The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-12

Elsewhere.
Miss Reita Mcguire and her sister,
Kathleen Mcguire. Of South Brooklyn,
N. r. are spending a two weeks vaca-
tion with Mrs. Brill, NO 127 Campbell
avenue, West Haven. Miss Reita Ma
guire is a society belle of South Brook
Ign. N. Y.
A. 3. Rowland. OF the well known
firm of F. C. & A. E. Rowland. manu-
facturers Of engines and other machine
cry on Chapel street, corner of Wallace
street, is again quite i'll with nervous
prostration at his home, 81 Olive street,
near Chapel street. Mr.. Rowland re-
turned from a stay Of six weeks at the
hospital greatly improved, but is now
again quite Frustrated. The large cir
Gle Of friends Of this prominent towns
man and business man win be pleas
ed to hear that the symptoms are IA
vorable for a change for the better and
for gradual but certain Improvement.
Mrs. Fred. Cheever of 26 Bishop
street left last week for q visit Of a
month with her sister. Mr.. Cheeyer,
who is superintendent of the Smith
needle factory on Union street. will
join her in August and they will visit
the st. Louis exposition, returning by
way of Niagara Falls September /.
Mrs. Merrells and family Of Pearl
street are spending this month at Clin-
ton.
Mrs. Ezra Merriam of Bishop street
is slowly recovering from a severe at
tack Of appendicitis. Her son, Jack
Merriam, who is an electrical superin-
tendent in Schenectady. was here last
week several days, and will return to
visit his parents In a couple of weeks
for day or two. Mrs. Merriam is un-
der the care Of DR.. Henze Of Bishop
street.
Professor r. w. Williams and family
Of New Haven have arrived at their
summer residence on Highield road to
spend several months.
Mrs. E. A. Pierpont and Miss Ruth
Pierpont Of Waterbury are spending
the summer at Colonial Inn, Wood
mont.
Mrs. James r. Holden, her son Will
liam G. Holden of the Yale Law school,
land his friend James G. Gillern, left
Bristol Sunday for Wells, n. u, where
they will spend two weeks
Mr.. James w. Seeley has been reen-
gagged as musical director in the West
Side Y. M. C. A., New York city. This
win be Mr.. Seeley's fourth season in
that capacity. Mr.. Seeley still contin-
ues teaching both in New York and in
New Haven, although later in the sea-
son he will leave for vacation.
Among the wen known athletes here
who were at the East Mortified, Mass,
students conference last week We're
Fred. Peck, champion boxer at Cornell,
Tim Hogan. captain of the Yale foot
ball team, w. Stewart, captain Of the
McGill college track team, and Bow
man, captain of the Yale baseball team,
and chairman Of the athletic committee
Of the conference, as well as many
others.
Prominent among the social happen-
ings Of the week will be the hop to.
be given at Lighthouse Point pavilion
tonight by Russell Council auxiliary,
K. of G. Music for dancing Will be.
supplied by MiIler's orchestra.
Professor and Mrs. Herbert r. Smith
have gone to the St Louis exposition.
The Rev. s.. H. Bray of Saugatuck
exchanged pulpits Sunday morning
with the Rev. Lewis K. Moore, pas
tor of the Norwalk Methodist church.
Mr.. Bray is a former pastor Of the
Humphrey street church in this city.
Mrs. George Phelps of this city is to
spend the week with her aunt, Mrs.
David Booth. at Longrneadow.
The next race will be sailed over the
Milford Yacht clubs course Saturday
afternoon, July %. This course lays SO
that the whole race can be seen from
the shore and will be watched by many
who cannot 60 out to follow the racers
lila other boats.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin r. English
and Prof. Eugene L Richards Of this
city were among those who sent con-
gratulations to Judge Parker upon his
nomination by the democratic party.
Mr.. English is an ardent adnirer Of
the judge.
Arthur Mcnamara, of 919 Greene
street, will VISIT friends in Boston dur
ing his vacation.
Dr.. Edward F. Crofutt of the class
of 1904 of the Yale Medical school, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. George Pattee.
la Bethel. After a short vacation he
will enter the New York City hospital.
He was one of nine, out of 100 students,
who successfully passed the exanlina-
.tions necessary to enter the institution
as physician. Dr.. Crofutt is a Bethel
boy and q graduate of the high school
in that place.
Mrs. Stinson and Miss Inez Stfnson,
of Toronto, Canada, have arrived in
New Haven with the object of resum-
ing her vocal studies with her former.
teacher, M. Louis Sajous. They will
remain during the summer and fall.
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