The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1TEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
And Other People Known fin This City --Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Harry, jr,, leave to-day for a two week s visit at the home of Mrs. Robin sons parents in Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss McGuire and niece, Miss Marie Kennedy of New York city. have re- turned after pending their vacation in .Newtown and New Haven.
 Miss Ethel Plant and Miss Caroline Jourdan have commenced their last years work at the Normal Training school.
 Mrs. ". N. Scranton of Spring street, West Haven, Is entertaining Mrs. V. A. Ricketts of Washington, D. c.
 Mrs. Adrien Heitmann and daughter, Miss Louise Heitmann of West Haven, left Thursday for a visit of two weeks with Mrs. Heitman's sister, Mrs. Kling, in New Brighton, s. l., and with her brother. Mrs. Knearels in Larchmont; also wit hrelatives in New York city. Wilbur Alling and Leon filling. who have been the guests of their grand mother, Mrs. Alphonso Merwin, in Or ange. have returned to their home in New York city. Miss Irene Wilson of Boston is the guest of Miss Smith of Whalley ave- nue. .. Miss Vera Welch and sister Helen, of Westvi1le, are spending their vacation in waterbury.
 Miss Mary Bushnell of Clinton has returned from visit to her sister in Jersey City. Miss Fannie Blaisdell of Clinton, who was quite i'll with typhoid fever, is again able to be out .-
 Miss Grace Hubbell of Brooklyn, who has just finished a postgraduate course at Yale, has announced her engage ment to William B. A. Taylor, libra rian of the new Mercantile library of Cincinnati.
 Mrs Emma E. Belcher and daughter, Irene, have gone to spend a week with friends in New York city and Coney Island.
 Mrs. William Neenan of Haven street Is away spending a weeks vaca- tion taking in the sights of Coney 1s- land :s=% Miss Bertha Graham of Elm street, West Haven. is visiting in New York city.
 Miss Agnes Lyman, who has been spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. George Stevens, at "Harbor View Clinton, left yesterday morning for her home in Chicago.
 Miss Mary Bushnell of Clinton has returned from a visit to her sister in Jersey City. ..-..
 Miss Fannie Blaisdell of Clinton, who was quite i'll with typhoid fever, is again able to b eout.
 Mrs. Emma E. Belcher and daughter Irene. have gone to spend a week with friends in New York city and Coney Island. :.,*
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Eagan of Rich n1ond, Ind, are guests of MT. and Mrs -Srs1rf1 D. Cunningham of 104 Cedar street Mr. Eagan is county president of the A. o. H. of Wayne county. Ont He represented the county at the na- tional Hibernian conventions held at Boston, Denver and St. Louis. st
 Mrs George son1ers entertained this week at her home in Savin avenue, West Haven, Mrs. Chambers of Spring field, Mass, and Mrs. George Gamsby of Westville.
 The Misses Carrie and Rose Smith of 142 Liberty street gave a musicale at their home Thursday evening. The so- loists were Charles F. Smith, Thomas Farrell, George Bishop, Howard Bron- son, Edward Morgan, Miss Mahoney, Miss Mamel !Schi1ling, Miss E. Greene, and Miss Beatrice Ross. The songs by the Misses Smith were greatly enjoyed. Among those present were the Misses May Crowley, Hattie Mills, Mildred Smith, Ruth Spencer, Ethel Densmore, Kittie Monahan, Kathryn Floyd, Mabel Schilling, Ellen Greene, Beatrice Ross, Mae Mahoney, c. F. Smith, F. Farrell C. Bishop, F. Morgan, F. Mills, c. Stevens, c. Bronson, J. Kennedy, B. Manning, F. Merrill, G. Vincent, and T McDermott. About midnight a dainty supper was served by the chaperones, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. G. Bronson, Mrs c. E. Smith, and Mrs. F. Mills.
 Miss Coulter of the telephone ex- change of Branford is visiting friends iii Liberty, N. T., and Miss Minnie Hull of GuiIford is taking her place.
 Attorney Louis Jacobs and his family have returned home from their summer cottage at Silver Sands MT. Jacobs will leave tonight for Washington, D C., to attend the A. o. U. w. conven- tion.
 Miss Edith Griswold of Campbell ave. Tue, an employe of the Wire Novelty company of Elm street, fell on the stairs of the factory Thursday and re. ceived severe injuries She was taker to her home and medical aid summon ed
 To-day the deputy sheriffs of New Haven county will give banquet tt Sheriff Durham at "The Ark.'' Amone the invited guests is F. L. Averil O Rogers street, Branford, clerk of tho Court of common pleas.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney ant children who have been spending a fev weeks with MT. Whitney's mother Mrs Hall in Boston, have returned to theiI home in Richard Place, West Haven.
 Miss Minnie Eleanor Gruener, wht has been the guest of Mrs. J. Fleming of State street, has returned to he simmer home at Woodmont for thu rest of the month.
 Mrs. John Loveday and little daugh ter, Vitie, leave for New York on Wed nesday for a few days rest and pleas ure. Mrs. Loveday has been ill fo some weeks and in care of her physi clan, and her friends hope that this lit tie change may help to restore her t health. fH