The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFNTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVENPEOPL
And othsr People kno~n In This CITY
-Interssting Social Events Here and

And other People known IN This CITY
-Interesting social Events Here and
Elsewhere
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin R. Bliss of
Howe street have returned from sew
eral months stay in Vermont. Mrs.
Bliss is a well known worker on char
liable committees and takes an active
interest in all objects of that nature.
Miss r. Lennehan, Miss May Coogan,
Miss May Dougherty. Master "Jack"
Lennehan and Miss Agnes Lennehan,
all Of Hartford. have returned srom ].
f. Lennehan's cottage at Morris Cove.
Mrs. R. E. Gibbons of the Gibbons
house has returned from a three weeks
visit to Atlantic City, Long Branch and
Asbury Park, and is much improved in
health. m-
DR.. Baker, rector of Trinity church,
and his family of TrumbulI street, have
returned from their vacation of several
mouths
Mrs. Royal Eastman and daughter
from Haddam and Mrs. FabriQue of
this city have been recent visitors at C.
ID. Minors in Minortown. .-..
Mrs. Charles Johnson of South Farms,
Middletown, has been removed to Grace
hospital in this city, where an opera
ton is to be performed this week in her
case. s.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Eli Manchester and
three children of this city are spending
two weeks at H. w. Wrights in New
town. Mr. Manchester is bookkeeper for
Miner Read e Garrette.
DR.. C. E. Brayton of Stonington was
in this city Monday to visit his brother,
Atwood W. Brayton. who is receiving
treatmen at private hospital in this
city.
Former Commissioner Marcus P.
Smith and son, Attorney w. H. Ely and
son and one or two other members Of
Momentum Fishing club are back from
the wilds of Canada, where they enjoy
ed a tarry Of three weeks and lots Of
good hunting and fishing. Mr.. Smith
had fine luck with his rod and reel, and
other members of the party had their
full share of sport also. J. 3. Hubinger
and wife are now at the club head
quarters and Mrs. Hubinger has been
much benefited by the experience and
fine air Of the Canadian mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pierson Of
Howard avenue are spending a week in
Baltimore, Nd, and intend visiting Get
tysburg and Washington before return
ing home.
Ralph c. Lander of this city visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Lander
of Fairview avenue, Naugatuck Tues
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church, West Haven, held its food sale
yesterday afternoon and evening at the
home Of Mrs. =. e. Coe, Elm street,
West Haven.
Mrs. w. g. Hand and son Frank of
Maple street. Naugatuck spent Tuesday
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mansfield have
returned from Morris, N. Y, where they
went to attend the marriage Of their
son Edward.
49, Hefll.v Glarls-af Double Beach,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. Butler Of Etna street, Naugatuck,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Miss Justine Ingersoll was quite sur
prised to read in the papers that she
had given reception to Miss Shaw
leading lady at the Hyperion In
.sGhosts', Tuesday night Miss Shaw
was simply the guest of Miss IngersoH
who is in mourning for the deaths e1
her father and uncle.
Yung Wing, the famous chinamar
and Yale graduate. is spending few
days with friends in Hartford. He ar.
rived there from the seaside two days
ago. For forty years he has been con,
nected with Chinese educational an6
commercial progress and is known
throughout the eworld.
Mrs. William w. Mitchell of Whalley
avenue has returned home after spend
ing the summer months at her daugh,
ter's home in New Hampshire. The lat
ter, Mrs. Joseph Tickner, whose hus
band is a well known clergyman o
that state. accompanied Mrs. Mitchell
for sew weeks visit here.
EXT Commodore William III. Watrou
of the Hartford Yacht club, with tn
Rev. Joseph Irons of Atlanta, Ga, for
1nerly of New Haven, and John McFad
ven. has returned from cruise in hi
new launch Aloha to Fishers Island.
Miss Hill. formerly with Halligau
the Orange street milliner, has taken
I1OSFl1Ulb WILL
where she will be pleased to meet he
many friends.
Miss Helen Case. daughter of DR. ]
e. Case Of Hartford. will take the ful
two years course in the physical cul
ture department at Yale and came t
this city Tuesday afternoon. She is
graduate of the Hartford high school,
Miss Bessie Jarbne was the hostes
at a delightful surprise party at he
home, 10 Meadow street, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Coe and Mrs. Rose Co
OF Middlef1eld. Conn. are the guests d
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Crawford, West Ha
yen- Is
Lawrence Hannafin, the New Have
baseball player, and Miss Katherin
Hunt of Meadow street, Winsted, wi
be married at st. Joseph's church i
that city in October.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lampson, VIII
have been spending the summer a
their cottage at Woody Crest, have re
turned to their home on Washingto
avenue, West Haven. ss@ss.s Ii
A whist function was given last even
ing by New Haven Rebekah lodge, M
8, in Odd Fellows building, 95 Grow