The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEAS OF INTEREST CONCERN ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd Othsr People Known Sn This City, Interesting Social Events Here and EIaeMhere.

EtaeWneres
 Samuel P. Thrasher, of this city, gave temperance lecture at the Bap- tist church, Bristol, Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. James c. Rowland, of Eld street, returned Sunday night from two weeks vacation spent at New Jersey, ocean Grove and Brooklyn.
 The Misses Julia Broderick. Jennie Broderick, Grace Hilaber, Kitty Cor man, Mae English and Marcella Eng fish have returned from months va cation spent at the Colonial Inn, Nor folH, Conn. .s..
 Miss Nellie Mokley has returned from two weeks spent at Madison.
 Miss Emma Fanslow, of 25 Barnett street, Westyille, is spending two weeks at the St. Louis exposition.
 Mrs. T. F. Callahan and daughter, Clare, have been spending the past few days with relatives in Bridgeport.
 At the Mount Washington Hotel, at Bethlehem, N. H., recently Miss Steph- anie English, of this city, and Mir. Ar thur Powell. of Boston, Mass, joined in celebrating their birthdays at dance given in the hotel parlors. All the young people were invited and the dance was one of the gayest of the sea- son. Mrs. E. H. English and Mrs. w.. A. Powell chaperoned.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Hirshberg, of the Mendel & Freedman millinery depart ment. are spending few weeks at As bury Park.
 Miss Anna Stainmers has gone to Providence to spend a few weeks.
 Mrs. Joseph P. Warner, of West Ha- ven, who has been camping at Wood mont has gone to Boston to spend a few days.
 Miss Anna Sullivan will leave We'd tuesday for a stay in Windsor Locks.
 Miss Nellie Maine returned yester- dey, having spent the last two weeks in Madison, Conn.
 Mir. Peter Barry, who sas spent the I past two and one-half years abroad, has returned to this country Six months of his sojourn was spent in Paris, the remainder in London.
 Miss Kathryn Knight, of 112t Rosette street, left Monday for q few weeks Ivisit with relatives in Brooklyn and New York.
 Letters from Miss Helen Emperor and Miss Katherine Nugent, who have \ visited the St. Louis exposition, tell of Itheir arrival in Chicago. Before arriv- I ing home they will visit Saratoga, Ni- lagara and Buffalo,
 Il A very successful fair was given by the children of the Owenoco house, In- ldian Neck, on the house lawn Saturday Iafternoon for the benert of the Sum shine society, and the neat little sum ot lthirty-four dollars was cleared. Every year the children of the Owenego give work for some charitable object during the ir stay at the sea. ..@ 4 Misses Della Carrigan and Mae Hughes have just returned from 8 pheasant vacation spent in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. Mautte, of 118 Dixwel lavenue and their daughters, the Misses Ella Pauline, Annie, Elfrida and Gla. ldys, enjoyed delightful visit with Louis J. Mautte of Utica; also with l Frederick J. Oggsen, of Buffalo, broth. CT of Mrs. Mautte, at Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. Belle Whitney, of Meriden, is visiting friends in this city.
 Il Mrs. John Fuller, of 369 Orchard lstreet, held family reunion Saturday Her children are all grown and have families. A trip to Savin Rock wa: much enjoyed by the family. Among them were: Mrs. John Fuller of New Haven, Mrs. Charles Fuller of Wash lington, D C., Mrs. Lizzie Ward O Washington, D. C., Mrs. Edna Fuller O New Haven, Mrs. Ella Dixon, Mrs John Plato, Walter Dixon, James Pla to, Emma Plato, Maggie Dixon, Fret Fuller, Garrison Fuller, Theresa Fullei land five others whose names we failed to secure.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Welch ant children, of this city, are guests of Mrs A. s. and H. Burchard Redfield. X Miss Agnes Reynolds, of Hartford who has been the guest of Miss Nel lie Burke, of 22S Columbus avenue, 10 the past few weeks, has returned home
 Miss Ellen Ives has returned from three months visit to Ireland.
 Thomas Delaney has returned iron an extended visit in Woodbury.
 Mrs. Robert L. Smithley, of West field, N. J., is visiting her parents, Mi and Mrs. A. J. Thompson, of Campbell avenue, West Haven. She will spend week with them.
 Miss Genie Rowan. of is Gill street lhas returned from a pleasant wee spent at Atlantic City.
 Miss Arta Ross, of 47 Avon street has returned after four weeks vaca tion in Syracuse and Oneida, N. Y. Miss Margaret Golden has returne from a two weeks visit in Baltimor and Washington, D, c. t
 Miss Beda Peterson, of p Green street, and Miss Stella Jacobson, c Brooklyn, after an outing at Cose Beach, Bridgeport and Branford, hay , returned home. , The first of the Halloween dances t be announced is the private dance c ] thetJ. T. Assembly, to be given in New . mans dancing academy Monday even ling, October 31. Miller's orchestra wi play for dancing.
 MT. Kavin Keegan started Monda 1 morning for vacation trip. First h will go to Boston, then by boat to Ol IOrchard, Maine, where he will spend LT LLL. H..s-