The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss NJ. A.. Bostwick has sent out invitations for an entertainment to be given at the Studio" Short Beach, this evening at o'clock. An Eve ming with Longfellow," by Henry Clay Beers.
 The members of the Ninth ward Re publican committee in charge of the forthcoming clambake on Labor day have engaged rooms at the Tontlne hotel as headquarters for the day.
 The Daughters of Erin, as Ladies auxiliary No. F, A. o. H., is popularly known, are making extensive prepa- rations for their annual picnic at Dou- ble Beach Monday, July 31. Games and a basket luncheon will be enjoyed
 Miss Laura A. Rolston of Fallsdale, Pa, and MT. Bennie Rolston of Hones- dale, Pa., who have been visiting their aunt, Miss Katharine L. Rolston of 456 Chapel street for the past week, have returned to their homes. The young people greatly enjoyed their visit and our beautiful city with it's many at- fractions.
 Miss Edna Beardslee of Thomaston is visiting friends in this city
 Mrs. J. N. Scohie and family will spend the month of August in the hills of Litchf1eld.
 Miss Mamie Lonergan of A Clark street, Miss Miriam Keegan of 952 State street, and the Misses Alice and Jose phine Murray of Lloyd street are camping out at Woodmont, and great ly enjoying their outing. The young ladies went down on Monday and will remain two weeks.
 The union Sunday schools of North Haven, which includes the Episcopal, Congregational and Baptist churches held their annua picnic at Lighthouse Point yesterday, going to that place in special cars. They were about 200 strong and had a delightful time.
 The friends of Miss Josephine Larl- wee of PA Kimberly avenue gave her a surprise on Tuesday evening at her home in honor of her 18th birthday anniversary. Numerous valuable gifts were presented to her, after which singing and games were enjoyed by the guests, followed by fitting lunch. The house was beautifully decorated with Japanese lanterns, and the party retired in the wee hours with pleasant memories of very enjoyable eve ming.
 Dr. W. w. Herrick of New York; who is taking charge of Dr. Russell's practice during his vavation will act as temporary lodge physician for the Sons of St. George of Wallingford.
 Mrs. Ernest E. Spencer of Provi- dence, R, L, is making a short visit at her old home in Branford. Mrs. Turn CT returned home with her daughter. In Campbell avenue, West Haven, Wednesday evening while trying to avoid collision with an automobile, pr. F. c. Atwood of 15S Whalley ave nue had his carriage struck by troll ley car, and his wife and daughter were thrown out and the carriage de- 1 molished Mrs. Atwood and Miss Att wood went home in car. Dr. Ham, mond was summoned and found that the muscles of the young girls side were badly lacerated.
 MT. and Mrs. Adam sauer of Column bus, O., are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. L. Boeshans of 322 Howard avenue.
 Mrs. George Vogler and children are visiting at their old home in Torring | ton.
 MT and Mrs. J. N. Schraff of Bran ford entertained in their houseboat E. L. Casa the first of the week, Dr. and | Mrs. Cheney of New Haven and a ! party from New York.
 Mrs. c. Berry Peets of this city is the guest of Mrs. John B. Tassit in l Norfolk.
 Miss Jennie Granson of Indian Neck avenue has for her guest Miss Annie Carlson of Higganum.
 Mrs. LeRoy Crockett of Montowese is visiting friends in Winsted, Conn. Henry Cross and family of Water bury are the guests of MT. Cross | mother, Mrs. Foster Whitney of Queach.
 Miss Minnie Murphy of Brooklyn, I Conn.,, is visiting relatives in this city. The Norwich Bulletin says: MT. and Mrs. George F. Eager gave musicale 1 at their Pine Grove cottage Sunday evening, the musicians being Carl En- gel, violinist and musical director at the New York Casino Mime. Rutholdi Eager, soprano. and Prof. George Flu gene Eager, formerly of New Haven, | the piano virtuoso of Chicago. Mrs. A. Ramsay of East River is on the sick list, suffering with neuralgia of the heart.
 MT Ned c. Strouse and his mother, who have been enjoying an extensive tour in Canada, returned home Tues day. Considerable time was spent among the Thousand Islands and in Montreal and Quebec. MT. Strouse took over twelve dozen photographs on the trip, all of which have turned out splendidly.
 The Misses May and Florence Brad ley of West Haven have returned from a ten days stay at the Penn broke hotel, Woodmont, where they have been the guests of their grand mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
 MT. John P. Kilfeather is spending , 1r,oo1ye at ba poi11E