The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMsoFNTERESFCONoERYING
 NER HAVENPEOPLE

And OtheF People Known in ThIs cIsy
 Local social Events Here and EIss.
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 Mrs. R. W. Kirck and her mother-in- law, Mrs. George F. Kirck. have gone to central New York state for a months visit They will divide their time be- tween Auburn, Schenectady. Utica, Her kimer. and other places.
 Robert N. Bowman has returned from a trip along the Jersey coast. MT. Bow man travelled from Jersey City to Cape May, stopping at all the leading resorts. He will leave town in few days for Springfield, Mass. After a brief visit in that city Mir. Bowman will go to Maine. where he will spend the re- mainder of the summer season, dividing his time between the various popular Maine shore resorts.
 MT. and Mrs. George Richards and family of Richards place. West Haven. are at their cottage Delonaier. Wood- mont, for the season.
 Miss Ida Wilkinson of Washington avenue. West Haven, is spending a week. at Plymouth. Conn.
 The Misses Anna and Mabel Smythe of Springfield. Mass, are the guests of frfoods o,, vorl- Straat Miss Nellie Holley of Holyoke, Mass, who has been the guest of relatives on Park street. has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Samuel Nash and daughter. Miss Sadie. of New Haven, are spending the summer with MT. Nash's parents, MT. and Mrs. Abram Nash in Georgetown.
 Dean Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale university law school is spending the summer in Michigan and Wisconsin. Dean Rogers family accompanies him.
 q. L. Olmstead and family of this city are enjoying their vacation at Charles olnistead's. Georgetown.
 Mrs. George M. Macy and daughter, Belle. are stopping with friends on Or ange street for a few days.
 Misses Lizzie and May Hugo, daugh- ters of ex-Director of Public Works Philip Hugo, are in New Preston, Conn.,, enjoying vacation. They have been joined in New Preston by Simon M. Hugo. lately manager of the New Ha- ven office of the New York Mutual Life Insurance company, and now of the Hartford office of the same company.
 Henry F. Andre, stenographer for the Mathushek Piano Manufacturing com pany. starts on Saturday for Maine, where he intends to spend his vacation with his uncle, Thomas Leah, who owns a large farm outside of Portland. Fred erick Tomlinson, formerly of Branford, now of Berlin, was the guest of friends here Wednesday evening. MT. and Mrs. Tonlinson are spending part of the summer in this city.
 At a lawn party given at the home of Miss Anna Ross in Branford Thursday night the following people from this city are present MT. and Mrs. Rody McIn- his. Joseph Cullen, Henry Garvey, Ed ward Collins.
 A jolly party will sail in the sloop yacht Flo to-day on a three days cruise to Port Jefferson, opposite Bridgeport. The start will be made from the moorings of the Volunteer Sailing club early. Herman Schluessel, Z owner of the boat. will be in charge. The party will be made up of Henry Miller. Albert Weller, s. Weimann. F. Schwedler. Charles Balbier, and H. Schluessel
 Mrs. Ellsworth Bennett and daughter, Dorothy, of this city. were in George town last week.
 J. F. Condon, superintendent of the this city. and the members of his staff will have their annual outing at Mans fields Grove Saturday, August I.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Geraty and three children of Brooklyn, came to the Pe- quot club house, where they will spend the summer.
 Miss Lizzie F. Doody has returned to her home in this city after a short visit with her sister. Mrs. M. s. McKernan s in South Meriden.
 Mrs. Elizabeth T. White of this city has gone to Litchfield to spend the re- y1nainder of the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Edward w. Seymour.
 MS. U. V. bUWGll5 Ul IVY oSHiIi5Uli, ItsE l., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Q. W. Reynolds of York street.
 A party of ten New Haven girls have engaged Irene cottage at Short Beach for the early part of August, and will be under the chaperonage of Mrs. Din- nan.
 Miss May Judson of this city is with her sather. A. N. Judson in Woodbury for a few days.
 w. D. Elliott, the popular travelling agent for Coca Cola, is in New Haven promoting the popularity of that favor- ite drink.
 Miss Anna Callahan of 120 Nash street has gone to Baltimore to visit friends.
 Albert Linder, of Buffalo, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ferdinand Canton, of Westville.
 Mrs. William Behler, who has been spending several weeks with her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. Lum, in West Ha- ven, has returned to her home in Prov idence. -s.#
 Mrs. Marion MacLane and children, of Buffalo, are visiting Mrs. MacLane's sister, Mrs. Murdock Dingwall of Vest vile. s< 2,5. Mrs. Samuel H. Reider and daughter Gertrude, of Middletown, are visiting relatives on Clark street. & gfss3 Nf,,c sIT n yTehar If Willard astraat