The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
(continued from Sixth Page.)

Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Marsland and family of West Haven left on Thurs day for Moriches, L. L, the home of Mrs. Marsland, where they will spend the month of August Mr. Marsland will occupy the pulpit at the Bushwick M. E. church, New York, during his ab- sence fom West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Harmon Kelsey and family os Providence are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey of Center. street, West Haven. " &s f- Mark Ryder of the Hotel Garde leaves Monday for Saratoga to attend tre races E s.5 . # ,. The members of Aunt. Jerusha's Quilting Party" of West Haven were entertained by Mrs. Lewis Warner at. their camp at Oyster River, Thursday. The ladies went down in the morning, and dinner was served at noon. Among l the ladies who enjoyed the day were Mrs. William Russell. Mrs. Fred Hyde, Mrs. Wilson,, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Genett, Miss Babcock, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Will klnson, Miss Johnson and Mrs. Craft. l The ladies enjoyed the day exceeding l !y. <.: Miss Dedie Sullivan has returned from visit in Boston, bringing home with her Miss Greene of Boston, who I will remain as her guest for short l time. l Miss Amy Harris of West Haven, l with her brother, Marsden, is visiting Il her uncle, Robert Ensko, at Arverne- by-the-Sea, l.. I.
 Frank Hogben of Grand avenue is spending his vacation in St. John, Neb.
 Miss Bessie Bohan of West Haven, who has been i'll for the past five weeks, l was able to get out Sunday for the first time. J~ A.~~ I Miss Anna Waugh of George street is l visiting friends in New York city. Miss Alice Keith of Springfield, Mrs D. E. Norris of Bridgeport and MT. and Mrs. W. E. Norris of Waterbury have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. M. S 1 Wadhain of Washington avenue, West Haven. MT. Norris brought his auto | with him and the party have had some | delightful rides about New Haven and West Haven. .--... | Master Earl Bassett of this city is | tAe guest oL heLfy J. SoSer ol NeW' i town. F..
 Miss Read of West Haven left yes. terday with a party of young friend: for a two weeks visit in" Northfield Mass. :... .2 4& .&
 F'urlnan Campbell of West Haven il lat Mrs. Hamburger's inn at Newtown 1 the guest of his grandmother, Mrs Robert I. Robinson. 5's
 Mrs. John M. Richards of West Ha ven is spending few days at the home of her daughter, Edward Smith, in this city.
 ! Miss Ida Hodgson, who has been th' guest oe Miss Lillian Hatch of Corn wall Bridge, has returned to her home l in this city.
 Mrs. James Jones and daughter Grace have returned from their visit to Nev York with Mrs. Jones' sister.
 Miss Sadie Utter has gone to Mrs. Lemmons, Roxbury, Conn.,, for a fey weeks stay.
 Mrs. Eliza Russell of Orange is tn guest of Mrs. Louise Russell of Thir' avenue, West Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hodge and sol
 of this city are the guests of Mrs
 Mary Turney of Stepney.
 Mrs. B. Won West of Virginia is wis iting old friends in West Haven.
 Mrs. M. B. Mclaughlin and daugh
 ter of this city are the guests of Mrs
 C. l.. slade in Cornwall Bridge. " H. T. Weidig, the popular West Ha
 ven letter carrier, left yesterday wit
 his wife and Mrs c. E. Smith of Mapl
 street for a fifteen days stay amon
 the Berkshire Hills. T. Emil Altman and family and sister
 Julia, of New York city, are the guest
 of Mrs. A. Healy of 36 Broad stree
 this city.