The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City
 -InterestinS Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 William H. Hamilton, of Hamilton & Co, leaves New York to-day on the steamer Crown Prince, of the North German Lloyd, for his annual Euro pean trip. The tour will include the great fashion centers-Beriin, Vienna, Paris and London. Mir. Hamilton has branch offices in those cities.
 The only representative of the class of '45, and probably the only one of that class who will attend the com meneement at Yale this year is General Henry B. Darlington, of Hyde Park, Mass. He is stopping at Mrs. Condon's, 136 Wall street. General Darlington is eighty-two years old and is the only surviving colonel of the army of '61. He was born in Wallingford. S
 Professor H. Nj. Whitney, of Bran ford, left yesterday for Portland, Ore, where he will attend the national con- ference of librarians to be held in that city in July. He will visit other places of interest in the west before returning to Branford. -sT
 John L. Hall and his sister, Miss Helen Hall, of Hillhouse avenue, who have been enjoying an automobile trip through the Berkshires, were guests at Lenox, Mass, on Sunday, of Joseph H. Choate. The other members of the Choate house party were MT. and Mrs. n fn Sears and Miss Gardner, of Boston.
 Miss Esther Goldbaum, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herman Goldbaum, was married to Israel Goldstein at the home of the brides parents, 6S Howe street, Sunday evening, by Rev. MT. Yas-. gauer. .....- s.-es
 Mrs. A. Maxcy Hitler, of Temple street, and her three children have gone to their summer home, ''Thayer- croft" at West MedWay, Mass. <
 First President Percy R. Todd and Freight Traffic Manager F. |. Somers, of the New Haven road, left yesterday for an extended trip west. including Chicago.
 Mrs. Edward Stacy, of Miles City, Montana, formerly Miss Louise Hotch- kiss, of West Haven, and her children have taken Q fine cottage at Bradley Point, where they will spend the suma mer. -&t485{ *s~ #%
 The Connecticut Retail Hardware Dealers association is to hold it's an. nual midsummer meeting at the Pequot hotel, Morris Cove, July F. There will be a banquet and outing in connection with the meeting. About fifty rnembers are expected. .st IL
 MT. and Mrs. Lyman Peete and chil. dren, Ruth and Vernon, of Foochow, China, arrived Saturday in West Ha- ven, where they will spend most of the summer. They are with Miss Trow- bridge, of Court street New Haven girls who recently grad uated from Smith college, Northamp- ton, Mass, are Miss Marguerite North, Miss Jean Baird Pond and Miss Mary Winslow Smytlt. From North Haven was Miss Martha J. Smith. S.s4 Mr and Mrs. William F, Haesche will close their city home, 1a Whitney ave- nue. Thursday remaining in town for. the presidents reception in Memorial hall, and will proceed to Governors. Island, where they have taken a cot tage for the silifamer. Mrs. Evans, wife of pr. George E. Evans, and her young son arrived at their home in Branford from Grace hospital on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Evans stood the journey well, and the boy seems well pleased with his new home. 's<
 John Townsend, of the firm of Bron- son & Townsend, has gone to Salem. Mass, for week. Fsy
 George Hillman, son of the well- known confectioner of Chapel street, has decided to go to Leipzig, Germany, to finish his musical education. His friends may expect an interesting piano recital on his return. -,f& A.
 Sylvan Social auxiliary to Sylvan lodge No. 2, Star of Bethlehem, will have a social and supper at the home