The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-20
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 Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Miss Antoinette Brett, Of the Yale School of Music, who rendered her piano selections so beautifully at the recent concert of the school in Wool sey hall, will continue her season with her numerous pupils until August 1. after which she expects to spend month or more in the White Noun tains and will begin the fall season on September 1.
 NJ. Sonnenberg, proprietor of the mu- sic store on Chapel street, and Mrs. Sonnenberg, who have rooms in the New Haven house, removed last week to Tierney's hotel at Savin Rock, where they were joined by their son, Louis Sonnenberg, of New York. and they twill spend the summer season together.
 Ernest Schurig. Yale '95, son of MT. and Mrs. Schurig. of 26 Bishop street, who has been in the employ of the gov ernment since his graduation as civil engineer at Washington, D. C., and other places, has now been appointed as superintendent of construction of public buildings, and began his duties month ago at Logansport, Indiana, where the government is building a new court house.
 Emanuel Fleischner. son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fleischner, of 50 Bishop street, who will graduate this year from the Yale Medical school and who is physician in the New Haven hospital, will remain with the hospital for the next year, after which he will study abroad for year or more before com tinuing his practice in this country
 The French club, which is composed of members of the United church, was entertained by one of the members of the club at her home in Mount Carmel on Saturday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Edgar Pitot of New Orleans, is the guest of her sons, Daniel and George Pitot, at their home, 317 Orchard street.
 Mrs. c. J. Smith and son Joseph and Mrs. James White and daughter Julia, of James street, have gone to Atlantic City for two weeks.
 l Professor H. A. Bumstead and family have gone to Europe.
 l Samuel Campbell and a party of four in Rambler touring ear made very good run to New York Friday. They covered the distance in three hours and a quarter, elapsed time.
 Henry C. Rowe and his son, H. Cor don Rowe, have gone to their shore residence at Pine Orchard for the sea- lson. Dr. Stuart Rowe, of the Lowell district, and Mrs. Rowe will also re- lside at the Rowe cottage for the pres lent.
 The Bennett club of Bushnell hall, ac- icompanied by Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, will go to East Northfield, Mass, to camp. during the students conference for two weeks in July.
 Masters Gordon Irvine and Nick Hu- lbinger are home from the Foster school lat Cornwall.
 Plans have been completed by pr. Louis M. Gompertz, of 235 York street through which he will temporarily abandon his practice in this city to go abroad for a course of study on stomach diseases, it being his intention to here lafter make this branch a speciality According to his present plans Dr, Gompertz will leave for Berlin next August to enter the university of thai lefty, where he will study under Pro lessor Ewald, the renowned specialist After an absence of about a year Dr, Gompertz will return to New Haven and resume his practice, devoting him self to his new branch. pr. Gompertz is a graduate of Yale, class of '96 hay. ing done his hospital work in New Yorl city.
 E. H. McHenry, who recently resign ed as Canadian Pacific's chief engineer has been elected fourth president of the New Haven. It is understood he will devote himself especially to the problem of identification of the New Haven system where electricity can be
 economically applied.
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