The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN.
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known Tn This City
IntercntIas Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

The many friends Of ]. e. Provost,
who for a number of years was in the
employ Of S. S. Adams, but for the last
two years in the employ of a Rutland,
VT, firm, win be pleased to hear that he
has returned to New Haven and will
take charge of Mr.. Adams fruit and
produce department at his State street
store.
Miss Mabel searIes of Seymour is Wis
iting her uncle, E. B. Davis of $40 Whit
ney avenue L..
Mrs. Matte Birge and her two daugh-
tiers of Lee, Mass, has been the guests
of Mrs "a. N. Rowe of $40 whitney ave
nue. for the past three weeks.
Mrs. N Sleeman has gone to the
Worlds fair for a month.
Miss Mollie Arnold, of WATERFOWL,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Edith Blake
slice, of Park street.
who has been visiting Miss Louise Ira
cy, or York square, left for New York
last week. She is the sister of Colonel
William Bowen, U, S. A, who was for
merly stationed here on recruiting duty.
Miss Tracy leaves this week for Pom
fret, this state, where she will be the
guest of Miss CASTOR, of Boston, who
has summer cottage there.
Harry b. Jepson, assistant professor
in the organ department of the Yale
School of Music. will sail for some to-
day on the Potsdam, of the Holland
American line. He has been abroad for
three months sE &s.-.
Miss Helen Ess and Miss Mary Gro
nan will leave Monday for vacation
N Z. 800 D' 80
Miss Edna B. Adams, of whitney
avenue is visiting friends in Chicago.
She will go to the St. Louis exposition
before her return in SeOtember.
DIR. Halbein, of st. Mary's hospital,
Brooklyn, is spending his vacation as
the guest of the Cronan family, of this
i ST. Johns Catholic club will give a
4 midsummer dance at Hoyt's pavilion,
Z, Cosey Beach, next Monday.
Miss Fannie Evans, of Oak Park, H.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Barnes, of
Lynwood place, is now the guest of
Mrs. 7. e. Norton at her cottage at
i Morris Cove.
/ Mrs. J. L. Killian and Mrs. H. L. No
& BILE, of Orange street, have returned
from visit with friends in NorWalk
and will leave soon for Newington, to
remain until September.
James r. Stevens, of Hartford, is
+ spending two weeks vacation as the
/ guest of his brother, Samuel A. Stevens,
E. S. Ender organist of Christ church,
is spending the summer among the hills
OF Burlington
Miss Emma Carroll, of Wallace street,
v
\ a few weeks.
! I Ralph p. York is in the Berkshire
/ Hills
Mrs John H Norman, of this city, have
returned from the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon ]. Fox In Water
town, having spent two ENJOYABLE weeks
\ there
P, HI Kerwin, manager of the Doug
las Shoe company is spending two
weeks at the Avoca hotel, Atlantic City,
Miss Josephine Cof1el will leave next
Monday for a vacation to be spent in
Miss Elizabeth 3. Clarke. an instruc-
Scranton, Pa, is enjoying vacation
with her aunt. Mrs. F. II. Booth. of
Whalley avenue. Miss Edna G. Booth
will accompany Miss Clarke when she
Miss Josephine Egan is entertaining
Miss Anna McFadden, of New York city,
III Miss i III Hattie tie E. Davis, 81 $50 George
street, is at Saratoga Springs for two
weeks, stopping at the United States
John w. Gordon, night watchman Of
the Garnble-Desmond company, has
started on a two weeks vacation trip
to Greenpofnt, i. J., where he will re-
cuperate on farm of one of his rela-
melons weighing one hundred and fifty
F. s. Mum, of Whalley avenue, has
\ gone to join Mrs Mum at Kent He
] will remain week.
/ Miss Jennie Childs. of Deerfield, Mass.
! is visiting here.
4 The vacation schools ended their
terms of six weeks Thursday, and yes
terday, according to the annual custom,
held informal receptions, at which the
work accomplished the past few weeks
\ was exhibited.
Mrs Mayerwhein and daughter Edith,
of Seymour, are visitinb Miss r. ]. By
ron, of 1873 York street, this week, and
. have been enjoying the surrounding
Ne. ana Mrs. j. q. stoughton and son
Kennth are spending a few days with
4 Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Sawyer at their
f. M M. Derby, student at the Yale
! Art school, who resides at 70 Whalley
avenue, has just returned from the
Berkshires. trip to Washington, D.
c., where the Corcoran Art gallery Is
located, was thoroughly enjoyed, and
other places of interest were also Wis
tied.
Miss Erna Macy, of Bath Beach, N,
/ " lis spending a week with Miss Myrtle
1 Agnew, of Beach street.
Miss Nellie Mooney, of Ba1ston, who
is now stopping at Saratoga, will visit
Mrs. William schoenberger next week,
after which, accompanied by Mrs.
4 Schoenberger, she will go to Atlantic
City and on to the ST. Louis exposition,
after which they will tour through the
William Schoenberger will meet them in
Chicago, and together they will make
the return trip.
Miss NJ. Virginia Hall, of West fla
A ven, Is spending a few days in New
Il York city.
/ Mrs. G. T. Birks and son Raymond, of
/ West Haven, have gone to Clairmont,
N. H, where they will spend two weeks
with relatives.
DR. Sweet and son Grover, of Howard
avenue, will visit California with the
knights Templar
Mr.. Hatfield, who has been with Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Benham at Woody Crest,
has returned to his home in New York
city.
Emanuel Schuse, general superinten-
dent of the Schoenberger stores, leaves
September 6 for st. Louis. <ts
Frank WesterveIt, of 70 Whalley ave-
nue. is in La Junta, Col, visiting his
SON Frederick Bishop. ADD III VII
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bishop, of Orchard
street, will visit California with the
knights Templar. ...=
Mrs S. T. Darling, Of 46 Park street
is in Block Island,
The annual reunion of the Coe fam
lily was held yesterday at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Coe in Durham
IA fine time was had.
Mrs Joseph Vendick and son, of Dali
las, Texas, is visiting with Mrs. Joseph
MEYERS, of West Haven 1852, i Z
Samuel Barnes, of the Howard avenue