The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
xTEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 HEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known fin This city -InterestiBg Social Events Here and x,,.-t

W. T. Fields, president of the Ma tional Tradesmen's bank, and Mrs. Fields, are spending a few weeks at Rangeley Lakes, Me.
 Misses Hattie and Lily Blumenthal, Babette, Weider, Bella Eisner, Edith Rosenstein, LalIa and Blanche Cash man, all of Hartford, are stopping at the Seaside cottage, COsey Beach, dur ing the month of August.
 Miss Cora Bassett, daughter of John F. Bassett of 69S Dixwell avenue, who has been spending several weeks in the country, returned home Tuesday. Miss Bassett reports having had a pleasant time and returns much bene- fitted by her stay. . :. ..- ...-. ..- B. H Clark of Morris is entertaining hs sister, Mrs. Robert Pierpont, and her daughter, Miss Lucy of this city.
 Miss Rose Flynn and the Misses Mar garet and Nellie Crannell of Waterbury are visiting in this city. .,z ~-.. Mrs. c. E. Thrall and daughter ot this city are the guests of Mrs. A. B. Bradley, 11O5 North Main street, Wa terbury.
 
 nue has been spending very enjoya- ble two weeks at Madison. During her stay the party. of which she was one, visited the Y. M. c. A. boys at their island home 5e Miss Cora Anderson, the young daughter of Mir and Mrs. Francis E.. Anderson of South Main street, Nor walk, was brought to the New Haven hospital August 15 to undergo treat ment for hip disease. It is feared that the young lady's trouble is incurable and her stay at the hospital will defi- ritely determine this fact. If she can not be helped there she will be sent to the Home for Tnsurables at Newington. Miss Bessie Marsicano and Paul Marsicano of New York city are visit ing ther cousin, Mrs. Joseph De Ella and Mrs. J. Petrelli at 52s Chapel street
 Miss Mary Clark gave very pleas ant whist Tuesday evening at the Clark homestead in Morris. Among those present were Miss Grace Turk ington, Miss May Alvord. Morris; Miss Ethel Rhynedance, Miss Susan Farren and Miss Abbie Farren, New Haven; Miss May Forcier, Meriden; the Misses Sarah and Lucy Perry, Waterbury; Miss Mabel Tolles, Ansonia.
 M. F. Brennan and sister, Miss Win llifred, of Shelton street, are at Bar Harbor, Me, guests of their brother, Rev. F. J. Brennan, chaplain of the U. s. s. Hartford.
 Mrs. c. w. Clark, Miss Mabel Clark, Miss Edna Sims and Miss Daily ot this city are guests at Shadyside, Nor ris. Miss Mamie Donahue of Providence, R. T., is spending two weeks with the Misses McWeeney of 2oe Rosette street. Houston Cochrane and family, who have been visiting his parents in Ban
 have returned to their home in
 s Mrs. Cochrane, who has en1 Ting with inflammatory rheu- 1natisn. which has kept her an invalid for several months, was much i'm proved in health since she came, a month ago. MT. Cochrane attended to his business, going to and from the city Monday morning and Friday night.
 The Misses Piepenbrink of 23 Eid street have gone to White Lake, Sui livan county, for a three weeks vaca- ton.
 Dr. and Mrs. A K Boardman, nee Miss De'Elia of 4 Academy street, en- tertained MT. and Mrs. Ralph Russo and Miss Mildred Russo of Walling- ford, Tuesday
 Mr and Mrs. F. Bing, formerly of Stamford, are spending the month of fAs.- ford They will be joined by their daughter, Florence, upon her return from Saratoga. The Bings are enter. taining extensively. Among the nu- 1nerous guests are MT. and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler of Tip-Top, West Va, Mrs, German of Ansonia, Mrs. w. c. Wells and Miss l.. ". Appelle of New Ha- ven, Miss Ethel Williams of Judson, IN. Y, and R. Walters of Boston, Sat urday, August p, reception will be held in honor of MT. and Mrs. Wheel CT Friends and relatives are expected from all over New England. Many will stay over Sunday and enjoy sail in MT. Bing's new sloop Leonard, and if the weather permits will land at Wading River, l.. T., where an elabor- ate dinner will be served. The return will be made as near dark as possible, thereby permitting the visitors to ob- tain a view of the delightful and eyer pleasing Connecticut shore by moon light
 Miss Mae Farrell of Buffalo, N. r., the guest Of Miss Margaret Kennedy of Water street.
 Joseph Morton has resigned his po- sition as baggage master at the New Haven depot in Derby to accept one as property manager with the Fatal Wedding troupe, which starts from New York August 25. for Wisconsin, where it will begin western tour.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Foote of Howe street have returned from a vacation spent at Staten Island. N. J.
 A renewed faith in the disinterested- ness of human kindness was caused when, Miss Ball. a teacher from New Haven, finding Mrs. Humphrey i'll, re- mained to care for her until her friends could arrive. Also when maid who was excused from her shop work to come to Mrs. Humphrey in her ex- tremity Miss Ball has been accom- modated at Miss Murray's Brookside, and other guests are expected in Au- gust at Seven Naples, have been noti- fed of the illness of the hostess syyinctad Csitiznn