The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFINTEREsT CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other PeopIe Known in This CIsy Local Social Events HsEs and EIss- where.

 Schwartz is the well-known instructor at the Yale gymnasium. Under the di- rection of Captain, Tilson the Misses Coleman and Abnschein and Mrs. Schwartz will enjoy cruise for several days on the Sound. , s-
 Mrs. Nellie Eldridge has returned from a weeks stay at Stony Creek, where she was the guest of Mrs. Ed ward J. Howe. Mrs. Eldridge was pres ent at the dedicatory exercises of Christ church. These exercises were especially interesting.
 Mrs. c. J. Perry of New York city, recently of this city, is visiting Mrs. c. P. Eaton of 1S Second street, City Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Malloy have re- turned from their wedding tour and are now at home to their friends at their pretty home on Chatham street.
 Mrs. c. A. Freitlein and Miss Char lotte M. Eaton have just returned from five weeks sojourn in Westbrook. They have just left a party consisting of MT. and Mrs. George Fletcher, w.. Fletcher, Mrs. Fletcher. Jr.. also the. Misses Mildred Freitlein, Gladys Fletcher and Elizabeth Fresenius. They have had enjoyable visit.
 Miss Agnes Flynn of St. Louis is vis- iting Mrs Mason of 62 Arch street A reception was given in her honor last week.
 Mrs. Thomas R. Cation of No. 704 Orange street has MT. and Mrs. George Stritch of Springfield, O.. visiting her. MT. and Mrs. Stritch are spending their honeymoon in the east. MT. Stritch was formerly in the tailoring business | in this city and has great many friends here.
 Rev. Henry Macbeth of the Episcopal church, Willimantic, has accepted a call to the pastorate of St. Thomas l Episcopal church in Hartford, succeed l ing the Rev. Henry R. Warner, who resigned several months ago. Rev. MT. Macbeth is a Mlddletown man and was formerly curate of Trinity church. this city.
 The Misses Lillian Glene, O'Connell Shanahan and Williams left yesterday 1 for Saratoga. There the party will separate, Miss Glene and Miss Will Hams going to the Au-Sable Chasm and visiting round that section, returning by way of Lake George. They will be away about two weeks l Miss Monahan of New Preston is the guest of Miss Edith Shillitow of West Haven
 I Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Rhea Jeannette Flannigan of this city and Cleveland l Sanders. late of the Armour Beef com pany. The wedding occurred at St. Pe- ter's Episcopal church, Milford, July 13 MT. and Mrs. Sanders are now in \ the south, where he Is now engaged in !, business.
 J. J. sCohane of the Howe & stetson stores has returned from q vacation spent in northern New York state,
 William H. Haesche and his wife. I (Nora Russell), with Miss Nora
 sweeny, who is a student at the Nor
 mai school, left yesterday for Vineyard
 Haven, where they expect to remain
 until about September 20. Il James Gallagher and daughter, M,
 Louise Gallagher, the gifted harpistl I left yesterday for a stay in the White 3l MCuHCdlIIS.5Es& 8pu0lilCss 4 interests in New York city will permit
 him to remain only a week or two. Il Miss Marion Anderson has returned I from her trip to the Adirondacks and T will spend the remainder of the sum-
 mer at the shore.
 ! Misses Grace and Madeline Holiday
 of New York city spent Sunday witt their aunt, Mrs Reynolds of Hamilton street.
 l Ralph M. Gilbert, who for some timt ;l past has been in charge of the sport .1 ing goods department at Macey's New M York store. was in town Sunday visit l ing his parents on Gill street
 Misses Emma and Violet Landolt O
 Brooklyn are guests of their aunt. Mrs Julia A. Andrews, 97S Chapel street pending the Odd Fellows celebration ], They were entertained Saturday ant Y Sunday at the New Haven house b, their friend, Fred W. schmalz of Ney , York
 Misses Alma Leighton, who has beel spending several weeks since the clos ing of her school with MT. and Mrs Walter Camp, at Pine Orchard, wi leave this week for an extended vlsi
 with friends in the White Mountains.
 Edward J. Minnix, ex-president c
 the local retail clerks union, returne
 from the convention of the Interna
 tional Retail Clerks union, recent held in Zanesville, O. { Miss Anna Spires of 55 Grown stree , left yesterday morning for a stay z i several weeks at Fort Hancock, N. J.
 Mrs. J. Harkin and daughter Rose C , Brooklyn are the guests of friends i } this city.
 : At an entertainment given in Ston
 Creek on Friday evening at which MT ! c. Brainerd Forbes, organist off th 3 Congregational church assisted, $75 wa l cleared by the Ladies Aid society fc
 the new church.
 Miss Edna Ferry of this city is wis iting friends in Meriden,
 MT. and Mrs. Pate and baby { Brooklyn, IN. II, are the guests of. MT Pate's grandmother, Mrs. Willial 2 Iinsley of Paved street, Branford. 7 The Misses Mae and Rose Masol : Catherine Carter, the Misses Mallc ,. and Stretch of this city spent Sunda a in Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. D.. J. Beardsley { | IL.