The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY STCONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fla This City Local Social Events Here and EIss-

Miss Marion Keegan of Congress ave- nue will leave town this week for stay of several weeks at West Point, N. Y.
 Edward Bauman of New Britain has been visiting with friends in New Ha- ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Sloper of Charleston, s. C., are the guests of friends on Park street.
 L.. De Sola, captain of Yale's gym nastic team during the past season and who holds the individual collegiate championship of America, will leave this city, shortly, for his home, Havana, Cuba. MT. De Sola graduated with high honors from the Yale Law school last week.
 Mrs Frank J. Matthews and daugh- ters Edith and Grace are visiting with friends on Dwight street.
 Mrs. Louis Weckesser of Waterbury, formerly of this city, will come to-day for a weeks visit with Mrs. Charles H. Merwin of 52 Bishop street.
 Mrs. Frank Coleman of Lawrence street spent the day Friday with Mrs. LyHldlls Ul SueTIldu dFSIluE dI 1lGI COL- tage at Woodmont.
 Mrs. Charles P. Merwin of 24 Eld street entertained as guests for com mencement week, MT. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hoxie of South Glastonbury, Conn, and John Hull of Willimantic. They went to their homes on Saturday. Mr. Hull came with four other young men from Willimantic to take the Yale examinations.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hooking of 1 Lamberton street entertained twenty four little lads and misses in honor of the seventh birthday of their daughter, Florence Hooking, on Friday afternoon, from until 7:30 o'clock. Miss Florence received many pretty gifts from her little friends and they enjoyed very merry afternoon. A tempting supper was served in the dining room, which was gaily decorated, the color scheme being pink and green. 1
 Miss Jennie Robinson of Bishop street is spending her summer vacation with friends in Meriden. Her sister, Mrs. Harry Stillman of Waterbury, who has been i'll six weeks with ty- phoid fever, is still a patietn in the hospital in Waterbury, having suffered x a relapse. '.--
 Miss Evelyn Thorpe and Miss Olive Russell. both of Milldale, Conn.,, are spending a few days with Mrs. F. N. Clark of Bishop street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Scanlon of 293 Oak street is visiting relatives in Philadel- phia. .=z....,
 Police Commissioner David Corey, ac- conpanied by his daughter, Miss Corey of New Haven, have arrived at their summer residence at Rockland Park for the season.
 Ex-Police Commissioner John H. Clarke and family of 50 Derby avenue have gone to their new cottage at Woodmont, the Marlborough. They will ' remain until October 1.
 Miss Gladys Russell of 2S2 Orchard street is in Middletown attending the commencement of Wesleyan university. She will remain until after the junior promenade. .~
 Mir. and Mrs. Abner Warner of Beth any have sent out announcement cards of the marriage of their daughter, FL sic May, to Charles Darlington John son, Jr., of New Haven. They were quietly married at the parsonage of the First M E. church by the Rev. Henry Baker, D. D.
 Judge and Mrs. Henry Stoddard and Miss Stoddard will go to the Wanne- beck, Jefferson, N H., early next month for the rest of the summer.
 Jesse Welch of D. M. Welch & Son is occupying his cottage, "Alder-Ssa," at Short Beach
 Miss Norton of Middletown Springs, Vt, who came on to attend the com 1nencement exercises as the guest of her brother, Charles Norton, Yale, 1903, is being entertained by Mrs. G. W. AL 8 len of SO9 York street. John W. Ladd and family of this city have arrived at their cottage, Cedar Loft.' Short Beach.
 Miss Trueman of Crown street leaves early this week for her sisters camp in the Adirondacks. !, A party of twenty young lady pupils of Mt Holyoke, Mass, seminary ar- rived at Short Beach. Thursday. The fair ones, together with their teacher, Miss Shell, are stopping at the H. T. Greber cottage for few days
 MT. and Mrs. Rudolf Steinert of Or ange street will open their cottage at Morris Cove the coming week.
 Ex-Senator c. P Morse of Meriden, accompanied by his family, have ar- rived at Mrs. Wileox's cottage, "Ari- zona,'' at Short Beach.
 Mrs Calisbury gave small dinner Sunday in honor of Hon. Andrew D. White, who has been here during com mencement week. Her guests were the Rev. Dr. Munger and Mrs. Munger and Dr. Fisher. Miss Annabelle Lee of Hartford is oc- cupying Mrs. Wilcox's cottage, Mid lawn,'' at Short Beach.
 Mrs. and Miss Moulthrop of this city Ire occupying one of the Killam cot
 yes at Short Beach.
 le many friends of Carl J. Blenner,
 artist, who has been seriously i'll Typhoid at the Presbyterian hos . x in New York. will be glad to ~M of his convalescence. He will be Fought to his home on Townsend ave- lie as soon as he is able to be moved. W. c. Doolittle and family, who have
 nt the past winter in Florida, have
 sued and are now at their summer
 @ace at Short Beach.
 9e9sAs.,r ayd Mrs William Raaha nf