The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IEEMSOFLNTERESTc0NCERN
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

-~---~~t for the summer.
 J. Edward Geary of the popular firm of Brooks & C&o.& and Mrs. Geory will start this morning for an extended trip abroad. They will go on one of the fine steamships of the North German Lloyd line, the Bremen, and will visit many points of interest on the conti- nent. They will return in about two months. -.s. -r.. f-..-z. 2
 MT. and Mrs. Malay have returned home from a most pleasant and enjoy able trip to Rochester, N. Y. They were gone about week. '-y .gu
 Mrs. Solomon Davis and two daugh- ters have gone to Pine Ridge in the Adirondacks for the summer.
 Mrs. Charles H. Harrison of this city has returned home after weeks visit with Mrs. Clement Reed of Lincoln ave- nue. Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Hull of this city spent Sunday with MT. Hulls par ents in Commerce street, Clinton.
 A meeting of the house committee of the Milford Yacht club was held in the club house on Monday evening. The work of improving the property will be commenced at once. The committee consists of J. A. Beavan, Charles K. Tibballs, William L. Merwin and the commodore.
 A number of young ladies of the Plymouth church, Milford, are spending their vacation at Northfield, Mass, and are attending the sessions of the Sum- mer Bible school. In one party are the Misses Mary Rhodes, Martha Clark, Bertha Coy and May Fowler.
 Mrs. J. W. Fallon of Torrington, who underwent an operation at the New Ha- ven hospital several weeks ago, Is doing nicely, the danger point having now safely passed.
 Master George Hodge, son of Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Hodge of this city. is visit ing MT. and Mrs. Fiber A. Hodge of IS North street. Danbury.
 Mrs. s. D. Delzell, wife of the pastor of the Baptist church. Clinton, has gone on western trip for her health. B. c. Smith and family of Brooklyn, N. Y, are spending the summer at their Clinton beach cottage.
 The Misses Margaret and Nellie Cur ran and John Curran of this city are visiting their aunt, Miss Mary Shea of Thamesville.
 s. E. Mallory of this city was in Will limantic last Tuesday looking over the Hotel Plaza pertaining to the Turner property with a view to reopening the same. He has not yet given his de- cision in the case.
 G. Ward Howe, postmaster at Wood- ,,, <x,,& esfy,oe "A Y,Sil cJ ,r,, count of i'll health Miss Sadie Farley, the assistant of the former postmaster, will have charge of the office until the successor to MT. Howe is appointed.
 Some one hundred ladies, members of the Tuesday Afternoon club, and friends were entertained Tuesday after noon and the home of Judge and Mrs. Charles G. Root, Washington Heights, Milford. The programme was an un-s usually fine one and consisted largely of musical selections. The opening num- Der was the Cavalleria Rusticana by trio of violins with piano accompani- ment by the Messrs. Root of Milford sga and Tompkins of Waterbury. A piano soio Night in Vienna by Neoni, was finely rendered by Miss Grace A. Rob- sSl Ls. Ul tlllS IIlSo LlllhClp1 clld $ULt New York city, then sang Whisper and. Shall Hear" This was so beautiful fly done that Miss HiIderbrand to fur-s ther please her audience sang "Cupfd's Smiles" George Tompkins Of Water $ bury then gave as a violin solo ma zurka by Bohm. Miss Hilderbrand next sang The Last Hymn Miss Stones piano solo which followed was prelude by Heller Miss Stone also played a waltz by Paul Walch. Hope March violin duet by the Messrs. Tonpkins,; came next. Then Miss Hilderbrand sang "For All Eeternity,' { and the en- tertainment closed with violin duet.
 Ethel Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. will give a lawn party and hop on the grounds of the parish house, WestviIle, this afternoon and evening.
 Miss Louise Herrick of 37 Pearl street, has just returned from delight ful vacation spent in Waterbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Brown of Walling- ford have arrived at their Cosey Beach cottage for the summer.
 Word was received here from Mrs. Bernard Tommers and family and Ernest Knapp, to the effect that the party had reached Germany in safety
 MT. and Mrs. Puff of New Jersey are visiting MT. and Mrs. Herman Kruger of Allingtown. They expect to return home next Saturday. The visitors have several relatives in this city.
 Miss Rosa Hintz oe Chapel street is spending her vacation at Pine Orchard.
 Mrs Marie Mullen, wife of D. T. Null len, president of the Bartenders' union left Tuesday, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen Mullen, for the Litchfield Hills, where they will sojourn until September. @
 Mrs George Mortimer and daughter, Miss Mortimer, have returned to their. home on Union avenue from a months stay at Sound Beach, Conn.
 Mrs Rika Cohn, daughter of MT. and t Mrs. Wool Levy, is visiting her parents at 90 Elliott street with her three chill dren, and her sister, Miss Florentina Levy, who was on visit to Mrs. Cohn at 60 East 107th street, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest D. Doolittle of Fairfield avenue Westville, and three sons. Paul C.. Clever H. and Buel ", have returned from their vacation spent in Pittsfield, Mass. .. .*@l ~
 The Misses Alice and Elizabeth Bald- win of Cambridge, Mass, are spending few days in town the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Nettleton of Prospect street, Milford. t.,...a ...