The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This city
interesting social Event. Here and
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Interesting Soeiai Efehts heEe anu
Elsewhere.
Mr.. c. W. Clark of whalley avenue,
who is in business in Chicago, is home
from the west on a summer recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton j. Eichmann and
daughter, Of 81 Orchard street, sailed
Saturday on the Patricia for Europe.
They Will spend the summer in Germa-
ny and Switzerland.
Miss Clara ortman, Of Park street,
will sail Wednesday, July 20, for Eu-
rope, where she will spend the summer.
Samuel stovin will sail for Europe
Tuesday, July II, on the Kaiser VIII
helm II. He will go to London, Vienna
and Paris.
Miss Elizabeth Dunlop of Mt. Pleas
ant street, and Miss Bessie Wayne Of
249 Elm street, Meriden, are stopping
with friends at Savin Rock.
Mr.. James f, Mulvey, who is att
tached to the British embassy at WASH
ington, is visiting relatives and friends
in New Haven.
Miss Belle Parkhurst, Of West Chapel
street, left yesterday for Madison,
where she is the guest of Miss Bernice
Rockwell for month.
Mr.. Charles watson, of Portsea
street, will leave this week for trip to
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Bishop, of York
street, leave this week for Mantle,
where they viii spend the summer
Master Ronald Mustarde. of "a Crown
street. has gone to spend a week in
West Hartford
E. H. Ellis, of Hartford, spent the
Fourth in this city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Connolly, Of High
street, New Britain, have returned
home after several days sojourn at
Savin Rock.
The Broomstick club, consisting of
William Mclaughlin, Edward Morris
sey, Charles Schnelle, Thomas Murray
and James Kelley, is camping at john
sons Point
e. w. Voorhees, has recently allied
himself with the Equitable Life Assur-
ai1ce Society of the United States, of
fees ga Exchange building.
William Leishman, for many years a
resident of New Haven and a popular
member Of the old Rover Bicycle club,
is making short visit with his mother
at 256 Hilton avenue. Mr.. Leishman
with his wife and boy arrived yesterday
morning from Terminal, CAL, where he
is engaged in the lumber business. He
will be pleased to see any Of his old
friends at the above address.
James Munro of Montreal, Quebec is
being entertained by his old time friend
Robert Fininster of 107 Hazel street,
this city. The shore resorts have prov
ed exceptionally attractive to Mr.. Mum
70 and he speaks Of them in the highest
terms, saying that they surpass any
thing he has seen in Canada in every
way.
Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes was the
first of the Yale executive officials to
take his vacation. With Mrs. Stokes
the Yale secretary left yesterday aft
ernoon for the Adirondaeks Both Mr..
and Mrs Stokes parents have camps
on Upper st. Regis lake, where they
will remain until August Is, when they
will return to this city.
President Arthur T. Hadley will re-
main here until August 10 when he
will take vacation.
Professor Morris F. Tyler, treasurer
of the university, will be at his office
the greater part of the time during the
summer. He goes daily to his summer
home in woodbridge.
-Four young women arrived in New
Haven Tuesday from Bridgeport on the
trolley. They left New York the day
Before and will go to Boston travelling
as much as possible on the electric
! roads. They visited the Yale campus,
the East and West shore resorts and
East Rock. The party consisted of
the Misses Kate A. Breslin, Margaret
Sawter, Nellie and Ida Gerety.
IN Wallingford yesterday morning at
. 1880 Herbert Patterson and Miss Emma
Bercier were married by the Rev. Fa-
ther Tierney. The wedding was attend
ed by few friends only. The aequain-
tances of the young people had plan
ned great send-off for them but they
escaped by getting married early. They
came to New Haven and left for Bos-
ton on an afternoon train and thus
fooled the rice throwers.
Frank A. Raymond, who was for
many years with Sargent and compa>
ny, has become the cashier Of the Star
in New Haven line.
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