The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NER HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd other People Known sn ThiH City Interesting Social EvsstH Here and Elsewhere.
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Back from a six weeks trip to Flu rope, Joseph G. Maynard yesterday re- turned to his desk in the controllers office in the city hall, having returned on the steamer Cimrie. by way of Bos- ton. MT. Maynard reports most de- Iiehtful vacation, and has improved greatly in health. Al basket picnic will be held to-day by Mason Rogers post, Branford, at the home of Mrs. Leayenworth of Ad- nniral Foote corps in Westville. The la dies will leave here on the SIS o'clock caf.
 Warren Smith of San Francisco IS the guest of his mother, Mrs. Loreny smith of West Main street. Branford. Mrs. Sophie Vordenbaum, mother of Christian Vordenbaum, the cigar maker of 1855 Winchester avenue, is seriously ilA
 Mrs. Edward Barker of Colorado is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Bacon. in Clinton. Mrs. Barker was formerly Miss Anna Charlton, who used to summer here.
 Wendell Weisgerber yesterday morn
  spend his vacation of a weeks duration. Messrs. Joseph Lyons and William Maguire returned Friday from their three weeks trip, during which they visited the St. Louis fair, Cincinnati, Chicago Buffalo and Baltimore.
 Dennis A. Tucker, a member of Ad- nliraI Foote post, who desides in Mon- towese is very i'll with Bright's disease. Simon Peter Wallerson member of Admiral F'oote post, who resides on Lawrence street is also reported to be very sick.
 Mrs. Jane Bush Buck of Madison, Conn. announces the engagement of her daughted, Lucia Beatrice, to MT. Arthur Fiske Champion. They are to be married at Boston October IS. The young couple will reside in Hartford. Miss Buck has many friends in New Haven, where she has visited for years. Miss Rebecca Harris of Washington avenue has returned from an enjoy able trip to Northampton, where she celebrated her birthday.
 Captain and Mrs. Jared Griffing and niece of Ward street, left yesterday for visits in Baltimore, Washington, Rich mond and Norfolk.
 Weston Ferris, chaplain of Admiral Foote post, has suffered a relapse and is quite i'll again.
 Mrs. Lloyd Kitchel, of New York, is spending the month with her father, E. $. Wheeler of St. Roman street.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Roberts and daughter, Miss Harriet E., of T Admir- al street have returned from a delight ful three weeks trip to the St. Louis exposition.
 Ex-Governor M. G. Bulkeley and Mrs. Bulkeley will leave to-day for visit to the St Louis exposition.
 A. Kendrick of S16 savin avenue, West Haven, left for the St. Louis fair on Saturday.
 Frank Crockett of 1,270 Dixwell ave snue left Friday for the St. Louis fair. Members of the Country club and particularly lovers of golf are greatly interested in the big open golf tourna- ment for women now being planned for the last week in this month by some of the most enthusiastic home players. There will be entries from all over the country.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, who were the guests of their cousins, MT. and Mrs Alex. Smith, have returned to their home in East Haven.
 Dr. IL. Manouver, professor in the Tcele d'Anthropologe has just conclud- ed a visit to Yale university, where he spent some time in study in the Pea body museum, being especially inter- ested in the anthropological laboratory. He expects to sail for France this week. Messrs. Hobart Blakeslee, Isaac Clin- ion. D. U. Clinton, zerah Blakeslee, Q. $ Todd and George Blakeslee attended the Danbury fair.
 Many friends will regret to hear that George Hanlon of 75 Howe street has been obliged to submit to another oper- ation.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. Patten of Clin- tonville have gone to St. Louis.
 The Twentieth Century Whist club of Branford is arranging for a trolley ride this week over the 1oop-New Haven Derby, Bridgeport, West Haven and re turn
 Mrs. H. V. Bowe of Branford left yesterday morning for Meriden to at tend the funeral of her husband whose death occurred very suddenly iT that city on Saturday morning.
 George R. Johnson, of West Haven has been entertaining his classmate Louis Talmage Jacques, 1900 S, of Chi . cago, III.
 An autumnal welcome home" recep' tion will be rendered members of the Congregational church at the churcf to-rnorrow evening from to 103o'clock Refreshments will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Blake of Center street are entertaining MT. and Mrs Clock of Meriden and MT. Scheuy ot New Britain.
 Mrs Wilbur Warner and Mrs Franl Kimberly were hostesses at the meet ing of the Monday Afternoon Whis club at Mrs. Warmers home on Wash ington avenue yesterday afternoon About twenty ladies were present.
 Alfred Mackrille and family of Sec ond avenue, West Haven, are spending two weeks at Pine Orchard.
 Superintendent E. c. Stiles of Wes Haven is sending out invitations to tn Schoolmasters' club dinner, which vii be held at the New Haven house, Nev Haven, October 20. Mir Stiles is presi dent of the Connecticut Schoolmasters club The list of guess of he club wiI