The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSoFINTERESFo0ECERNIYG
 REW HAYENPE0PLE

And Other People Known in This city
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 Mss Anna III. Waugh of 314 George street is spending six weeks in the catskills. Adirondacks and at the Thou sand Islands.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. F. Bing and family of Lyon street. this city, are spending the month at Brockett's Point, near Branford. They are entertaining ex- tensively. Among the numerous guests are Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Tip Top, w. Va, also Mrs. German of Denver, Col. Saturday, August s, there will be reception in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Wheeler. Invitations have been extend ed to friends and relatives all over New England. Many will remain over Sun day and enjoy sail on MT. Bing's new sIooo Leonard. ..
 Among the passengers who sailed from New York Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse were Winston Trowbridge Of Grove street and Dr. F. H. Whittemore. They expect to be away until September.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hough, MT. and Mrs. J. Norris Barnes, MT. and Mrs. Sip pie, MT. and Mrs. Van Luvan are among the weeks arrivals from Yalesville at Cosey Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willard B. Clark of East Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Gregson at Liberty cottage, Chapman Beach, at Westbrook, Conn.
 Mrs. Frank B. Harris of First avenue, West Haven, is entertaining Miss May Gardner and her mother of Palisades Park, New Jersey.
 Miss Miriam Keleher of 31 East Chap el street is spending a two weeks vaca- ton with relatives in Simsbury.
 Misses Anna and Kathleen Engler have gone to Babylon Beach. l.. l., to visit their parents.
 Mvs. Fred Kinsley of Leonard street, a well known musician, is spending the month of August at Douglass Hill, Me.
 Burr c. Chamberlain, formerly cap tain of the Yale football team. is a pleasant addition to the summer contin- gent at Dalton. Mass, one of the most delightful of the Berkshire resorts.
 Miss Bertha Rochfort of Edwards street, this city, is one of a house party at the home of her brother-in-law, Rev. R. H. White of West Cunmington, Mass.
 An engagement, to which quite bit of local interest attaches. is that of Rev. w. w. Ranney. pastor of the Park church, Hartford, to Miss Helen Street. Miss Street is the daughter of Rev. Dr. George E. Street of Exeter, N H., who Is well known here. Dr. Street is a graduate of Yale.
 F. M. Belden os Sargent & Co.'S left Tuesday on an extended vacation trip through New York and vicinity He will visit the following we'll known places: Atlantic City, Cape May, Phila- delphia. Luna park, Coney Island, and the Bronx Geological Garden, also Gen. tral park, New York.
 The announcement of the marriage of Miss Hattie H. Eiseles daughter of MT and Mrs. A. A. Eise1e of Dixwell ave nue. and Fred w. Dieter of Chestnut street, which occurred during the week, has been officially made.
 Miss Mary Leonard. Miss Annie Smith and Miss Mary Smith of this city are visiting friends in Southington.
 Miss Ruth A. Bowman of 315 Sherman avenue is in Hadley. Mass, for a few weeks.
 Raymond Crockett of the office staff of Sargent & Co, is spending a two weeks vacation at his home in south- ington.
 Mr. and Mrs. Royal H. Warner have had as guests MT. and Mrs. Savage and daughter of Collinsville.
 J. Muhlfelder of Muhlfelder Brothers, Crown Prince William, arriving in New York Tuesday.
 Mrs. John A. Downey and children of