The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY STCONCERNING
 EEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People Known In This City Interesting social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Ensign. of Buffalo, N. r., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Donnelly, of No. ITO Meadow street. MT. Ensign is one of the leading boot and shoe dealers of Buffalo.
 Dr. Osborne, of York street. is at Woodstock. @t William Pickens. Yale's brilliant col ored orator, has been secured to be the principal speaker at an entertainment to be given for the benefit of the A. M E. Zion church of Hartford September 3; subject, Our Outlook Others who are expected to be at the entertain ment are Governor Chamberlain and Colonel H. R. Wood, deputy United States marshal.
 Raymond Hall of WalIingford, has purchased the express business of Cor nelius & Son, this city, and will assume full charge at once.
 
 meeting of the Odd Fellows Veteran association is to be held on Thursday at the Morris Cove hotel All members of the order who have been members for twenty-five years can join the asso- citation.
 Mrs Charles A. Heaton, of 125 Woes ,ater street, is visiting with her aunt Mrs. c. L. Norton, in Waterbury. She will also visit her cousins in Naugatuck and Thonaston before she returns to the city.
 Mrs. F. H. Ackley left last week for Lake Hopatcong, N. J., later going to Washington.
 Colonel N. H. Heft, formerly chief of the electrical department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- 7 road company. sailed from New York Saturday for Europe. He will visit Carlsbad and take the baths. It is prob able that he will remain abroad for two months.
 Miss Edith Murray of Paterson, N. U, and Miss Bessie Taylor. of Port Chester, N. r., who have been visiting their cousin, o. S Culver, of Ward street, have gone to the White Moun- tains for the remainder of their vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Florence Beardsley of Hart ford, who has been stopping in Wall 1ingford, is visiting in this city for a few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs Smith G. Weed, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Brown and MT. Weeds s brother from Danbury were among the Recreation Tourist company party that left Saturday for Block Island. They are at the Ocean View hotel during their stay on the island. Rev. E. H Mariett, of this city, con dEcted the services at St. Paul's church in Wallingford Sunday
 John Mooney, formerly employed ir the drug business here and for two years in the west, has returned to this city, where he will probably make his home in the future.
 John A. Hendrick, the famous artist and collector of Indian relics formerly of New Haven, has presented R. A Victory, of Ansonia, with a fine speci- men ofsan Indian arrow head, the choice of his collection of more than 2,0000 all picked up in Connecticut and the great CT part iii the vicinity of Derby. The arrow head is a fine piece of work anc is perfectly white. The body of the ar, row head is encircled by band of solit gold which is engraved in an artistic manner. The arrow head is fitted for : N watch charm and VII be a unique one The charm was mounted by Black Starr & Frost, of New York. MT. Hen drick is visiting in Waterbury and ht intends to spend a great part of his va cation in Derby.
 Attorney George D. Beers has gon, to the Catskill Mountains to pass hi vacation.
 Harry Hershfeld, of Hartford, who il a frequent visitor in town is at Blocl Island.
 Miss Anna Daley and Miss Heller Emperor, of West Haven, are at Lax, George.
 The marriage of William Mitchell Beach, of Boston, and Miss Ethel Wey mouth Gray, of Portland, Maine, is an nounced MT Beach is the son of MT and Mrs. Harvey Beach, of Nortl street, Milford
 Charles F. Krurak of Larchmon Manor, N. Y, is the guest of his sitter Mrs. Adrian Heitmann, of West Haven for few weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Miller and her daughter Miss Edythe Miller, of Newburgh, N