 Harry Healy of Mechanic street went south some time ago on account of fail ing health He has returned home in | much improved condition.
 The granting of a license to pr. Helen $. Bascom of College street, this city, by the state board of Connecticut to practice dentistry in this state, is dis tinct triumph for pr. Bascom, and she Is the recipient of much praise and hearty congratulations from her many Friends She was one of five young la lies out of a class of 119 graduates at the Philadelphia Dental college in May to receive diploma and ranking very nigh.
 Among the donations made at Grace hospital on Donation day was the com rlete furnishing and equipment .oI 'oom by Mrs. Herbert c. Warren of his city to be called the Warren room. l