The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Asd Other People Known sn This city-
 IntercStIng Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 H. P. Warren and c. c. spalding of Church street have returned from a trip to the great lakes. A home party at Jackson, Mich, and old friends visit ed in Detroit were a few of the pleas ures enjoyed.
 Miss SiegeI of Hine Place is spending the month of August in Cheshire among the Berkshire hills. Mrs. Mathews, of Hamilton & O., and her daughter May are at Block Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Munson of West vile are attending the G. A. R. en- component in Boston this week, MT. Munson belonged to the Second heavy artillery of Connecticut and is now postmaster iii Westville.
 Announcement is made of the engage lment and approaching wedding of Miss Mabel Bohn of Fillmore street to Will lia Doebele of Auburn street. .s..,.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Brown of Orange were prevented by the illness of their father, Comrade Whitaker. from going to Boston. Comrade Whitaker has been remarkable for his age, but is now confined to his bed, and may pass away any time.
 Horace B. Webster and wife enter tained a party of friends at dinner at IWoodmont Monday evening. Among those present were Mrs. Stiles of New York. Miss Medora Beardsley, Mir and Mrs. Beach of New Haven, Miss Grace Miles of Milford, George A. Crowell and Stanley Beardsley.
 Mrs. Lathrop and Miss Bessie Lathrop Iof Bishop street are spending several Iweeks in the Catskill mountains
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Linskey of S45 Cedar street are visiting for two weeks 1 in Stockbridge, Mass.
 Miss Ada M. Hopkins of AS Edwards lstreet and Miss Anne and Miss Eliza- beth Danhauser of Wooster street are Ispending two weeks vacation at As lbury Park, N. J.
 Among the jolly parties with Admiral Foote post to Boston was the one head led by James H. Church and wife of Sherman avenue. With them were MT. land Mrs. Walter Church of fl Beers Estreet, Mrs. William Hubbard of 73 Asy- Hum street, Miss Grace Sturgis of 69 Henry street. Mir. and Mrs. George "A. Tucker of 2S Edgewood avenue, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Curtiss of 260 Sherman ave lnue, John s. Osborn and wife of 71 Dickerman street and John H. Osgood of Bristol street, and M. L. Church of I173 Division street
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley of Win throp avenue and Mr. Schroeder, the coal dealer, and Mrs. Schroeder left for Madison on Monday to spend several weeks.
 F. M. Ryder leaves for a moose hunt in Nova Scotia. He will be absent for three weeks at Camp Totem on the bor- lders of Maine, with A C. Henderson of New York. Mir Ryder has taken his vachtions there for the past twelve years.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Jennings of South Norwalk are visiting MT. and Mrs, Werts of IS. Bishop street.
 Mrs. c. M. Church and daughter, Miss Sadie of Waterbury, are the guests of MT. and Mrs Ward Church of 86S Eln, lstreet.
 Comrade ID. U. 0akes arrived here on Monday from Harshew, Ariz., and was warmly welcomed by his comrades ot I Admiral Foote post. He retains his membership, and came east, stopping flor his post in New Haven and visiting his nephew, Harry TerriIl, of Prince & Whiteley's.
 Miss Josephine Schmidt has returned from a two weeks visit at Sheffield Mass.
 Daniel Ford of 76S Whalley avenue ihas has as guests the past two weeks Major and Mrs. M. A Bronson of Los Angeles, Cal The major and his wife Ewent to New London Monday and from Ithere will go on to Boston for this weeks G. A. R. ceremonies. I MT. and Mrs. Virgil McNeil and sor #Ihave left for Boston. They will stop al lCopeley square.
 Charles T. Levere of Oriental Park EPier has gone to Boston to attend the EG. A. R. eneampment.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Warren of Beers flstreet went to Boston Monday for G. A R. week and will visit with Mrs B EStedman at 45 Hemingway street.
 Harold Cosgrove of Hartford spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Cosgrove iof Washington avenue. I Captain and Mrs John Brewer, w. G ETerrill of New Haven, the Misses Mary land Helen Shanahan of 165 Dixwell ave. Inue are i'll Boston attending the G. A R. exercises. E
 Louis Knoth has returned to his home land professional duties alter enjoying a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. J. Bernstein, who has been crit. tIically i'll at her home in West Haven, i: Improving. MT. and Mrs. Frederick w. Hooper ot Union avenue are in Boston, Mass, at. Itending the c. A R. encampment T Mrs. G. s. Hickory of 198 Edgewoot Iavenue left town Monday for a visi
 with friends in Burlington, Conn. ] MT. and Mrs. John Brown and theil
 daughter, of 70 Smith street, who hav' Ibeen visiting friends at Great Barring ton, Mass, have returned home. They Ewere away about two weeks.