The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
|ITEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known tn IhsH City,
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 New Haven people who have just ar rived at Saratoga are, Mrs. Henry Trowbridge. at United States hotel; MT. and Mrs. H. B. Rowe and Annie A. Mason, at Columbian hotel. President Hadley of Yale and 3 party of friends who wene out in an automo- bile Saturday night were obliged to re- turn home in trolley, as their machine broke down.
 Guy Livingston Fairbrother. who has been the guest of his sister. Mrs. I. A. Kelsey of West Haven, has gone to Saratoga Springs. N. Y, for a few weeks stay.
 The ladies section of the Turn Yerein has decided to abandon the Sunday meetings and to meet hereafter on the first Wednesday evening of each month ,so that the first meeting will take place on August 3. | MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mckay, of Main street, West Haven, are enter taining their cousins, Mrs. F. L. Mar tin, of Cincinnati, Ohio. After their visit with MT. and Mrs. Mckay they will go to Cape May for the remainder of the summer.
 The postponed annual picnic and an. niversary celebration of the Turn Ve- rein will be held in Montowese on Aug gust 14. During the day two members. Messrs. Charles B. Wirtz and Conrad Rabanus will be presented with diplo- mas, certifying to their membership in the society for twenty-five consecutive years.
 Joseph Donahue and family of Wa terbury. formerly of Branford. are spending short vacation at Sunset Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Winsted. Conn. are visiting their sister, Miss Florence Smith of Court street, West Haven
 The members of the Germania Bicy- lcle club are making extensive prepara. ltions to celebrate the anniversary of their organization on August 14. The feature of the day will be club run, the start to be made at 8 o'clock a. m. from headquarters. l Mrs. Whitman of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. L. Slaton, of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Samuel H. Kirby. the jeWeler, has ljust started a ne wcottage on Beach street, corner of Marion, at Silver Sands.
 Allen Clepham, who has been making a business trip to Honduras, and has been spending a few days with his cousin, Mrs. Felton Wood of West Ha- lven, has returned to his home in Wash Iington, D. c.
 | Dwight Kelsey of Center street, West Haven, is spending a ten days vaca- tion with friends in Springfield, Hart- ford and New York city. ! Mrs. William Keegan of Silver Sands is slowly recovering from her severe illness.
 \ Mrs. Valentine and daughter, Eliza beth, and Miss Kate Goodenough oi Chicago are the guests of Mrs. Frank I E. Milford of Indian Neck, l B. Louis Jacobs is the champion sail Tor on the beach at Silver Sands. with his fast sailing cutter the Colonel. Harry Barker of Branford has passed a successful examination for entrance Ito Storrs Agricultural college. He will leave. Branford early in September.
 P. w. Hine has been entertaining C. w. Treat the past week at his home in Silver aSnds.
 Dr. F. H. Drake of New York city and Mrs Drake spent Sunday with Dr IDrake's mother on Main street, Bran lford. The doctor returned to New York yesterday nlornin. Charles w. Hine is occupying the MacGilvray cottage at Silver Sands fol the season.
 Miss Susie Hutchinson, librarian al the Institute of Arts and Sciences Brooklyn, arrived at her old home or Hopson avenue yesterday to spend the month of August.
 | E. B. Jennings is occupying his new cottage on the East Beach, Silvel Sands.
 Mrs. Henry Averill of Montowes, street is entertaining her cousin, Mrs Charles F. Young of Providence. Mrs Young was formerly Miss Fannie Gardner.
 l Cornelius Conway has plans out for { new cottage at Silver Sands costing l $S,00S.
 3I Harry E. woodstock and his choil boys left Saturday noon for Irvington A telegram was received on Frida! from New York stating that the Do! | who was injured Thursday at the bal game had, in addition to losing hi teeth, broken his jaw.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Carpenter ant lson, Harry Carpenter, left yesterda. Imorning for Bangor, Me, to spend tn
 rest of the summer and fall with rela itives.
 I Misses Mabel and Alice Templeto1 land their grandmother, Mrs Temple
 ton, returned Friday to their home il
 Millerton, N. Y, after spending severa
 weeks with MT. and Mrs. Halsted, Q
 Howard avenue
 N Attorney George E. Beers, instructo .l in tha yn1a law SchnaI rafI1rY1pd vae