The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-26
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Aad Other People Known in This City --Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. and her son, Theordore Roosevelt, jr., passed through here yesterday at 12:05 p. m. on tie Shore line express for Boston, preparatory to the young mans enter ing Harvard university. They came over to Bridgeport from Oyster Bay on the yacht Sylph and boarded the par Tor car Connecticut.
 Mrs. Frederick Skiff and son, Walter, Skiff, have returned to their home on Smith street after a three weeks visit with Mrs. Guirding in Newark, N. J. Augustus s. Blagden, assistant man. ager of the National Steel Foundry company, Fairmount avenue, and Miss Anne B. Worthington, daughter of Jo- seph E Worthington of Washington, Tenn, will be married at that place October il.
 At the Grace NJ. D. church of Water vile Sunday the address by F. W. Ran dall of New Haven was plain talk to the children upon their duty as Christian soldiers, to be loyal, faithful and obedient, and it's impression upon them and upon their elders was evil dent.
 The condition of Mrs. Oliver Cooper of Westyille, who is i'll with typhoid is reported to be much improved.
 Mrs. John Sanderson of Meriden is the guest of Mrs. A. L. sperry of West Elm street, Westville.
 Mrs George H. Watrous and Miss Maud Watrous, of Whitney avenue, who have been abroad for the past year, returned Sunday on the Teutonic. Other passengers on the Teutonic were Miss Zaidee Tyler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. P. Tyler, and Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, daughter of Professor Rev. holds. who have been travelling abroad with a chaDerore.
 Edward Mahoney, son of MT. and Mrs. John H. Mahoney of S4S Crown street, has returned to St. Lament's school at Montreal, Canada.
 Miss Charlotte Parker, the young daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Horatio w. Parker, will not return to America with her parents, but will remain at a fin- ishing school in Switzerland.
 Miss Ethel Weeden has resign ed her position as teacher in the New Haven Normal School of Gymnas- tics, to accept position with a large school in St. Louis, Mo.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Parrish and Mrs. Hiram Parrish of Howard avenue are spending the month of September in the Adirondacks.
 Anawon lodge, No 115, F. and A. M., met in Masonic hall, Campbell avenue, corner of Main street, West Haven, last evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Attorney Isaac Wolfe returned on Sunday from an extended trip abroad. Mr. Wolfe went away on July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Max Adler accompanied him. MT and Mrs Adler are to remain abroad one month longer. They went to France, Switzerland, Germany, Aus tria and Italy, and had a very pleas ant sojourn. MT. and Mrs. Adler will snend the remainder of their time on the continent in Germany.
 William Spencer Murray, electrical engineer of the Consolidated, and Miss Ellen Day Rush, daughter of Captain Richard Rush, U. s. A., were married at the Films, the summer home of Cap tain Rush at Catskflls, N. r., on Sat urday.
 Jack Jeffers, a strapping Gbig coIored man. has arrived at Yale, where he is Ito be a rubber for the football team He is an experienced man, having been for several years with Trainer John Mack at Mercersburg. Jeffers is na- tive of Boston.
 Mrs. Max Strauss and daughter, Mrs. Fred Meyer, have closed their summer cottage at Savin Rock and returned to their home on Orange street, New Ha- wen.
 William c. Dole, boxing instructor at Yale, arrived in New Haven on Sunday after atwo months sojourn in Bruns- after two months sojourn in Bruns- and certainly looks the part
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