The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

 Asd Other People Known 5n This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhers.
 Miss Elizabeth Coogan and Miss Har- riet Hale, of Hartford, are spending two weeks at the o'Connell House, Savin Rock. s..-
 Miss Pauline Ginsto of Hoboken, N. J., is the guest or her aunt at the Springfield cottage at savin Rock.
 Arthur Crosse and wife of Boston, Mass. are visiting MT. Grosso's mother at her home at 714 State street. Mir. Crosse is an old New Haven boy and has hosts of friends in this city will be very glad to see him again. He left this city a few years ago to accept g. responsible position with large con- cern in Boston and since that time he has been steadily advanced until now he has entire charge of one of the larg- est departments of the concern.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Welch of 792 Chapel street left yesterday for Boston to visit their daughter, Mrs. Walter Brown of that city, and to attend the national encampment of the G. A. R. They will visit relatives in Brockton and Brookville, Mass. and will return Thursday or Friday.
 Mrs. Blumenthal and daughter of Hartford are visiting Mrs. James Lee of Kimberly avenue. Miss Carrie Jarvis of 12S9 Chapel street is spending a week in Elberton. N. J.
 Misses Emma Hein and Mae Zernitz left yesterday for a weeks vacation to be spent at Asbury Park, N. J.
 F. D. McThane of this city Is register ed at the Mount Pleasant house at Bret ton Woods in the White mountains.
 Miss Annie Fleming has returned from vacation spent in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Professor and Mrs F. F. Browning of Edge Hill road have gone to Ocean Grove, N. j., for the remainder of the season.
 Professor A. B. Woodford of Hopkins Grammar school is spending the sum mer at the Highland Park hotel, Win sted, Conn.
 Seth H. Moseley is improving, but is still confined to his room at his home, 36 Wall street.
 The Ariel Social club will have a mock trial this evening. Thomas Cam pion will be the prisoner charged with selling his copyright on the song Jane, Plain Jane." which he recently com posed.
 Walter Camp is exjoying the expo sition at St Louis. He is a guest at the Monticello, one of the leading hotels of St. Louis.
 Special interest attaches to a new march and two step called The White City" which has just been published. The composer is Frank Jordan of New Haven, whose friends are thoroughly pleased with it's excellence.
 T. Omita, H. Mayesawa, both Japan \ ese students in the university are visit ing the exposition.
 Misses Mae Flanagan, Rose and Ger trude Farrell, left yesterday morning for two weeks vacation to be spent in Morris
 Miss Jennie L. Jenkins is enjoying a trip to the Worlds fair at St. Louis. She is registered at the Epworth house.
 Miss F'rieda Ffchtl has returned from several weeks stay in New York
 The cottage at Savin Rock owned by Harry J. Read, the lately resigned or ganist and choirmaster of Trinity church, has been purchased by Joseph F. Draper of the Insurance building. MT. Draper's family will go down to the shore next week for the remainder of the summer MT. Read, with his moth CT, Mrs. Elizabeth Read, sails next Tuesday for London, where they will re- side in the future.
 John w. Wetzel, instructor in elocu- ton in the Yale law school, has gone to Illinois, where he will fill several Chau- tauqua, engagements. He will visit the Worlds fair before returning about the first of September.
 George A. Maycock, of the firm of { Lewis 6 Maycock, who has been laid up several days with an injured leg, is now out of bed and it will be but few days before he is able to go out of the house and attend to his business.
 MT. and Mrs. John Barnes of Hallock street are in Boston, where they will enjoy the c. A R. encampment week and visit friends in Boston and Cam bridge.
 Misses Katherine Murphy and Nina I. williams leave to-day for vacation to be spent in Jeerson. Mass. w. N. Thompson is spending few weeks in the White mountains
 Among the prominent people stopping at the Hotel Sea View, Savin Rock, are MT and Mrs. Arthur Savard of Water bury. Fred $. Turgeon and the Misses Rebecca and Delima Turgeon of Water vile, Conn.
 Edward F. Baldwin of Whalley ave- nre is in Springfield, Mass, enjoying a vacation.
 Miss May Collins of this city is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Thompson at Washington Hill.
 MT. and Mrs Clark and daughter of New Britain have been guests of Charles Harrison of Harrison street for a fe wdays.
 MT. and Mrs. Serene Hopkins are the puests of MT. and Mrs. Seth Bassett of Watertown.
 Mr. and Mrs George Crane of Willard street are enjoying the delights of Sar- atoga.