The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
xTEMSogINTEREST CONCERNING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fu rhts city
 ~rnterestiilg Social Events Here and

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 Elsewhere.
 Julian Goodman. Yale '99, who has been abroad studying for the past year and a half, is now permanently located inNew York city.
 Mrs. B. J. Franks, formerly of Den yer, Col, and now a resident of New York city, and Miss Selma Frank of New York city, are now visiting with with their aunt, Mrs. A. Goodman of Il Home Place.
 Judge and Mrs. s. J. Bryant and Miss Bertha Graham of West Haven are spending a few weeks in the Adiron- dacks.
 Thomas H. Cox, the assistant town clerk. was at his desk yesterday morn ing after two weeks vacation spent in Atlantic City.
 Miss Flossie Humphrey of First ave- nue, West Haven is visiting her cous- in, Miss Maybelle Humphrey in Spring field, Mass. ... ... Miss Minnie Baratz of this city re- gently of South Norwalk is spending a few days in her former home.
 Miss Mildred Kelly, who has been spending the summer at her home in this city, has returned to Hartford to resume her studies at Mt. St. Joseph's seminary.
 Miss Margaret McMafon, who has been spending the past few weeks with friends in this city has returned to her home in Waterbury.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Mary Taylor Memorial church., Milford, will picnic at the home of Mrs. Clark Bald win and Mrs. Minnie Clark on Tues day, September 15. Those going on the trolley will leave Milford on the 9:15 a. m. car, and will be at Ryder's lane and ferried across the Housatonic river. It is hoped that a large number of ladies will attend.
 A. McC. 3Mathewson and Mrs. Math- ewson will start for drive over this state and part of Massachusetts to- morrow morning. They plan driving through Litchfeld county and through the Lennox district and to Pittsfield, Mass. Returning they will come down by way of the Connecticut valley. About two weeks will be consumed in making the trip.
 Miss Ethel Plant, B. H. S., 1903, left here yesterday morning for Mount Hol- yoke college to begin her college term. Miss Plant was. accompanied by her mother.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Branford auxiliary of the dwoman's board of missions will be held in the church parlors of the Congregational church Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. C. w. Prann will give review of the book on "Wrongs of Indian Woman hood" and Mrs. M. E. Towner will read a paper on ''Women's Work for Women
 The Beta Gamma Tau fraternity has arranged for social and dance at the Woodmont Pharmacy hall, September IS. The members and friends are look ing forward to a very pleasant even- ing.
 Many persons Of prominence have been stopping at Lyme this season. Col. Belknap, candidate for governor of Kentucky, with his family, were at their summer home there. Mrs. James w. Bruce.> widow of the late Judge Bruce of Louisville, and her son have been at the Old Lyme Inn. MT. Bruce has entered the freshman class at Yale this fall. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Trow- bridge have also been at the Inn. MT. and Mrs. Emerson Taylor of Yale are spending the season nearby.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Ellis of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William Everett at their camp '"Taykit- ezy," at Oyster River.
 The St. Margaret's guild of Christ church, East Haven, will give a SUD- per and entertainment in the town Hall, East Haven, on Wednesday evening,