The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOPLNTERESFOONCERNING
 EWHAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This Ctty -InteTesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 John B. Fitch and family, of Church street, who have been in Europe sev- eraI months. were in Switzerland Au- gust l5 and are expected home the first week in September
 Henry L. Hotchkiss and Miss Elsie Hotchniss. who are now in the Adiron- dacks, are expected home about the first of September.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Miley and son Leroy, of 69s Orange street, have returned from an extended trip through the south and west.
 MT. and Mrs. George Edmondson and family. of Bishop street, are occupying the same cottage at Brockett's Point which they had last year. They will remain into September. ...t-.,
 Mrs. Lynde Harrison and her daugh- ter. Mrs. Edmund Quincy Trowbridge, have returned from their stay at the Profile house, White Mountains. Mrs. Harrison has gone to her summer place at Leete's Island, and Mrs. Trowbridge is with her husband at their handsome summer home, Fairoaks, recently erect ed at Leete'S Island. s* ..~s s4-=
 James Hooking, master mechanic in the Consolidated railroad shops, and family are spending a couple of weeks Tn Canada. tzr< E s4s
 Mrs. D. Hayes Trowbridge and Miss Dorothy Trowbridge are spending a few weeks at Nantucket, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hurley, of IS Bish- op street, returned last week from a very delightful trip of seventeen days visiting various places in Nova Scotia. Mrs. Hurley will go this week to Litch- field for week or two.
 Mrs. Winston J. TroWbridge and her daughter Mollie are stopping at Went worth Hall, Jackson, N. H.
 Miss Flannigan, of 4S Bishop street, will begin her summer vacation to-day. She will join her sister, Mrs. White, who is visiting friends in Hartford, and, with a party, will go to Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Edward Smith and children, of Orange street, who have been spending a month at Maple Crest Farm, Bristol, are expected home to-day.
 Mrs. Bowers, of Greene street, has a summer house at Savin Rock, where she has passed many pleasant days this 5 SuliilAASl, ,%A CsdA HIS " 2tAiC SAsJ 1T MY evening.
 Lewis R. Wilcox, of TT Lawrence street, who has been spending few weeks in the Berrnudas, is expected home the first of September
 Mrs. William Willoughby and daugh- ter are at Madison for a few weeks. MT. Willoughby, who is in the silk de- partnent of Howe & Stetson, spent the day with them yesterday.
 Mrs. Harriet l.. Benedict returned home Wednesday from two weeks vacation spent at her home in Gaylords- vile, this state. 5
 Mrs. Louis Weckesser, of Waterbury, spent a day in this city last week. Her. granddaughters. Misses Dorothy and AIvina Stadtmiller, who have been yis-# ittng Miss Louise Herrick, of Pearl street, returned to Waterbury with her.
 Forrest Smith is enjoying two weeks cruise with party of gentle men. @
 Master Paul Tiesing. son of MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Tiesing, of 35 Bishop street, returned Thursday from Hart ford. where he has been spending the summer. Mrs. Tiesing still remains in Hartford.
 Professor George E. Beers and fam ily,S who have been in Guilford since college closed in the spring, have gone to the Catskill Mountains for short trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert A. scholz, of West Haven. started on Saturday on a three weeks trip through the New England states. Their ultimate des- tination Is Deer Island, where MT. Scholz will enjoy fishing for the finny tribe.
 MT. and Mrs. Burdette-M Mason, who have been visiting Mrs Emma Vail at her beautiful home, Redclyffe, on Whit ney avenue, will sail to return to Eu-3 rope to-morroW. Mrs. Mason will be remembered as Miss Martha FelIowes, youngest daughter of the late Richard marriage to MT. Mason they went abroad where they have resided for a number of years, spending much of their time at their old chateau in the south of France, near Biarritz. This is the first visit made by MT. and Mrs. Mason to this country for many years, and they have been warmly welcomed by their many friends and relatives in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs Hoffmeister, of Grand avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marie Eva to Maurice Charles Simon, of Philadelphia An other engagement announced is that of Miss Lima Hoffmeister, of this city, to Henry Borchert, formerly of New Ha- ven, but who is now employed in Wal. 1ingford. s
 Captain Henry D. Cowles, of the de- tectivue bureau, and family, returned Saturday night from Saratago Springs after a pleasant weeks sojourn at the Spa. s$
 Mrs. Hildah V Bone is spending a two weeks vacation at North Farms, Wallingford.
 Ex-City Auditor Mccarthy and wife are making their tWenty-ninth annual visit at Saratoga Springs. 6.
 Miss Emma Corcoran, who has been spending two weeks in the Catskills, has returned. MT. and Mrs. Harry P. Woodruff of < 252 Lawrence street. lefa Saturday for two weeks trip to the White Mountains. They will stay at the Sinclair house, Bethlehem. An original watermelon cut will be given by the Original Nine association to-n1orrow evening at the home of c. Gutbrod, 104 Lombard street. A fine fiY,,a ic ,,,.nyr,,sad E