The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. E. H. Pardee and daughter, Miss II. Louise Pardee of Whalley avenue, have gone to Orange to spend the re- mainder of the summer, the guests of Mrs. Clark Of Orange.
 Mrs. W. B. Foster and Miss Minnie Foster of East Hartford have been stopping at the Pequot house, Morris Cove, this week.
 Charles H. Whaley has returned from a stay in Norwich with relatives
 Mrs. A. Welch of this city is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Lynch, in Col linsville.
 The fifth annual picnic of the Daugh- ters of Erin, auxiliary, No. F. A. o. H., will be held this afternoon and evening at Schuetzen park. The com mittee in charge is sparing no efforts to make the occasion splendid success in every way.
 Rev. James E. Coley of Hamden is a guest of friends in Westport.
 Miss Gertrude Kieke of Lock street and Miss Phoebe Mackenzie of Red < AC1u SLISSL nave SOuS u SpSAu LLC month of August with friends in Bos- ton.
 Price, Lee & Co. of this city are ar ranging to issue new edition of the Rockville business directory. As in past years the directory will also include a directory of Holland and Ellington.
 Dexter Wright Hewitt, son of MT. Hewitt, the Chapel street druggist, is enjoying himself on visit to his uncle in Pomfret, Vt. He wrote home the other day that he went out trouting one morning and angled two trout weigh ing three quarters of a pound each and in the afternoon he went forth and caught sixty-seven bullfrogs.
 Mrs. J. T. Cowles and daughter, Etta, of Woodbridge avenue, East Hartford, are spending their vacation in this city and Savin Rock
 A New Haven paper in giving an ac- count of the fiiremen's tournament states that Amos Sperry of Sheltjon, 90 states that Amos ,Sperry of Shelton, 90 carriage at the head of the procession" As a matter of fact, the party referred to was Abner Sperry of this city, who is in his ninety-second year and is spry at that-Hartford Telegram.
 Mrs. Alice Doane of West Haven, a former resident of this place, is the guest of Mrs. Maria Curtiss in Middle field
 Mrs. A. D. Emmons and children and Mrs. M. H. Tucker of Middlefeld are enjoying the sea breezes at Indian Neck.
 The Misses Rose Mcclure, Ella Mea- lia and Etta Mackenzie of Redfield street have gone to spend a two weeks vacation in Hartford.
 Recent HaWkhurst, Litchfield, arriv- als are as follows: MT. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds, Miss Esther R. Holmes, Munson, Mass; MT. and Mrs. stuyves- ant Wainwright, Rye, N. T., and MT. . and Mrs. George H. Dayton, New Ha- ven. '
 A party of young ladies of this city, consisting of the following: Misses An ma Goebel, Margaret Kelly, Ida Calla- han and May Mccarthy, headed by their chaperon. Mrs. Harold E. Ed wards, have left for Minkbrook farm, Hanover, N. H., where they will spend two weeks vacation.
 Miss Edith Downs of Willard street left yesterday for Philadelphia, where she will be the guest of friends for the coming two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Klein of 1906 State street are spending a week. at Bantam Lake, Litchfield county.
 Dr. 0. P. Phillips of the University of Pennsylvania, a son of Milton E.. Phillips, D. D., educational director of the Y. M. c. A., is visiting New Haven. He is accompanied by Mrs. Phillips. l.. A. Phillips and wife of Lost Angeles are expected to arrive next week.
 A lawn party was given by Miss Hutchinson at her residence, 107 Town send avenue Thursday evening Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs Day, Misses Allen, Ruth, Alvord, Bristol, Strubell, Fowler, McCabe, Quinn, Scarlett, Thompson, Villaotte and Messrs. Allen, Bolduc, Denison, Knect, Thisci, Land, Thomas. Willis, Champlain, Grove, Dunn, Seely and Turner.
 Miss Lottie Kinsella of Bridgeport and Miss Rose Dale of Springfield wis., tied friends in this city yesterday
 The following are the guests at Elm croft" T. J. MacDonalds new place on z East street. Litchfield: Miss Alice R. Elliot, Miss Julia A. Kanaugh, Miss Ella M. Hodson, Master Franklin Hod- son, Waterbury; Mrs. Sarah c. Coe, < Frederick L. Coe, New Haven; Mrs. Edward T. Sevain, Renovo, Pa.
 Miss Ella Hurd, formerly of Vest vile, is spending a few days with Mrs. Henry Van Housen at her home on Val ley street.
 Henry Longo of Whalley avenue, who has been to Italy for three months stay, returned Thursday. With him he brought his son and daughter.
 Thomas Stanford, carrier in the postoffice, left yesterday on his fifteen days vacation. He will spend his va cation with relatives in Meriden, and is accompanied by his wife and chil- dren.
 William Stockwell. son of ex-Alder- man Stockwell of New Britain, who is studying at the University of Pennsyl- vania, has hopes of making the univer- sity football team this fall. He has been ordered to report to the head coach during the last week of this month, and in company with other can- didates will be given chance to show what he knows about the great college game StockWell played center on the