The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd other People Known sn This City, InterCsfIag Social EVsEts Here and Elsewhere.

building. St. Louis. August 20 to 2S, were as follows: L. T. Snow, Mrs. CorneIia U. Smith. Mrs. Fred. F. Clark, Gertrude E. Abell, William H. Read and wife, Eleanor NJ. o'Keefe, E. M. Slocombe, Anna E. Heneig, Henry M. Osborn, Mrs. D. V. Cullen George B. Mix and wife, Edna NJ. Marvin, G. ". McAllister and wife, Bertha c. Schmidt, also Edwin H. Pardee and wife of North Haven. ..... .-...
 Adolph Walter, the merchant tailor of 66 Bishop street. and his daughters, Lillie and Nettie Walter, have been en- toying a vacation trip in the catskill mountains, but will probably return home to-day. !
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Hausmann and family, who have spent the sum mer in their cottage at Cosey Beach will return this week to their residence on Beacon avenue.
 George Burt of 54 Bishop street has in his garden a sunfower which has nine large blossoms, and which has at tained the height by measurement of thirteen feet, two inches. MT. Burt found two plants growing in his ash pile last spring and transplanted them. The other plant only measures five feet.
 Dr. William w. McLane, D. D., pas tor of Plymouth church, and family, who have been spending the summer in Vermont are expected to return home in few days
 Mrs, Manning and son, of Taladego, Alabama, are expected at Sans Souei this week.
 Dr. T. C. Parsons has returned to this city after a pleasant vacation spent in Maine.
 Miss Olga Monson, who has been at her summer home in Pennington since early in the spring left this week for a stay at Atlantic City.
 Mir and Mrs. Seymour c. Loonis have gone to the Adirondacks for a few weeks.
 MT. A. J. Beecher has returned from a stay at Ocean Grove, N. J.
 The Misses Griffing, who formerly made their home in this city, have been spending the past ten days at the York wall, leaving there for Broad Loaf Inn at Middebury, Vt
 MT. Rudolph Steinert and family, who are now in Beverly, Mass, will go to the Thousand Islands and will also spend while at the Fabyan house in the White mountains before returning home.
 E. G. Buckland of the Consolidated road has taken the house on Prospect street formerly occupied by Professor Henry Shaler Williams.
 pr. John P. Cushing, headmaster Of the New Haven High school, and Mrs. Cushing, have returned from two months trip to Europe.
 George Grant McCurday of the Yale faculty will be the Connecticut mem Der of the national committee for the preservation os the ruins of American antiquity. This committee will hold session in St. Louis during the week of the international congress of arts and sciences. MT. MacCurdy is also men- Der of the international jury of awards for the department of anthropology, universal exposition at St. Louis.
 Edgar s. Munson, Yale 1904, of Will Transport, Penn, has been in town a few days last week.
 At Heloise cottage are H. w. Kelsey. M T. Ives, c. F. Ives of Middletown. and Mrs. E. R. Troon of Meriden.
 Miss Florence Trueman of Crown street, is visiting her sister at Chester town, N. Y, where she has house and studio. Miss Trueman will return tc the city early in September.
 Mrs. William S Kingsley will go to J AKeSr,r Iar, lf ,scs week, where she will be the guest of Professor Farnam and family
 delightful "Marshmallow Roast was given at Mrs. Luceys cottage at Cosey Beach, Friday night, and was one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
 Professor ana Mrs. F. w. Williams are spending q few days at Grove Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kohrer of 222 Mansfield street, this city, celebrated on Saturday at their home at Pond Point, Milford, the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage About fifty invited guests enjoyed their hosts hospitality. During the day MT. Kohrer made trips several miles out into the sound in his naphtha launch, taking with him par ties from his guests. MT. and Mrs. Kohrer were tn erecipients of many beautiful presents from their guests in honor of the occasion. Mir Kohrer is a we'll known contractor at the Win chester armory in this city.
 Mrs. Willoughby, wife of William W-illoughby, who has cfargeof the odds and ends department in Howe & SteG- son's store, will return to her home on State street to-morroW. Mrs. Willougll- by underwent serious operation in the New Haven hospital two weeks ago, which has been very successful.
 Patrick Dillon, superintendent of The Scovill Manufacturing company of Wa terbury, is stopping at Curnen's Grove hotel at Savin Rock. Mrs. Dillon has been there three weeks with her daugh- ter, Miss Kitty Dillon, and will remain the rest of the season, MT. Dillon com ing every Saturday and staying over Sunday.
 Miss Marian W. Mossman of New Haven, Vassar 1901 is entertaining at Madison her cousin, Miss Elsie M. Hill, Vassar 1906. Mrs. Mary Mossman Hill, wife of Congressman Hill of Norwalk, Conn, has recently visited her cousin, Rev. w. D. Mossman of New Haven, now on his vacation at his Madison summer home. s