The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
zTEMSOFMrERESTCoNoERNING KEWHAYEyPE0PLE

And Other People Known In ThIs city
 -Loe.I Social Events Here and Else.
 where.
 Mrs. B. F. Kivlan of Crown street has as her guests her sister, Miss Anna Harty, and J. White of New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. Symons of Howe street are entertaining Mrs. Bessie Mcclure of Hazleton, Pa.
 Miss Edith Burt, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Burt of 54 Bishop street, was surprised by about twenty of her young friends Thursday evening, the occasion being the sixteenth anniyersa- " of her birth. The festivities were held on the lawn at her residence, which was prettily lighted with candles and Chinese lanterns, and games were play ed and nice supper served and pleas- ant evening was passed by all present.
 Walter V. Shanley of Orange street returned Monday having spent a very pleasant week with the boys of the r. M. c. A. at Tuxis island.
 Mrs. Frank Ives of Newark, N. J., formerly of this city, came July to visit her friends, Mrs. Arthur Rowe and Mrs. Edward Davis of $40 Whitney avenue, and is staying this week with Mrs. Alexander Fulton at their cottage Roy Eric at Cosey Beach.
 Miss Nellie Edmondson of Blatchley avenue went this week for months stay with Mrs. Chapin in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Charles Van Dine of Bishop afr md E for stay of two months with her par ents at Scilling's Grove Pa.
 Professor s. E. Barney and family of Whitney avenue will leave the city to- day for Grove Beach, near Clinton, where they have shore cottage.
 Miss Nellie Starr of Bridgeport is spending the week with Miss Ruth Ellis on William street.
 Seth H. Moseley left this city Thurs day for his summer home in Minnewas- ka. where he will remain for the sum- mer
 The Rev. MT. Vittam and Mrs vittam of Grinnell. Ia. are visiting Mrs. Yit- tam's father, Charles Griswold in Guil- ford. MT. Vittam returns son to Iowa. but Mrs. Vittam will remain for some time with her father in Guilford. MT. Grinnell was formerly pastor of the Ffrist Congregational church in Guil- ford.
 Mrs. James Harvey. Miss L.. Harvey and Miss Eleanor Harvey, who have I been visiting Mrs. G, Tigge of .5S. .Bris- tol street for the past week, left yester- day morning for New York.
 Many choice specimens of the handi- n ia Yad Indians in beads and basketry are on exhibit and for sale at the svanderpoel cottage on North street, Litchfield This event is of particular interest to New l Haveners. inasmuch as Miss Marie E. Ives of this city has contributed large variety of rare specimens of Indian | work. Miss Ives has just returned from a prolonged Journey among the. Indians and brought home with her bead work | from Oklahoma, Wisconsin, South Da- kota. Montana and other places and | baskets from Michigan, California f Washington, and Arizona, representing the tribes of the Oneidas, Cheyennes, AraDahoes, and others.
 Harry Lindsley Of this city has ac- cented situation in the machine de- partment at the M. I. M. Co.'S plant
 William Reynolds an dfanily of this city are occupying their summer resi- Hence at Rockland Park.
 James Donnelly, one of the Yale campus police, has gone on his vacation to his former home in Westboro, Mass. He will make the trip by trolley.
 Charles H. Talcott of Hartford has taken pr. Worden's cottage at sachem,s Head for the month of July and August. MT Talcott, who is wholesale drug gist, is accompanied by his family.
 Superintendent of Streets Whitaker left yesterday afternoon for a short va- cation to be spent in Fallsburg, N. Y. MT. -sl " hlttaker expects to return to this city the first of next week.
 Rev. MT. Timm has been notified that ne has been elected an alternate to the general council meeting to be held next October, in Mansfield, o.
 Miss Denison of this city is the guest of Railway Commissioner and Mrs. W F. Wilcox. West Beach.
 Three orDhans.s William. Charles and Helen Weber. have been placed in inc orphan home at Mt. Vernon, N. ". bv the pastor of Trinity Lutheran church Rev. MT. Timm.
 Professor George L. Cannon. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs James Reynolds of Main street. West Haven, has returned to his home in Denver, Col.
 Mrs. D 4. Welch, who has been visit Ing in Woodbury, Conn.,, has returned to her home on Main street. West Ha- ven.
 Attorney Willard D warra,, of 7o r,.. change street left yesterday for twol weeks vacation to be spent at Mt. Tom, Mass. Miss Jeanrlie Gordon of Branford. with Miss Edith Drake, is visiting