The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-11

And Other People known IN IhIs eity-
interesting soclnI Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Norris steinert returned yesterday
morning from vacation spent IN
Rldgefeld, n. Z.
Attorney Samuel A. York is home
from a sojourn at Moosehead Lake,
Maine. where he has been spending the
sumner with his family. He will re-
main a few days and again rejoin his
family. Mr.. York is delighted with the
climate, the fishing and other attrac-
lions OF the Maine resort
Miss Mary Herman OF New York city
spent Sunday, with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman of Frank street.
Seth H. Moseley, who has been i'll at
his residence on Wall street. is slowly
recovering. He has been confined to his
bed about a month.
Waldo Gillies left to-day for Litch-
field, where expect to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram M. Kochersperg-
er. who have been down at Pine Or
chard for several weeks, left on Nom
day for visit at Stockbridge. the
summer home of President and Mrs.
Charles Mellen.
A very successful lawn party was
given on the lawn Of Henry S. Sinners
Morris Cove home Tuesday night. The
Ladies' Aid society OF Park chapel were
in charge of the party, the financial
proceeds Of which win be devoted to.
Park chapel needs. The lawn was
very handsomely decorated with Chin-
ese lanterns and flowers. and light re-
freshments, including ice cream, cake
and candy. were sold. The attendance
was notably large and gratifying sum
was netted.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett and chill
dren Of Waterbury have returned home
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Barrett of Carlisle street.
Mrs. M. l. Thompson and daughter,
Helen, leave tomorrow for their home
in Chester, Pa, after a short visit
at the home of the Rev. Mr.. Gillies,
Miss Celia McKeon Of Dayton street
while riding her bicycle yesterday fell
and sprained cord in her knee. The
sprain is not OF such a nature as to
permanently lame her. and it is hoped
she will soon be about again.
Miss Pauline Voorhees, of Dayton
street has accepted the temporary posi-
ton OF an organist in the Church Of
the Redeemer. Professor Shepard is
spending his vacation out Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Drummond of
WhaIley avenue are visiting friends in
Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Hattie and Luella Carter of 642
Chapel street are visiting relatives in
Columbus, NJ Y, after which they will
visit In Lftchfield Springs and New
Berlin, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Maier, Miss Mary
and Master William Maier Of Memphis
Tenn, are spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs Tiernan % Frank street.
Mrs. Alexander Mnuroe and sons,
William and Alexander. have returned
to their home in the Bronx after q
few weeks spent at the home Of Mr..
Dingwall OF Harrison street.
Elk Governor George p. Mclean re-
turned Tuesday from the Isle Of
Shoals, where he has been spending
several weeks. and expects to remain
for a time at his home in Si1nsbury.
Mr. George Schneider and wife Of
Brooklyn are visiting Mr.. Schneider's
mother on Diamond street.
Miss Justine Ingersoll has lost an
other valuable monkey recently. The
animal is one from the White City
collection, and it is believed that she
is hiding IN some of the trees in the
nelghborhood Of Miss Ingersoll's resi-
dence. All efforts SO far have failed
to reveal the whereabouts of the miss
ing simian.
Miss Susie Hyland is spending two
weeks vacation at Saratoga Springs.
Many New Haveners are enjoying the
gaiety Of Saratoga. At the United
States hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. James
English, Mrs. Benjamin r, English,
Mr. and Mrs. James e. English. DR..
waldo H. Minor, Edward o. soners
and Attorney j. Bidney Tuttte. At the
Grand Union are registered Mrs. Eliza
beth Kelsey and Miss Virginia Kelsey,
Rev John D. Kennedy, pastor Of St.
Joseph's r. G. Church Of Westville, Mr..
ana Mrs. James T. Moran, former SUI
perintendent Of Charities, Moritz Spier,
and family, and Miss Asher.
Miss Grace Oesterle of arrison ave-
nue., Branford, is entertaining Miss
FLORENCE Copp of Spencer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bishop of Hart
ford are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Haines OF Beach street.
DR.. G. A. Dorman has returned from
ST. Louis where he has been for the
last ten days During his sojourn there
he delivered by invitation series Of
lectures on Personal Purity to the
Y. NJ. G. A., and the United States
army men who are at the worlds fair.
Unclaimed letters advertised at the
West Haven postoffice: Bradley house,
Frank Galloway. James w. Lyons, Jo-
hanna q. Murray. Lollie Read, o. II.
White and Mrs. Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McDermott Of 102
Congress avenue, are receiving congrat-
tilations on the arrival of a little
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