The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known sn This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 A slow but steady improvement has been noted in the condition of Miss Olive Damn. of Orange street, the last few days. e--.
 James E. McGowan. of Chicago, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ellen Me- Gowan, of Grafton street.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Farren expect to spend their vacation in Morris with their daughter, Miss Abbie Farren, who is now visiting her aunt at Oyster Bay. L. L
 Miss Susan Farren is spending her vacation in Quincy, H., with her uncle, D. H. Osborn.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Woodruff, of Or Iange who will spend several weeks visiting friends in Michigan, will also visit the St. Louis exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. George Crane. of Will Hard street, Westville. have returned home after two weeks outing spent in Michigan. They report very pleas ant time.
 Miss Katherine Vincent, niece of Commissioner Nicholas Hayes, of New York city. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. James McGue, of the Arlington house; also Mrs. F. F. LaWler and Mrs. s. Co., hane.
 Tlf. n W Tobneton Iuifa and snr Wainwright arrived home on Monday night from ten days trip to Asbury Park, N. J. Dr. Pohnston attended the three days session of the New Jersey State Dental society. which was held July 1920.
 George F. Mathewson and E. Hart Geer, of Hartford, state fish and game commissioners, left Monday to attend the annual convention of fish and game commissioners which opened yesterday at Atlantic City.
 Thomas Reid, of the trustees of the Neighborhood Church of Christ of Stratford, who was anxious to oust their pastor, the Rev. Charles Seymour Bullock, has resigned and left the lchurch
 On Friday evening a whist was given lat the Highland house, Block Island, R. T.. in honor of the many New Ha- lven people at present staying at the Ihotel. The winners included Mrs. Ed lWard H. Lyman, of Fair View, West Haven; MT and Mrs. Thomas M Prem ltice, of Trumbull street, and Ellsworth Prentice. Other New Haveners pres lent included the Misses Clara and Lau- Ira Fleetwood, of Trumbull street, Mrs. Harriet s. Cramer and William B. Cra- Imer, of Dwight street
 Rev. Peter Cuny, son of Peter Cuny, Iof 245 Davenport avenue, will return to
 America to-day on the Teutonic after finishing his course of study in Italy. He was recently ordained and was a Iprotege of Bishop Tierney, of this dio- lcese, who sent him abroad to be educat- led for the priest hood.
 Mrs. Zil1a Rothschild, of 164 Olive lstreet, will to-day celebrate the nineti- ieth anniversary of her birthday by a ireeeption and dinner to her family and lfriends. Many out-of-town relatives
 arrived last evening and an informal reception was held last night. Mrs, IRothschild, who is the mother of Louis land Samuel Rothschild, of the firm of h. Rothschild & Brother, bears her ninety years lightly She is bright and lactive and in excellent health. The gathering to-day will be of unusual in. lterest and enjoyment, owing to the large number of relatives who will be Ipresent.
 Mrs. A. Clayton Benham and seven lyear-old daughter Evelyn, of 271 Bas- Isett street, accompanied by Mrs. Jared IBassett and Miss Dora Euerle, of Ham. lden, are spending the summer days lamong the Berkshires in Otis, Mass
 Miss Evelyn's many friends will be glat Ito learn that she Is conyalescing from her serious Illness.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Hartery, oi ,l lWestville, sail to-day for England
 They will sspend some time in visiting points of interest in both England ant
 Wales.
 Mrs. Frank Fessenden Dole is a
 Moosehead Lake, Maine, to remain til lSeptember 15. She went with MT. ant
 Mrs. J. F. Goodhart.
 Miss Alberto Downs, of Westville
 who has been spending her vacation
 East River, has returned home after {
 pleasant stay.
 !, William J. Smith and family, Q Westvilfe. have been spending their va Ication in Elizabeth, N. J.
 Mrs. w. H. Larkins and daughte
 Ciara., of Exchange street, are stoppinI
 at the Plainville camp ground for feH
 weeks.
 Miss Lauretta Babcock and Miss Juli iLanphier, of Branford, left yesterda for weeks trolley trip and will go a , liar as Boston.
 Miss Stella shannon, of Bishop street t Twill return Sunday from the Adiron , ldacks, accompanied by her. mother Mrs. James shannon, who has been l the mountains with her son since las z May. Miss shannon spent one mont : lwith them.
 Mrs. Richard Bradley, of Branford, :. Improving rapidly at Grace hospfta $ IShe is able to sit up daily, and Sunda t she walked out into the hall. She wi 2 be able to return to her home in shol f ltime.
 : William Warner, of Highwood, Nor ], day reached his thirty-first birthda. z land his friends arranged to surpris ,, Ihim with visit. They appeared : force at his home on Read street an : happily carried out their purpose. M