The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other PeOpIe Known In This CIty -InterestIBg sOolaI Events Here and EIH.xvhar.


 Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
 Dr. and Mrs. Swain, of York street, have returned from a months stay at Woodstock.
 Attorney H. c. Webb has returned from a pleasant stay at Lake George, N. Y.
 Mrs. w. A. Rice and family, of Brad ley street, are back from a visit at Rye Beach, N. Y.
 R. H. Brown, of S22 Orchard street, who has been summering at Stony Creek, has returned. ......-..
 MT. and Mrs, Winchester Bennett, of Cold Spring street, are in the Yellow stone National Park. They will be away until October.
 Mrs. George B. Martin, of S4 Wall street. has returned from summer in Maine. S-EA .
 Mrs. Winston Trowbridge, of Grove street, has returned from stay of sev- eral weeks at Wentworth Hall, Jackson, N. H. .........,..- MT and Mrs. Henry Fresenius, who have been at the Sinclair house, Beth lehem. N. H., have returned to their /, home in this city ,. .Z5...es ] Miss Justine Ingersoll has been enter taining Miss Violet Neale of Ilfracombe, Devonshire, England, at her home in Westyille. a.s. .sss y, < <. X .g.5....
 Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Wells of George town, Del, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Kesses, of Putnam street. Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge and Miss Trowbridge. who have had cottage at Nantucket, Mass, for the season, are expected home the middle of the month. MT. and Mrs. Edward B. Hum, of PAP Orchard street. have returned from Lis bon, N. H., where they have been for several weeks. Professor Fisher and family. of Hill house avenue. who have been at North east Harbor. Maine, have returned to the city.
 Miss Nellie Hall left Wallingford Sat- urday for Owatona, Minn., where she will be instructor in music at the Pills bury collese. MT. and Mrs. D., S. Gamble have re- turned from Walls Bay, Maine, after a pleasant stay. s
 Some of the most recent arrivals at the Sinclair. White Mountains, are MT. and Mrs. w. F. Elmer, MT. and Mrs. H. F. Woodruff, Mrs. A. s. Pinney, Miss Pinney, p. w. Platt, Mrs. E. l.. Jones, l.. Jones and MT. and Mrs E. L.. Norton.
 Miss Anna Nettleton, of Trumbull street. is in the White Mountains. J. Y. McDermott, of this city, has joined his family at the Alpine house, Bethlehem. MT. and Mrs. George iDickerman, of Temple street, are still in Maine. They are not expected home before Septenn- Der IS.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of this city, are registered at the Columbus, Bethlehem. Mrs. Edward Loomis, of New York, city, is the guest of her father, General E. E.@Bradley, at his York street resi- dence.
 Miss M.J. Hotchkiss and Miss Eliza beth Hotchkiss, who left Maine for this city some days ago. have stopped for a short stay in the White Mountains, reg istering at the Mountain View house, Bethlehem.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Munson, of Or ange street, have returned from an ex- tended stay at Rutland, Vt
 A new Elm City arrival at the Park View, Bethlehem, is J. L. Riggs.
 Professor c. H. Smith, of Orange street. who has been spending the honth at Ionia, Mich, has returned home.
 The Turner house, White Mountains, welcomes from New Haven Mrs. E. A. Whittlesey and Miss M. H. Whittlesey. Professor and Mrs Mixter and Miss Mixter. of Edwards street, are back from Hardwich, Mass.
 Mrs. A. M. Drummond, of 40 Whalley avenue, has returned home after a de- lightful stay of four weeks at Cottage City. Mass. >.
 MT. and Mrs M. H. Marlin and their daughter Janette left Friday for the Equinox house, Manchester-in-t the Mountains, Vt, for the rest of the month.
 Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton and three children, Clarence, Joseph and Dorothea. have gone to Atlantic City, N. T.
 Mrs. Frank H. Sperry, of Trumbull street. has returned from a visit with friends inHDanbury. a& Dr. B. Austin Cheney of Elm street, who has been spending a few weeks at Morningside, N. Y., has returned home. x. E, .4, MT. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson and family, who have been spending the summer with Mrs. Fellows at Indian Neck. have returned to town after pleasant stay. | Miss Harriet Valkenburg, of the Gam ble-Desmond company, leaves to-day for Baltimore, where she will spend her vacation with Miss Mae Gallagher, for merly of this city. Miss M. B. Merwin, of Trumbull street, has returned from Manchester, N. H.. where she has been spending the summer. ~ a =, Ebert N. Sipperley, jr., of Westport, has secured a position with an electri- cal business house in New Haven and will soon begin his duties. Mrs. M. H. Marlin gave a small luncheon at the Country club on Tues day.
 Frank Bradley, of Saugatuck, has been spending week with relatives in this city,
 Miss Porter, of Hillhouse avenue, who has been spending some time at Keene Valley, New York, has returned home.