The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS TTEMSoFINTERBST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This Clty
 -Looal Social Events Here and EIss- where.


 ford county's best known and most pop ular deputy sheriffs. ,
 Francis T. Wade. clerk in the money order department of the postofffce, has returned to his duties after a vacation of two weeks spent in visiting Wash ington. Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York city.
 Mrs. I. M. Jacobs of 7S Day street. with her two daughters, Misses Minnie and Rosie, returned home yesterday from the Bolton hills, where they had been staying at the home of Mrs. Me thien. for the past four weeks. They spent a very pleasant time there, and they brought with them for stay of week one of the daughters of Mrs. Methien, Miss Josephine.
 Attorney U. c. Church of Waterbury formerly of this city. is confined to his home through illness.
 Mrs. Mary J. Granniss and Miss Ella Grannis of Fairmount avenue have re- turned from Shepard's Point. Short Beach, where they have been spending the last two weeks as guests of Harvey c. Shepard
 The many friends in this city of Mrs. Levy, wife of Attorney Josiah W. Levy of Hartford, will regret to learn that she is i'll at her home. Her speedy re- covery is looked for.
 Miss Kathleen Creegan of this city, who has been visiting the Misses Mo Grath of Fuller street, Waterbury, re- turned home Saturday. She was ac- companied by Miss Margaret McGrath, who will remain week in this city. M.. and Mrs. Charles D. Nicoll, who were lately married in New York, are stopping at the New Haven house for a few days, before leaving for Europe. They will travel on the continent for about two months.
 Ex-Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley, commander of the Connecticut veterans, has engaged rooms at the Tontine hotel as headquarters for himself and staff for August 5, when the Ninth regiment celebration will be held.
 Miss Millie Yale and Miss Clara Shee- han of Wallingford have been re-engag- ed as teachers at the North Farms school.
 Miss Belle Gillday of 262 Davenport avenue has gone to join Mrs. A. H. Bradley and child of 26O Davenport ave- nue at Asbury Park, and Ocean Grove, N. J., for few weeks vacation.
 Rev. and Mrs. William H. Bawden with their two children arrived in Win sted from this city Monday morning. They are to be at MT. Whites, Win chester. through August. MT. Bawden will supply the pulpit of the First Bap- tist church, Winsted, during the pastors absence.
 The Young Mems club of Hamden will give it's second lawn party of the season this evening on the spacious grounds of the residence of Thomas Roberts, 1915 Whitney avenue. Cake and cream will be served, and the pro- ceeds will go for the benefit of the Hamden ball team.
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald received calls Monday morning at the capitol from Seleetmen Grant Chappell of Mansfield, Tudor Whiton of Bloom field, Leslie Seymour of Windsor Locks. and J. Mccormick of Holland. Engineer Wilcox of Middletown also called. Se- lectman Longee of Canton call yester- day afternoon
 Mrs. George B. Johnson of Whitney avenue gave luncheon to small party Monday at the Momauguin. Among her guests were Mrs. John Selby and her daughter, Miss Natalie, of Wa terbury, and Buchanan Schley of New York, a nephew of Admiral Schley. The annual state convention of the German U. o. R. M, held in Waterbury Sunday. and elected the following off, cers. Grand chief, John Saxe of Wa terbury;: first grand vice chief, August August Keil of this city; secretary, Charles Willer of this city; treasurer, Paul Berg of South Norwalk; chaplain, Frederick Anton of Bridgeport; dele- gates to national convention, Alfred Droeschers of Waterbury, Peter Pfieger of this city, and David Lewis of Bridge port. The national convention will be held in Brooklyn in September. Mrs. Henry Lyons of 105 Cellar street, Mrs. Jane shannon, Mrs. John Burke, and Miss Tessie Palmer of Spring street, are spending delightful vaca- tion at Block Island stopping at the Hotel Adrian.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Shipman of Centerbrook are visiting in this city for a few days.
 Miss Roe M. Delmar of West Haven | is entertaining Miss Rose Schneider of Jamaica, l.. I.
 The Mount Washington, one of the most fashionable hostelries in Bethle- hem, has on it's register the names of Mrs. H. IL. Cowles, Miss F. Cowles, Miss A. Cowles and Miss CoWles and Miss English of this city.
 Miss Annie Lawrence of Attleborough, Mass, is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Hubbard, at their home at Oys- ter River. At the Columbus, which is a famous house for Empire state vacationists, Mrs. C.. E. Morehouse of Fair Haven, and MT. and Mrs. Philip Pond, 2d., of this city are enjoying mountain life. sMrs. George F. Mccormack of Main street, West Haven, has gone to War ren, Conn, for stay of month or six weeks. T' 's. -,: $&$F < MT. and Mrs. F. I. Thompson of this city are stopping at the Sinclair house, Bethlehem; c. P. Sherman, is another New Havener spending his vacation I1 50 Eg