The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known In This City
interesting social Event. Here and


avenue. who has passed a delightful
month in New Hampshire. returned on
Monday.
Miss May Shine Of Howe & stetson's
will spend her vacation of two weeks
in Atlantic City.
Miss May Andrews, Of New York.
who has been visiting with Miss Minnie
Hasselback left yesterday for her home
in New York.
Mr.. William Grinnell, of Providence,
is spending week at his home in New
Haven.
Mrs. f. G. Boynton and daughter, Eli
sic L., who has recently graduated
from the State Normal school, have
been spending the past week with Mrs.
Holt of Charles street, Springfield,
Mass, and have now gone to Lake
George for the month of July.
Miss Cora Holton, Of 227 Columbus
avenue, has gone to New Hampshire
for the summer.
A. j. Thompson, the Campbell avenue
florist, was slightly improved yester-
day. The accident which befell him re-
Gently was very painful, his ankle bone
being broken in four places by a log of
wood rolling over it. DR.. Sweet, of
New Haven, and DIR. v. A. Kowalews-
XII, of this place, were called to attend
him yesterday.
The Misses Bronson, of New Haven,
are guests of Miss Eva Ransom, Of
East Main street, Rockville.
The many friends of Miss Viola Rob-
inson, of Court street, West Haven,
who has been sick for some time, will
be glad to hear that she is rapidly inn
proving and that she is now able to sit
up.
Mrs Elizabeth A Kelsey, of Center
street. West Haven, has received a par
eel Of land in New Haven in the pro-
cess of distribution of the property in
the estate of the late Israel A. Kelsey.
The land has a frontage of fifty feet on
North street, running along AtWater
street for distance of one hundred
and fifty feet.
Mr.. John Jaeger, Of Woodward ave-
: nue.. and son, Mr.. John w. Jaeger, who
has just completed his course at high
school, sailed for England Tuesday.
They will visit places of interest dur
ing the entire vacation and expect to
return to New Haven the last week in
September.
Miss Olive Thompson's dancing class
will give the second summer dance Of
the series at Broekett's Point pavilion,
Thursday evening, July %, and a large
attendance is expected.
Mrs Myrtle L. Moore and Helen q.
Moore, of this city, are registered at
the Summit House, Mount washington.
A ic n Of or.
gagement. of Miss Juilette Inness,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George In
ness Of New York, to Mr.. Bradford
Ellsworth, Yale, 1903, also of New York.
Miss Inness is very talented and popu-
lar. Her father is prominent painter
and her grandfather, the late George
Inness, was one of the most noted arr
fists Of his day Mr. Ellsworth is the
/ son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Webster
Ellsworth and is very wealthy. The
wedding will take place in January in
the Collegiate church,
Miss Mary Webb of Winsted, is
spending her vacation in West Haven.
Mrs. Aaron Rosenthai is visiting her
son, Mr. J. B. ,Rosenthal, and her twin
grandsons, Aaron and Harold, and also
her granddaughter, Miss Esther Rosen-
thai. of Rensselaer, and Albany, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Norris, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, are the gusts of theeir
relatives on Campbell avenue, West
Haven.
Owing to the extenvive improvements
to be made this summer, the Quinnipi-
ack club will close its premises in about
week or ten days until the first Of Oc-
AS hoc I1n
nouncement as to temporary quarters.
The club building is to be completely
renovated and when opened in October
will be the handsomest club in New
England.
New patrons of the Stanford Hotel on
Beach street include Misses Kittie
Ryan and Julia MCGEE, Wallingford;
NJ. Tyce, Irene Demonde, Philadelphia;
Misses Dunigan, Hartford; A. J..
Hughes, M Hughes, Meridn; John AL
sop, wife and child, Middletown; Liz
lian NJ. Childs, Tuckhanock, Pa; Mary
D. Childs, Danbury; Mrs. Egan, New
York.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Sheldon and
their grandson, Charles H. Bolton, have
gone to Plymouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gleason left
for New York this morning and will
sail for London on the Esd of the month
on the steamship Mesaba, of the Attain
tic transport line. After stay in Lon
don they will go to Paris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gleason will be gone till the latter
part Of September
Al number of Connecticut people are
stopping at the Summit House, Mount
Washington. The following were reg
istered there Saturday: The Misses
Blanche Wilkins and Helen Webb, of
West Hartford; Mrs. D. G. Graham,
Mrs. Ann Otis Potter, the Misses Lou
Use P. Hovey, Bertha A. Metzger and
Elizabeth B. Brewster, of Norwich;
Mrs Myrtle IL Moore and Miss Helen
q. Moore, of New Haven; the Misses
Lucy G. Chapman and Nancy 2. Dew
ey, of Old Mystic, and Miss Ethel E.
Kellogg, of New London.
Albert Ziegler. Of New Haven, is
spending few days at his home, 20
Cottage street Danbury,
Edwin 5. Oviatt, the newspaper and
magazine writer, returned Tuesday
with his wife from a delightful vacation
of three. months in italy, Mr. and Mrs