The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Miss Emeline P Countryman of 13 May street is the guest of Miss Kate | Hotehkiss at woody Crest, Woodmont.
 pr. Frank c. Parsons and Dean Ly- man are trouting at Moosehead lake.
 Camp Tyler at Johnston's Point will disband Saturday morning. Last night the campers attended the social dance at Short Beach, and tonight they will hold farewell reception and satur- day they will return to this city. James Brennan os San Francisco is | the guest of his brother, Thomas Bren- nan of Kimberly avenue. MT. Bren- nan formerly resided in this city and was connected with the Gamble-Des- | mond company. A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry 1 c. Day. .-.. | Thomas Nelligan, day clerk at the Hotel Garde, left yesterday afternoon for a months vacation, part of which l will be spent with relatives at Spring. field, Mass, and the remainder in a trip through Yellowstone park. Matthew Flanagan and Henry Far rell of the postoffice force are spending their vacation in Litchfeld. Mrs. Thomas Oliver and children, Miss Frances and Master Robert Oliver, left yesterday for Brockport, New York, where the children will spend the sum- mer with their grandmother. After shot visit Mrs. Oliver will join MT. Oliv- CT and they will go to Spokane, Wash, fy7 Fa1 the guest of friends.
 Miss Clara Smith and Miss Amelia Shaurer of Passaic, N. J.. are visiting their cousins, the Misses Shea of 155 Bradley street. E5.. .-. Iss, 4.
 Mrs. Frederick Wagner and children, Miss Pauline and Master Ross Wag- 1ler of Center street, have gone to Gull ford to spend several weeks. Mrs. John Splain of 37 Avon street is entertaining the Misses Olive and May Devine of San Francisco. They have been touring the country and been paying visits to friends in Boston and Providence. R. I. Mrs. Harris and her sister, Miss Martha Beebe, have gone to Madison, Conn, to spend a few weeks.
 Miss Caroline B. Miller of 127 Nicoll street left this week for a two weeks stay in Northfield, Mass. 5 MT. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle have as their guest Miss Annie Carlisle of Northampton, Mass. ..-...
 Druggist Deegan of State street, cor rer of Edwards street, and his family removed to a cottage on Thomas street, West Haven, which they have taken for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Schlipf, nee Miss Lillian Rungee, sailed Tuesday, July II, for Europe on the Kaiser Will helm II. Before returning to the states they will viist France, Germany, Switzerland and Italy, arriving here 7 'szJstsstt tie iT1iadle~o of September. Mrs. Schlipf was one os the charming June brides Of the season She and her hus- band have a host of friends in this city, who wish them boy voyage. They will be at home to their many friends by October 1, in Waterbury, this state.
 Miss Mabel Loomis of Cottage street Is at Aquakua lake, Broome county, New York, for the summer.
 A very pretty subscription dance was given Tuesday evening in West Haven town hall The patronesses were Mrs. Wellant of New York, Mrs. Friend of New York, Mrs. Karlsfcher of New York, Mrs, Chase of Waterbury, and Mrs A J, Johnson.
 Mrs, Stuart Means and family of Humphrey street are enjoying the cool breezes of Grove Beach for the sum- mer.
 The German Methodist picnic at Mansfield Grove of wednesday was one of the merriest of the month. After luncheon was over all assembled in the grove to listen to 8 programme of song speech and story telling, which was greatly enjoyed.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Griffin Of Brook lyn, N. Y, and four children, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Hodges of Center street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. John DeBois of Main street, West Hven. are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 Alfred Moore of South Africa was the guest of his brother, John Moore of Beacon avenue over Sunday. MT. Moore will leave soon for a trip to India.
 The Original Nine association are preparing for their annual outing and banquet which will be held at the Hoy ton, Cosey Beach, Wednesday afternoon and evening, July 19
 Mrs. Letee, widow of Dr. Leete, late of Branford, is very i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. F. Reynolds at l. Rockland Park, Short Beach Owing to Mrs. Leete's advanced age there is but little hope Of her recovery. She is eighty-f1ve years of age.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Barnum, two sons and servants of Sherman avenue. left yesterday morning for Great Bar Tington, Mass, where they will spend the summer.
 Miss Edith Hammond, instructor in Stamford high school, who has been staying with her mother at BAT Orch ard street left Monday for visit with friends in Buffalo.
 A quiet wedding of July IS will be that of Miss Rose Pastor and J. G. Phelps Stokes of New York city, which will probably be performed at the Stokes country home, Noroton, Conn. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes of this city te,x,,y