The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
zrEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City, interesting Social Events Here and EInewhexe.

interesting Social Events Here and
 EIsewhere.
 Fl. IF. Todd, the manufactures at 2S2- 2s4 York street, will, with his wife, spend the month of August in Micni- gan
 Mrs. N. G. Osborn, with her daugh- fer. Miss Dorothy Osborn. and the two younger children, Gardner and katn- arine, left Saturday morning for Dan bury. N. H, for the remainder of the summer
 Miss Idliie Peterler, of George street, celebrated her sixteenth birthday sat urday. She was the recipient of sev- eral valuable presents, among them pe- ing a fine gold locket with eight small diamonds set on the face.
 Miss Eleanor Seymour, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. F. |. Seymour, of 52O Winthrop avenue, will leave about the middle of August with party of friends for an extended western trip, including California, Oregon, Salt Lake City and St. Louis.
 E. A. Leopold sailed for Halifax yes- terday on the Prince Arthur from New York. On the same steamer were Mrs, Mabel Swift and Miss Helen Woodruff. of Mt. Carmel.
 Miss B. M. Chatfeld and Mrs. c. H. Brown left yesterday for ten days trip to Bermuda.
 Miss Bessie Fogarty, of Ward street, is spending her summer vacation m Tyler City
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Tyler and Eleanor Tyler, of College street, are spending the summer season at Pine Orchard.
 Miss Lulu Kenny leaves to-day for a two weeks stay in New Britain and Hartford.
 F. A. Corbin and family are at Camp Barker, Rangeley Lakes, Me, for the summer.
 Miss Emily Dahlmeyer, Miss Minnie Beschel and Walter A. Lamb leave this morning for a two weeks stay in New Canaan. Much of their time will be spent in visiting places of interestnear New Canaan.
 Mrs. H. D. Monroe, of Washington, x D. C., was in the city Wednesday con- versing with Rev. J. l.. Sieber about the possibility of giving her "Reforma- tion'' play in New Haven during the coming winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Mara, of Chestnut street, are entertaining Miss Josephine Mara, a sister of MT. Mara; Miss Lena Harrigan, his cousin, and Misses Mary and Bessie Tighe, nieces, all of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice and son Ellsworth, of Trumbull street, have returned from a short stay at Rleck Island.
 Miss Jane Turner has returned from a vacation spent in northern New York state.
 Miss Clara Fleetwood and Miss Laura Fleetwood, of Trumbull street, are spending their vacation at Block Is- land
 These officers were elected at the sec ond annual reunion of the descendants of John Allen Coe: President, John AL len Coe, of Brooklyn, N. r; secretary, Isaac Coe, of Hartford; treasurer, Rol- lin c. Coe, of West Haven; directors, Mrs. J. 0. Coe, of West Haven, and Mrs. c. H. Coe, of Derby.
 Mrs. H. D. Monroe, of Washington, D. e., is the guest of Mrs, II. w. Elson at the home of Mrs. Elson's mother, Mrs. Ida Quinton, of Whitneyville.
 Mrs. Edward Greene, of Campbell avenue, West Haven, has returned from New York.
 Henry Farnam, who, has country home in Pennington, where he spends most of the year, is registered at the Hillhurst, Norfolk.
 Miss Emma Nevins will return to Monessen, Pa, this week with her sis ter, Miss Rose Nevins, who has been spending the past two weeks in town, and will remain there during her vaca- ton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn Smith will leave New Haven very soon to make their home in New York. During their residence here they have been popular members of the Country club and will be greatly missed.