The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE


 And Other People Known in This City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Arthur H. Day. of Kimberly. Root & Day, is away on a visit to the St. Louis exposition.
 Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury will leave early in the summer for a two months trip to Europe. Mrs. Salisbury will go with party of twelve from New York. Thomas D. Simpson. formerly of F Cassius street. this city. and assistant general foreman of the railroad shops, has been appointed to succeed John P. Young as general foreman of the shop at Readville, Mass. who resigned.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan left on Tuesday for a ten days visit to the exposition at St. Louis.
 Miss Christine Hampstead of Dwight street will spend the summer in Chica- go the guest of her finances people, leaving here early in June
 Dr. William C. Welch of A College street has returned from Sheffield, Mass. and other places in the Berk- shires, having recuperated during his absence of two weeks
 Miss Mitchell of Edgewood is the guest of friends in Rye, N. Y.
 Mrs. Hugo Weise and her daughters, Elsie L. and Lillian G. Weise of 426 r. rope. where they will spend three months.
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Whitney, who are spending the week at the fair in St. Louis are stopping at the Washington. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker are also guests at the same hotel.
 The Rev. A. w. Stein of Morristown, N. J., preached at Battell chapel yester- day morning
 The two younger children of Donald c. Mitchell, jr., of Philadelphia, are visiting their grandfather, Donald G. Mitchell of Edgewood.
 William Collier, we'll known motor man, is spending a vacation at Atlantic City.
 Dwight Preston Atwood, the man whose suits against administrators of estates all over the state has caused so much comment, visited this city Satur- day
 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sheath of Colum- bia. Pa., are visiting their sons, Pro- lessor B. Hershey Sheath and Rev. I. N. Sheath. Henry S. Dawson, who is to be or dafned as an Episcopal clergyman in June. has been in town, the guest of his parents in Dwight street.
 On Wednesday evening, June 1, George s. Fowler and Frank E. Bollnan will give a subscription dance tthe Country club.
 Letters have been received from Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, who, with her daughter, Miss Mabel Robertson, re- gently sailed for Europe The voyage proved a delightful one, and both ar rived in Paris in splendid health A stop was made at Boulogne for a few days They are now the guests for a few days of Mrs. Stone in Paris, a friend of Mrs. Robertson's, and for years prominent member of the American colony there.
 According to their usual custom Mrs. | will spend the summer abroad. They will sail some time next month.
 George Westinghouse and family of Pittsburg arrived here Saturday in their private Pullman car, Glen Eyre, on their way to their summer home at Pittsfeld, Mass
 Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin has sent out cards for an lat home" next Wednes- day afternoon.
 Governor Chamberlain left Saturday on Canadian fishing trip with Meri- dent partN Francis Stevenson, super intendent of the capitol, was a member. It is expected that they will stay away ten days.
 Mrs. F. E. Salisbury of 237 Church street has gone to Lyme, Conn.,, for an extended stay.
 Morris r. Tyler and family are in Woodbridge.
 Announcement is made of the com ing wedding of Henry S. Dawson -of this city and Miss Florence L. Spaeth of Newark, N. J., which will take place at Grace church in Newark at II o'clock Saturday morning, June 4.
 Professor and Mrs. Eugene L. Rich ards have been entertaining their son, Dr. William M. Richards of New York, at their summer home in Woodbridge. Their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Rich ards. is also at home now.
 Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice, who is home from visit in Rye, N. Y, will entertain few friends at cards Thurs day afternoon. The affair will be small and entirely informal
 Mrs. Hermance of Edwards street has issued cards for an lat home'' on Wednesday, afternoon.
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