The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-08

And Other People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 Walter B. Clarkson, who has been as- sistant professor of contracts at the Yale law school for the past year and a half, has handed in his resignation to Acting Dean Woolsey. The resignation is to take effect at commencement. Pro- lessor Clarkson has decided to return to his home in Jacksonville, Fla, to re- sume the law practice which he left to accept the Yale appointment.
 Many New Haven people opened their homes at Woodmont on Decoration day, and were expected down over Sunday. Some os these are MT. and Mrs. A. B. Greenwood. MT. and Mrs. Smith. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Carleton.
 Mrs. Denning Duer of Whitney ave- nue has her daughter. Mrs. MacLana- han Of Washington, D. C., visiting her for few days.
 Assistant State Attorney Albert N. Wheeler and family of New Haven are among the seasons arrivals in Wood mont.
 Miss Dorothy Bacon, daughter of Pro- lessor Benjamin Bacon is home on her vacation from Rye seminary, where she is student.
 The Lincoln cottage at Woodmont has been taken for the season by MT. and 1 Mrs E. Hotchkiss of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. David Daggett will go to their summer cottage at Pine Orch ard about the middle of June.
 MT. Chapin Of Greenwich is summer ing at Woodmont.
 President Nettleton of the New Ha- ven Gas company and daughter, Miss Katherine, have returned from fishing trip to Canada. where they have been for the past few days.
 Mrs. Hoadley B. Ives. who has been in Europe for the past two years. is expected home very soon.
 Mrs. Lima Rimler of 99 View street, this city, and now visiting in Germany, is expected to arrive here again shortly. Mrs. Rimler will sail from Bremen on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II on Thursday. June IS.
 Miss Rebecca Beach Of Wall street has taken a house at Litchfield for the summer and will have Mrs. Francis B. Beach, who has been in St. Paul, Minn., several months, for her guest during the season.
 Among those from New Haven who are at their Woodmont homes for the summer are MT. and Mrs. Edward Law renee, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles Griffin. MT. and Mrs. c. M. Smith, MT. and Mrs. D. l.. Arm strong, Professor and Mrs Herbert Smith, Professor and Mrs. H. B. Ferris, at the hotel cottage, Mrs. Sarah Blynn, Mir and Mrs. Douglas Smith. MT. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Gibbs Smith, MT. and Mrs. Albert Mattoon { and family.
 Mr. Beach of Seymour is at his cot tage at Woodmont for the season. .. 5f Dr. Nelson A. Ludington of the Rose welt hospital, New York, is spending few days with his family in this city.
 Mrs. Herman Adolf Schatz, wife of H. A. Schatz of the Schats Hardware com pany Of Mt. Carmel, will sail for the Fatherland tomorrow.
 President and Mrs. Arthur Twining Hadley will sail July on the Princess Irene for Genoa, Italy. They expect to be gone until August, spending the summer in southern Italy.
 Mrs. Magdalena Voelker will sail for Germany tomorrow on the steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm.
 Miss Mae Graham, with her sister, \ Miss Bertha Graham. and Master Ly- man E. Porter of Elm street, West Ha- ven, have gone to Haurich Port, Cape Cod, for the month of June. 2 Miss Martha Flesche and John Maur- CT will be married on Sunday, June fl at the young lady's home, 37 Admiral street. The young couple will live in West Haven.
 ' Miss Anna Richards and Miss Bradley of Main street, West Haven, anticipate spending the week in New York with Miss Bradley's brother, Dr. Bradley, and family.
 The Rev. D. Melancthon James of the Church of the Pilgrimage in Plymouth, Mass. who preached at the Howard avenue Congregational church at the morning service. was for some years pastor of Pilgrim church in Fair Haven. Mrs. James was with him on his visit here and they were warmly greeted by many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Doolittle have arrived < home from Florida and are at their Short Beach cottage for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Schenck have leased the family dwelling S1 Winthrop avenue, which they will occupy on June 15 MT. and Mrs. Shenck will be pleased | to greet their friends at their new home after June 15.
 Mrs. E. L. Williams, who has been spending six months in California, has returned and is visiting her brothers family, George Williams of Smith street, West Haven.
 Mrs. D. Schatz and daughter, both of this city. accompanied by E. Hermann of Hartford. will sail from New York for Germany on the steamer Noordam next Wednesday. The ladies expect to be away several months.
 Miss Mary Graham of Elm street