The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-05
SONAL PARAGRAPHS.
s OF INTEREST CONCERN
G NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

u NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Other People known In This City
interesting Social Events Here and
sewhere.
lillian Sheffield of the New Haven
In is spending a week vacation at
Ellington.
F. siiss Grace Walker, contralto soloist
tCalvary Baptist church, is the guest
Miss Mollie Townsed at sperry cot
a age. Lake Waramaug.
Mrs. Charles H. Merwin of 50 Bishop
street, who has been quite i'll at here
home this week and attended by DIR.
Arthur S. Cheney, is improving.
Harold Hendee, who is spending the
!, summer abroad. was among the Ameri-
cans who recently registered at the
Herald's Paris bureau.
The Silvertone club will give a mid
summer hop at Brocketts Point paviI-
ion, Monday evening, August q. A.
: large delegation from New Haven will
go down. The pavilion, which is on
the Branford line, is one of the pref
test along the shore.
The August outing of the Connecticut
probat eassembly will be held at Savln
Rock Wednesday, August g. A shore
dinner will be served at / o'clock, after
which those present will look over the
attractions.
The st. Johns and WestvilIes will
play double header in West Rock
park this afternoon, and, as both
teams are playing fine ball good game
will be expected. The lineup of the
Westville team is as follows: Guerin,
p.; Kitchen, C; Merwin, 1b; Reed, 2b;
James O'Connor, 3b; w. Harra, S. H.
Whildey, If; j. Frazer, CT: Brooks, RI.
Mrs. T. NJ. Flanagan and family Of
ESP Hamilton street are summering in
Woodbridge.
Miss Alice O'ConneIl of 295 Orchard
nasEreet lis spending her vacation with
the Misses Sheridan in New London.
Miss Martha Carroll has returned
from years visit in Boston.
Master Joseph and Miss Lillian Dom
ahue, with their aunt, Miss Dunn, left
Monday for the Berkshires, where they
expect to stay until September.
Mrs. Arthur Mardsen gave a house
party for a week, the guests returning
to their homes Thursday evening. They
were Miss Lillian Hale, Mantle; Mar
guerite Church, Hartford; Maud Rey-
nolds, New Haven; Ethel Brooks, Der
by; Jessie Bloomfield, Westbrook Lou
va Nettleton and Henrietta Parker,
Clinton. the latter being a sister of
Mrs. Marsden, and Jessie Gerard, South
Norwalk. Several young gentlemen
from Clinton were invited to particle
pate in the amusements which consist
ed of picnies, straw ride, sailing, bath
ing, a drive to Ninevah, for picnic
and dancing. 4" 81
Mrs Richard Andrews of Clinton is
i'll at her home en- East Main street.
DR.. d. a. Fox is attending her.
ayeral New Haveners went to Short
Beach last night to attend the first of
the series of entertainments given at
the Studio for the benefit of the re-
Gently formed Village improvement So
ciety. An excellent programme was
presented and among the artists to APP
pear are Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Fur
long Of New York
Albert A. Williams and Francis Ham
ilton, jr., are planning to divide two
weeks vacation between tour to Nj
agara, Ansable Chasm and Lake George
and a week at Asbury Park, N. J.
Misses May and Katherine O'Meara
are spending a few weeks at Cliff Ha-
ven, N. Y, where the Catholic summer
school is in session.
Misses Ella and May Galligan are
spending their vacation at Daisy Cliff
Farm, Morris, Conn.